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Adjust cache properties to
ensure the most current web
pages are always viewed.
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All downloaded web pages and cookies
get stored in your Temporary
Internet folder, or cache. This
design is used to make accessing
them quicker if you decide to visit
the same pages at a later date. You
may want to consider adjusting the
cache properties to make sure the
correct webpage always get
delivered.
To adjust cache properties,
follow these directions:
- Open Internet Explorer
- Mouse over Tools and select
Internet Options.
- In Internet Options select the
General tab.
- In the middle of the General
tab is the Temporary Internet
files section. Click the Settings
button.
- On the pop-up window that
appears, checkmark "Every visit to
the page" under "Check for newer
versions of stored pages." This
will insure updated web pages
always get displayed in your
browser.
- Next, in the "Temporary
Internet files folder" field under
"Amount of disk space to use," set
the MB to an ideal number based on
the amount of hard drive space
available. If you have a small
hard drive, you'll probably want
to make it about 10MB or less.
(The smaller the number, the
faster the cache will overwrite
itself as you visit web pages.)
- When you're finished making
changes, select "OK."
- Then select "OK" in the
Internet Options dialog box.
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