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Ben Stevenson

Just bought the PC with Vista Home and IE7.

There are 2 questions please.

1. I don't know how Microsoft Bing is on the browser toolbars. How can I
get rid of it?

2. Icons on the desktop are somewhat too big. How can I reduce their size?

TIA
 
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Alan Edwards

One answer.

1. Click the down arrow to the right of the search box and then Search
Options-Change Search Defaults, highlight Bing and Remove.

....Alan
 
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PerryFeral

Just bought the PC with Vista Home and IE7.

There are 2 questions please.

1. I don't know how Microsoft Bing is on the browser toolbars. How can I
get rid of it?

2. Icons on the desktop are somewhat too big. How can I reduce their size?

TIA
hit the down arrow next to the magnifying glass

select> find more providers

you'll get 2 pages of search providers

pick> google (and/or any others) and select> add to internet explorer

when it finished d/l hit the down arrow again and select> manage
search providers

right click google and hit set as default


perry
 
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Gary Mount

To reduce icon size, click on the desktop then hold down the ctrl key and
scroll your mouse wheel.
 
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Ben Stevenson

Hey, that was pretty neat. Thanks a lot.

Gary Mount said:
To reduce icon size, click on the desktop then hold down the ctrl key and
scroll your mouse wheel.
 
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Ben Stevenson

Answer to you is the same as to Alan Edwards above. Pls note that I already
have google toolbar installed earlier.
 
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Andrew Murray

Gary Mount said:
To reduce icon size, click on the desktop then hold down the ctrl key and
scroll your mouse wheel.



Neat little trick. It's the same behavior that you see if you do this same
action in a web page; it zooms the text/image in and out (but how much
possibly depends on how the page is styled, and the zoom capability of the
particular browser.

For those using a mouse without the scroll wheel, right click the desktop,
in the context menu there's a "View" option which contains other options for
reducing/increasing the desktop icons. Options offered are large, medium
and classic.
 

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