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Surf the Internet with Windows XP's hidden browser


Steve Broderick
05.10.2006
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If you are having browser problems, you can still surf the Internet with Windows XP's hidden browser. Here's how:

Open Windows XP's calculator.

Open the Help file.

In the top left corner, click on the icon next to where it says calculator.

Select "jump to url."

Enter the url of the site you want to browse. You must use http:// in the address bar to make it work.

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