<start> <control panel>
Right-click 'Internet Options' and click 'create a shortcut'.
Its called 'Internet options' in control panel, but internet properties once its opened.
Hope thats what you want.
Shortcut for Internet Properties dialogue box
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Anonymous
In Vista I created a shortcut on my desktop for this box by dragging the icon there from the Taskbar.
The icon isn't on the Taskbar in Windows 7, so how do I create a shortcut now?
I use IE9.
TIA
Tim
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2011-12-01T12:49:19+00:00
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2011-12-01T13:55:30+00:00 In Vista I created a shortcut on my desktop for this box by dragging the icon there from the Taskbar.
The icon isn't on the Taskbar in Windows 7, so how do I create a shortcut now?
I use IE9.
TIA
Tim
Start > All Programs > ( if you use 64-bit, you'll see Internet Explorer (64-bit) and Internet Explorer ) > Right click at Internet Explorer > Send To > Desktop (create shortcut )
Shortcut is now on your desktop.