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Is there anyway way better than going to tools, tab on your ...
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Is there anyway way better than going to tools, tab on your IE browser, then the option tab, and clearing your internet, file, & cookies history to PERMANENTLY delete internet surfing history? My workstation is on small business server 2003 and is not running any kind of big brother software that I am aware of. I have access to server since it is mine.

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December 6 12:46 PM (11 minutes and 49 seconds later)
         
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You can delete the cookies and temporary files manually. First you need to know where they are stored on your computer.

To locate the temporary internet files, click Tools > Internet Options > > Settings > View Files, then note the folder where they are stored. As for the cookies, they are normally stored in the Documents and Setting\"username"\. You can also run a search on "cookies" to locate the cookies folder.

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December 6 12:47 PM (46 seconds later)
         
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Hi sam and welcome back. If you want to erase alinternet activity try the link below:

http://windowsmarketplace.com/Results.aspx?collID=54&minPrice=0&maxPrice=9

This is for Free Internet Eraser. I believe you will like this as this is what I use and is quite the utility.

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December 6 3:51 PM (3 hours and 4 minutes and 16 seconds later)
         
Reply to John D.'s Post: I already know this which is reflected in my own question, but thanks anyway.
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