where do you go on your computer to see what you looked up?
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history.  it's a button on the top bar.  it shows websites you visited.
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Right click on "My Computer" and go to "Explorer", then, go to the "Documents and Settings" folder in the root drive where you installed the Operating System (chances are most people have not reconfigured their locations).\n\nIn that folder, you will see folders named for the "login" name of the users on that computer.\n\nIn that folder is a hidden "Local Settings" folder, which in turn contains a hidden "Temporary Internet Files" folder.  The folders contained within there are the cached web pages, images, etc. of the sites that had been visited by that user.\n\nSo, if your login name was "User", you could go to a command prompt and type (use the quote characters as shown):\n\ncd "Documents and Settings&#92;User&#92;Local Settings&#92;Temporary Internet Files&#92;"\n\nFrom there, you can use "dir /s >more" which will get a disk directory, recurse subdirectories and pipe it out to the 'more' utility which will show you all the files page by page.\n\nYou may not see these folders through explorer unless you choose to show hidden files and folders; however, the Windows 'Search' will find them for you.
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look it up on a search engine
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look at your computer history from yesterday. Go to history and view by date.
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Click on your computer's main tool bar's history icon.  When you have the history box open, click on "Yahoo" and it will bring up all of the searches you've done.
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you can go to your mouse and look in there, you can also try control panel, folder options and check on double click to open  an item.
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Well to view ur internett history, open Internet xplorer> press the icon that looks much like a analog clock. But to view ur computers history , Go to control Panel> Administrative Tools> Event Viewer.\n\n\n\nNeo
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click on the following and this will bring up everything about your PC/laptop\n\nif you have your start menu in classic view\n\nstart\nprograms\naccessories\nsystem tools\nsystem information\n\nif your start menu is in windows xp default view\n\nstart\nall programs\naccessories\nsystem tools\nsystem information
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u hve a pc,go & find out for urself
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In I.E. click on "view" "Explorer Bar" "History" or use short cut ctrl+H happy surfing
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the best way is to...\n1. go to search\n2. check the box with "all documents and files"\n3. type in "temp. internet files"\n4. trail and error, start looking though all the html documents that are listed in there (if you have cleared you history trail and/or it's been more than 1 week ago [depending on how you computer is set up] this trick will not work).
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open up what program you were using and usaully they have a list of the most recent documents open it and savfe it to a different location or just look where it was saved
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go to\n\nview\n\ntoolbars\n\n\nnavigation toolbar
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Use this to look it up for yourself.
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Within My Computer, go to the following folder:\n\nC:&#92;Documents and Settings&#92;<user name goes here>&#92;Local Settings&#92;History\n\nYou will see several "Date" folders "Today", "Yesterday", "Last Week", etc.  this holds both internet history as well as "My Computer" history.\n\nIn fact, "My Computer" is the name of one of the folders under each "Date" folder, which shows what programs were run.\n\nThis set of folders is available under each login name under "Documents and Settings"/<User>
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You can look for cookies and temporary internet files.  Just search your computer.
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Depends on your browser, I'd start by looking at the history, it keeps track of when you went to what site.