Chapter Summary

• To personalize Internet Explorer, users can change the text size, colors, fonts, and font styles shown on Web pages, and they can customize the toolbars.

• To configure languages so that websites can be viewed in a user’s native language, change the language option in the Internet Options dialog box of Internet Explorer.

• To secure and personalize a Web user’s experience, Content Advisor, Digital Certificates, and the Profile Assistant can be configured.

• To resolve common end-user requests, you will have to import favorites, configure settings for cookies, set a home page, personalize the title bar, and configure the Explorer bar.

• To maintain Internet Explorer, use Disk Cleanup regularly and configure Temporary Internet File folder settings.

• To troubleshoot Internet Explorer, check security zones, privacy settings, and the Advanced configuration options of Internet Explorer.