Internet Explorer and Outlook Express guide
This is the simplest and most competent user guide for Internet Explorer and Outlook Express I have seen to date.
Felgall has listed out how to handle the modern usage of both Internet Explorer and Outlook Express in a very elegant manner and you should go visit this site if you intend to keep using these two buggy programs.
Subjects covered include:
How to turn off ActiveX and plug the security holes in Internet Explorer.
How to turn off Java processing in Internet Explorer.
What is Scumware and How can I Stop it affecting Me?
Smart Tags
Finding out where an email really came from.
Blocking Spam and Setting Up an Email White List
Creating Address Groups in Outlook Express
etc., etc., etc..
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» Anonymous
02/7/05 @ 1:48 pm
I love this site, there is so much information to be found. Thank you.
» Anonymous
02/19/05 @ 11:34 pm
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» outlook express errors
05/24/05 @ 12:20 am
I have been using Outlook Express errors repair tool for the past few months and LOVE it.
I’ve even recommended it to all my friends. Outlook Express more stable and secure than other programs.
» Dan
05/24/05 @ 8:50 am
Seeing as the above ‘comment’ was only a ploy to get a link, I have removed that part of the comment.
But I would also note that yes, a cleanup tool might be able to straighten up Outlook Express - AFTER Outlook Express had already infected your computer because of it’s virus carrying abilities, and then, IF, and ONLY IF, your computer hadn’t been hit soo hard that Windows had to be ceaned out and re-installed.
Outlook Express, due to it’s use of Internet Explorer’s ActiveX, et. all, is a virus carrying piece of garbage.
Hence, any program that claims to repair it has to depend on you getting the virus out of it first.
Not a logical situation to say the least.