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I'm not familiar with that website, and it doesn't pull up on my system. &nbsp;<br />
Unless you can get someone to write a script, you are not going to be able to add the website to IE compatability and have it propogate to all users. &nbsp; <br />
Why wouldn't you consider another browser like Firefox?
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I'm not familiar with that website, and it doesn't pull up on my system.  
Unless you can get someone to write a script, you are not going to be able to add the website to IE compatability and have it propogate to all users.  
Why wouldn't you consider another browser like Firefox?

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only ie11 is installed.<br />
is there any local group policy to do that?
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only ie11 is installed.
is there any local group policy to do that?

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i have a win7 PC with ie11.<br />
how to let ie11 compactibility view add a site (for example: &nbsp;oldie7website.com), &nbsp;add it once for all users, without every new user have to do that by herself?
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i have a win7 PC with ie11.
how to let ie11 compactibility view add a site (for example:  oldie7website.com),  add it once for all users, without every new user have to do that by herself?

ie11 compactibility view add a site

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