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how do i get this option displayed nowhere on screen
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how do i get this option displayed nowhere on screen

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I would rather go with FireFox than with IE7. <br />
As for IE7 - every time you download something it pops up a window which asks you where to save. Use it.<br />

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I would rather go with FireFox than with IE7.
As for IE7 - every time you download something it pops up a window which asks you where to save. Use it.


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Thanks for the ideas, got sorted by my neighbour
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Thanks for the ideas, got sorted by my neighbour

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Due to limited space on my PC HD i need to change my internet downloaded files to my external HD (j). I am using Vista with internet Explorer 7. but cannot find away to do this. It is rather urgent, hope someone can help
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Due to limited space on my PC HD i need to change my internet downloaded files to my external HD (j). I am using Vista with internet Explorer 7. but cannot find away to do this. It is rather urgent, hope someone can help

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