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To your reset your browser Microsoft Internet Explorer try the following steps as follows:

For Internet Explorer 6:

1. Go to “Tools” option in the main menu bar located on the top.

2. From the drop down menu select “Internet options”.

3. On the “Internet options” windows select “Advanced” on the extreme right hand side.

4. On this page click on “Restore to default” at the bottom.

5. Click on “Apply” and then on “Ok”.

For For Internet Explorer 7, 8 and 9:

1. Go to “Tools” option in the main menu bar located on the top.

2. From the drop down menu select “Internet options”.

3. On the “Internet options” windows select “Advanced” on the extreme right hand side.

4. On this page click on “Reset” at the bottom.

5. You will be asked to confirm whether you would like to reset your browser. Click on “yes”.

6. Click on “Apply” and then on “Ok”.

7. You will asked to close and re-open Internet Explorer for the settings to take effect.

Note: Please note that if you reset your browser Internet Explorer, you would like loose your browsing history, cookies, temporary Internet files, saved form data, saved passwords, and auto-complete data. However, it does not remove bookmarks or favorites.

Internet Explorer 9: Designed to help the web development community create rich, interoperable, standards-compliant web applications by providing the platform, tools, and features for the future web. Tune in to this exclusive Webcast series on Internet Explorer 9 to explore cool new features of this next generation browser and to create the next big thing on the web.

Do Join the webcast sessions between 18th October & 22nd October, 2010 at 2:30 pm. To register, click here.

Date & Time Webcast Topic

October 18, 2010 (2:30 pm – 3:45 pm) Internet Explorer 9: Cool New Features of the Next Generation Browser By Saranya Sriram This is the first session of the IE9 webcast series aimed at giving an all up view of IE for end users and developers. We will talk about the top new features in IE9 including the hardware accelerated graphics and text, HTML 5 support, UI innovations, Windows 7 integration, fast, clean & trusted performance, private one box, site mode , new java-script engine and many more. The key take away from this session will be to gain an insight to the various new additions and support provided by IE9. Join us to get a glimpse of IE9 and take back power. Click here on the day of the event to join the session!

October 19, 2010 (2:30 pm – 3:45 pm) Chakra – The New java-script Engine in Internet Explorer9 Aditee Rele/ Sandeep J Alur Internet Explorer 9 is powered by a new java-script engine called ‘Chakra’. The engine takes browsing experience to new heights and provide great experience to end users. Join this session to explore the technical building blocks of IE 9 & Find out the how IE 9 provides power browsing experience to end users. Click here on the day of the event to join the session!

October 20, 2010 (2:30 pm-3:45 pm) Internet Explorer 9: Improved Interoperability through Standards Support Aditee Rele/ Sandeep J Alur Abstract: What you see is what you get (WYSIWYG) is the most desired end result when a developer builds a website targeting multiple browsers. With increased focus on user experience and evolving standards, it becomes overtly complex for developers in lighting up websites for multiple browsers. This session focuses on how IE 9 compliments interoperability and promotes ‘same mark-up across browsers’ strategy. Click here on the day of the event to join the session!

October 21, 2010 (2:30 pm – 3:45 pm) Internet Explorer 9 & Windows 7: A Unique Browsing Experience Aditee Rele/ Sandeep J Alur Jumplists are a unique capability of Windows 7 which enables users to directly access a specific feature of an application. Internet Explorer 9 provides a unique browsing experience by enabling a site to be treated like any other application on Windows 7. Find out how to light up a site for Windows 7 using IE 9 Click here on the day of the event to join the session!

October 22, 2010 (2:30 pm – 3:45 pm) New Tools for Developers in Internet Explorer 9 Harish Ranganathan Internet Explorer 9.0 provides built-in developer tools to aid developers in rapid prototyping, testing, and debugging webpages. In addition, IE 9 is equipped with tools like user-agent switching tool, a network traffic inspector, an improved java-script profiler, and integrated support for new web standards. This session will show some of the cool F12 developers tools and Windows Live integration. Click here on the day of the event to join the session!

Troubleshooting:

Audio Issues: Please follow these steps to resolve any audio issues if you face during the session:
1. Click on Voice and Video button in the Live Meeting Console and then un-mute the speaker’s icon from there.

If the speaker’s icon is greyed out, please close the session and join the meeting again.

If you see Join Audio under Voice & Video tab, then click on it to connect to the audio.

2. In case the Speaker Icon on the top menu bar is disabled, then exit the current session and re-join. Please ensure that you have:

Windows Media Player 9 or above, you have Windows Live Meeting 2007 installed and you are not trying to view the session on Internet Explorer. Please ensure that you have adequate bandwidth.

Also, the computer Audio controls should not be set to ‘mute’.

Conference Centre: If you are still unable to troubleshoot the audio problem, you have the option to connect to the conference centre and hear the session broadcast.

Dial 1-203-4808000 or 1-866-500-6738 (Toll-Free through Skype) and enter 2989570 (this passcode will be same for all the Internet Explorer 9 webcast sessions) as participant passcode to connect to the Webcast session.