Cheers. I cleared the lot including "cookies and website data".
However, looking in appdata I find lots of old cookies are still there! Will do a search and see if any map stuff.
Update:
It seems IE does not delete all cookies. Knocked up one of my Excel botches to delete any I don't like look of.
http://stackoverflow.com/questions/7...te-the-cookies
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Are you clearing the History or the "Temporary Internet Files"?Originally posted by xoggoth View PostNot work related, so not important but just irritating.
I used Bing footpath maps in IE for planning my rambles. Then I decided to click on the new Bing maps link and now that's all that comes up when I open my usual favourite. Can't get the old OS footpaths maps anymore. They are still around as the page comes up fine in Chrome.
I have tried opening IE in another page and clearing all the history but that doesn't work. Any ideas? Ta.
Or both?
Usually this sort of thing is what they call a sticky cache.
You may also need to clear all Cookies (and Doughnuts...).
Bloody websites.
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How does IE know? (Minor problem)
Not work related, so not important but just irritating.
I used Bing footpath maps in IE for planning my rambles. Then I decided to click on the new Bing maps link and now that's all that comes up when I open my usual favourite. Can't get the old OS footpaths maps anymore. They are still around as the page comes up fine in Chrome.
I have tried opening IE in another page and clearing all the history but that doesn't work. Any ideas? Ta.Tags: None
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