O.T? BACK BUTTON on IE 6.xxx.

Hi!

Dell 2400, BIOS A05

Just annoyances, nothing too serious

Internet Explorer lost its Back Button and it's driving me wild! Is
there a way
to get it back without reloading IE?

Also, in TOOLS, INTERNET, OPTIONS, PRIVACY, it is set at
CUSTOM.
I then set it to DEFAULT, (Medium), click Apply, and then click
OK, and the
next time I check...it's set to back to CUSTOM. GRRRR!

Thanks folks for all the help! I'm lost without you. How will I ever
learn
this stuff on my with 80 year old eyes and brains?

Mike
Picture Rocks, AZ

"Mikie" <> wrote in message
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> Hi!
>
> Dell 2400, BIOS A05
>
> Just annoyances, nothing too serious
>
> Internet Explorer lost its Back Button and it's driving me wild! Is
> there a way
> to get it back without reloading IE?
>
> Also, in TOOLS, INTERNET, OPTIONS, PRIVACY, it is set at
> CUSTOM.
> I then set it to DEFAULT, (Medium), click Apply, and then click
> OK, and the
> next time I check...it's set to back to CUSTOM. GRRRR!
>
> Thanks folks for all the help! I'm lost without you. How will I ever
> learn
> this stuff on my with 80 year old eyes and brains?
>
> Mike
> Picture Rocks, AZ
>

View, Toolbars, Customize. Find the Back button in the left column. Select
it and Click ADD. It will move into the right column. Click Close.

It will be back on your toolbar.

"Tom Scales" <> wrote in message
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>
> "Mikie" <> wrote in message
> news: oups.com...
>> Hi!
>>
>> Dell 2400, BIOS A05
>>
>> Just annoyances, nothing too serious
>>
>> Internet Explorer lost its Back Button and it's driving me wild! Is
>> there a way
>> to get it back without reloading IE?
>>
>> Also, in TOOLS, INTERNET, OPTIONS, PRIVACY, it is set at
>> CUSTOM.
>> I then set it to DEFAULT, (Medium), click Apply, and then click
>> OK, and the
>> next time I check...it's set to back to CUSTOM. GRRRR!
>>
>> Thanks folks for all the help! I'm lost without you. How will I ever
>> learn
>> this stuff on my with 80 year old eyes and brains?
>>
>> Mike
>> Picture Rocks, AZ
>>
>
> View, Toolbars, Customize. Find the Back button in the left column.
> Select it and Click ADD. It will move into the right column. Click
> Close.
>
> It will be back on your toolbar.
>

Oh, one more thing. I never click Back. The Backspace key works as Back.
Lots of people don't know that.