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your full bandwidth for surfing.

Passwords (Windows XP only)

Saving your passwords means that you don't have to enter your password every time you dial into the

Internet, access protected shares, etc. However, hackers may be able to access and misuse these

passwords. You can therefore disable the automatic saving of passwords here.

Internet Time

Here you can set the clock on your computer to be synchronized regularly with an atomic clock over the

Internet, to ensure your computer always shows the correct time. The following option must be enabled

first: Automatically synchronize with an Internet time server.

The Available time servers section lists some popular reference clocks. If you know other servers, you

can enter their online addresses into the list by clicking Add.

Internet

Here you can determine how an existing dial-up connection should be handled when a user logs off, and

you can deactivate the integrated Windows Firewall.

In Windows XP you can also click the Settings button in order to set various advanced options for your

Internet connection.

Internet Explorer

Explorer Bars

Here you can set how the toolbars in Internet Explorer should behave. For example, you can have the

search bar always perform searches using Google™ and change settings for the Autocomplete feature

in the address bar.

View

In the Title bar section, enter the text you would like to be displayed in the Internet Explorer title bar.

Favorites

Here you can show and hide favorites folders and their contents andthereby hide unwanted folders.

Please note that the contents of the favorites folders is not shown here and only the available folders are

listed. You can also sort the folders by name.

This is where you can customize the Internet Explorer menu bar and use the Settings button to add

many useful commands to the context menu that is called up when you right-click on any web page.

Under Show source code you can specify whether, when you select Show source code, the website

should be opened with Internet Explorer or with a different program, e.g. the Windows editor

(notepad.exe).