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If you're using Firefox, adding this to the file "userContent.css" will let you set your own color for visited links.

That file is located in the chrome folder of your profile.

(C:\Documents and Settings\YourAccount\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\default.###\chrome)

It's a text file, create one if there isn't one already.

This will override the settings on all web sites though.

:visited {

color: #f00 !important; //Red, #0f0 Green, #00f Blue, #ff0 yellow, and so on

}

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If you're using Firefox, adding this to the file "userContent.css" will let you set your own color for visited links.

That file is located in the chrome folder of your profile.

(C:\Documents and Settings\YourAccount\Application Data\Mozilla\Firefox\Profiles\default.###\chrome)

It's a text file, create one if there isn't one already.

This will override the settings on all web sites though.

:visited {

color: #f00 !important; //Red, #0f0 Green, #00f Blue, #ff0 yellow, and so on

}

Thanks Curling Steve,

I guess I'll download Mozilla Firefox. I've thought about doing this for awhile.

Take Care.

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