Set IE to Not Print Web Site Backgrounds and Colors

In an effort to save on ink, Internet Explorer will by default not print the background color and background picture of a web page. It will also print from websites in black and white, but this is a setting you can change from the Print dialog itself, without having to modify your current Internet Explorer print settings. As far as printing background color and image goes though, you do need to customize your internet options, and we'll explain how to proceed in this article - only a couple of clicks allow you to print web pages in their full colors!

Steps To Follow

• Open the IE
• Go to Tools

How to Change Default IE Text Colors

Changing the colour scheme of text involves changing text color (foreground) and/or the page color (background). This can help many computer users by reducing glare and therefore reducing eye fatigue and headaches. It can also help people who are sensitive to certain colors or can not easily read text in a black on white format

What is indication of different colors in the Security status bar

When you visit a website that uses a secure connection, the color of the Security Status bar tells you whether the certificate is valid or not, and it displays the level of validation that was performed by the certifying organization.

1. Red: The certificate is out of date, invalid, or has an error

Phishing Filter in IE7 has identified this as a fraudulent website that has been reported to Microsoft.

2. A problem exists with the encryption certificate used (i.e. it has been revoked or has expired).