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Because even if you use the delete history option built in IE doesnt actually get rid of everything, just the reference to it. The data is still there if you know where to look.
Assuming that the OP has done something sufficiently incriminating that just deleteing the history won't work, or would look too obvious, you need a tool to do it.
True, but if personal web browsing in office hours is a no-no then it could be enough to get him into hot water, for example.
And yes, it probably is captured on a server somewhere if they are using any kind of web filtering service and there is not much that you can do about that, well not legally anyway.
So, on that basis, you could delete it all and that would have the same effect as just deleting the references to Jobserve...
We are talking Jobserve references...hardly cracking the Whitehouse though.
True, but if personal web browsing in office hours is a no-no then it could be enough to get him into hot water, for example.
And yes, it probably is captured on a server somewhere if they are using any kind of web filtering service and there is not much that you can do about that, well not legally anyway.
Surely if this is any sizable business, it's going to be logged on some server anyway?? I wouldn't worry - only known one place I've worked that actually checked - and it was a sweatshop data conversion place.
Sorry if it is dumb question, but why not delete all and save the ones you want as favourites?
Because even if you use the delete history option built in IE doesnt actually get rid of everything, just the reference to it. The data is still there if you know where to look.
Assuming that the OP has done something sufficiently incriminating that just deleteing the history won't work, or would look too obvious, you need a tool to do it.
On IE6 is it possible to selectively delete history in the address window? I know all the history can be deleted. But is it possible just to delete a couple of the addresses?
You can't do it directly, it all gets stored in the history.dat file and the registry in propriatry format as per the usual MS way. There are tools that will let you do it. Give this one a try since it's free. http://www.nirsoft.net/utils/iehv.html
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