Internet Explorer

B

Burdel

I am using Windows XP internet explorer and have a small problem.
Whenever I'm on, lets say, eBay, with a long search page and I'm about
3/4 of the page down and click an item. When I click the back button to
go back to the search page the search page is all the way back at the top
of the page. Then I have to scroll down to where I was looking before.

Can anyone help to set explorer to where, when I go back to the search
page it will be at the same spot where I was, instead of going all the
way to the top of the page?

Thanks
 
J

Jim Macklin

You can right click in the scroll bar and select options to
"scroll here" and top or bottom. If you get the Internet
Tools for IE 5.5 you'll get the option on a right click menu
to "open link in a new window"

I'm not sure exactly what setting you need to change in IE,
mine has always worked without a problem. I do tend to open
a second IE window, so the original still has my place and
to go back I just close the second window.


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|I am using Windows XP internet explorer and have a small
problem.
| Whenever I'm on, lets say, eBay, with a long search page
and I'm about
| 3/4 of the page down and click an item. When I click the
back button to
| go back to the search page the search page is all the way
back at the top
| of the page. Then I have to scroll down to where I was
looking before.
|
| Can anyone help to set explorer to where, when I go back
to the search
| page it will be at the same spot where I was, instead of
going all the
| way to the top of the page?
|
| Thanks
|
| --
| Why drive... when you can Ride!!!
|
| Burdel
 

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