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A:Dogpile searches 7 main search engines, along with several other lesser-known ones. The main ones are: Google Yahoo! Live Search Ask.com About.com MIVA LookSmart

A:★★ CLEAR HISTORY ★★ ◙ TIP: IF YOU ARE TRYING TO HIDE YOUR WEB TRAVELS, DELETING YOUR WEB HISTORY WON'T DO YOU ANY GOOD. ANYTHING THAT CAN BE DELETED CAN BE UNDELTED. SCROLL TO THE BOTTOM OF THIS MESSAGE FOR MORE INFORMATION. ◙ Internet Explorer 6.0 or older versions 1. To clear SINGLE history items. Press CTRL+H to open the History Panel. Move your cursor over the one you want and click your right mouse button. When the menu appears click on DELETE. 2. To clear EVERY history item. Go to TOOLS > INTERNET OPTIONS > GENERAL TAB > CLEAR HISTORY BUTTON ◙ Firefox 1. To clear SINGLE history items. Press CTRL+H to view the history list. Then choose a chronological or alphabetical hierarchy in the View menu (the default is chronological, from most recent to oldest). Now browse to the domain, date, or page you want to expunge, right-click it, and choose Delete. Click the red X in the top-left corner to close the History pane. 2. To clear EVERY history item. Go to Tools > Options and click the "Privacy" tab. Click the + next to "History" to expand it. Just hit the "Clear" button. 3. To delete Firefox's entire record of your browsing activity, choose Tools > Options > Privacy > History > Clear Browsing History Now (this dialog box also lets you set the number of days your history is recorded). Click OK when you're finished. To clear the browser's history of your file downloads, press -J to open the Downloads window and click Clean Up. Firefox clears the download history automatically if you choose Tools > Options > Privacy > Download History and select either Upon successful download or When Firefox exits in the drop-down menu next to 'Remove files from the Download Manager'. ◙ Opera 1. To clear SINGLE history items. Press CTRL+ALT+H to view the histpry list. Find a history entry and right click it and choose DELETE. 2. To erase all entries from the History list, choose Tools > Preferences > Advanced > History, and click Clear next to 'Visited addresses'. To wipe out the browser's download history, press --T, right-click a downloaded file, and click either Remove transfer or Remove all finished (to clear all completed downloads from the list). ◙ Privacy Guard--Very important! Read Everything here. http://www.amicutilities.com/privacy-guard/ ★★ CLEAR HISTORY IN TOOLBARS ★★ ◙ Yahoo Toolbar ☞ http://help.yahoo.com/help/us/toolbar/toolbar-10.html ◙ Google Toolbar ☞ http://www.google.com/support/toolbar/bin/answer.py?answer=9271 ◙ Many software products have HISTORY in them. Read about them here. ☞ http://www.milincorporated.com/a-delete-history.html ◙ HOW TO RECOVER DELETED HISTORY IN WINDOWS ☞ http://www.wikihow.com/Recover-Deleted-History-in-Windows

A:sometime you may need to search multiple search engines in order to find what you have been looking for. Now dogpile searches all those multiple search engines and gives you the results. hope this helps

A:Using your pictures? Your web pages? How did he use them? Just copied them? Or did he linked them from your site? If linked from your site... this takes a bit of persistence, but it's VERY effective and satisfying. :) Replace the stolen content with pictures that says something to the effect that "This picture was linked illegally from _______. Please visit _____ if you want to know the details." Obviously, change your own website to link to the REAL picture's new name. :) Do this once every two days, create a new name for your existing pic, change your website, and put in another "this picture ____" That way even if he changes his website he's still ****ed. If webpages are stolen (put inside a frame, etc. you bascially do the same thing. :) Similar. Keep this up for a month. You'll drive that guy bonkers and probably out of business. However, if he merely stole the CONTENT of your webpages, that's more difficult to retaliate on as it's very difficult to prove who owns what, and a lot of people are still mistakenly considering all webpages being in the public domain, thus, fair game to any copying! It's wrong, but it's hard to "fix". You can complain to their ISP, write up a lawyer-looking letter that demand a certain webpage be taken down for copyright violation, but it's unknown how long they will take to do so. A long time ago someone copied my Star Trek website verboten onto their Lycos account and it took Lycos 1.5 weeks to kill it. And that's on a free host. If they pay for their own space you may have even harder time convincing their host.

A:Don't look at porn, and you won't have this problem. Delete your browsing history. Click tools in the menu bar, and if using IE, click internet options, then cleare history towards the bottom. If using Firefox, click tools and clear private data.