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4. How can you have the Internet Temporary Files folder emptied each time you
close your browser?
Lesson Summary
■ Use the General tab of the Internet Options dialog box to configure your home
page, temporary Internet file settings, history settings, and Internet Explorer
appearance.
■ Use the Security tab of the Internet Options dialog box to configure settings for the
four security zones Internet Explorer uses to categorize sites: Internet, Local Intranet,
Trusted Sites, and Restricted Sites. Web sites are placed into the Internet zone
unless you place them into another zone.
■ Use the Privacy tab of the Internet Options dialog box to configure how Internet
Explorer handles cookies and to enable the Pop-Up Blocker.
■ Use the Content tab of the Internet Options dialog box to configure the Content
Advisor, which blocks Web sites based on their content.
■ Use the Connections tab of the Internet Options dialog box to configure the connections
that Internet Explorer uses to connect to the Internet. You can also use
this tab to configure a proxy server.
■ Use the Programs tab of the Internet Options dialog box to configure the programs
that Internet Explorer uses by default for e-mail messages, newsgroups, contacts,
and so on.
■ Use the Advanced tab of the Internet Options dialog box to configure additional
settings that govern the browsing experience.
Case Scenario Exercise
In this exercise, you will read a scenario about configuring Local Security Policy and
then answer the questions that follow. If you have difficulty completing this work,
review the material in this chapter before beginning the next chapter. You can find
answers to these questions in the “Questions and Answers” section at the end of this
chapter.