Setting internet home page on Windows Phone 7.5 No...

How do you set internet home page on Windows Phone 7.5 Nokia Lumia 900?
Baseline information:
Phone Manufacturer: Nokia
Phone Model: Nokia Lumia 900
Mobile Operator: AT&T
Software: Windows Phone 7.5
Phone Operating System version: 7.10.8112.7
Zune software version: 4.8.2345.0
Computer Operating System version: Windows 7 Home Premium (x64) Service Pack 1 (build 7601)

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If you leave a webpage up there without closing it from the tabs it should always return, otherwise tap the "three dots" bottom right of screen and scroll down to"pin to start" and you will then have a new tile upon homescreen.
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Hi Friends,
Can anyony tell me how can I set my internet home page (both for accessing by pressing 0 and from internet folder) in C2-01 model?
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Thank you for your response and interest in helping out.
When I click on the "Internet" symbol I get back a screen with the following options ... ..."Nokia.mobi" which take me to some Ovi (I guess) stuff
..."Home" which gives me the 'Check Homepage Address'
..."Browser" which takes me to an Opera Mini screen
... "Web Services" which goes to Ovi mobi, Myspace, YouTube and some bookmarks from my restore of another Nokia which I used to initially populate the C2-01.
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How to get Google on my internet home page and not at&t

when I go into the internet on my phone AT&T window comes up instead of Google. How do I get Google to be my home page?
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When in your browser, go to 'settings'. There should be an option to set the home page, where you can change it to whatever you want.
Out of curiosity, how did it get AT&T as a home page if you have a Verizon phone?

I downloaded the new version of Mozilla and tried to install an add-on to allow me to set the home page for new tabs. The app says it has downloaded but does not open new tabs as my home page (google) - any suggestions what I can do?

I downloaded the new version of Mozilla and tried to install an add-on to allow me to set the home page for new tabs. The app says it has downloaded but does not open new tabs as my home page (google) - any suggestions what I can do?

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I updated Firefox to version 29.0.1 and now it won't let me set a home page.

When I open Firefox, it opens to the Trovi search page, which I don't want. I tried setting the home page by opening the site that I want and dragging its tab to the Home icon, but it didn't change the home page. I also cannot change the default search engine. Selecting a different search engine in the drop-down box does nothing.

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Look thru your add-ons list and make sure you know what each one is
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'''''Windows > Start > Control Panel > Uninstall Programs.'''''
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How to set multiple home pages, the option is gone (replaced my hard drive and had to reinstall firefox) This version seems to only offer tabs, not pages?

My old version of Firefox had the option for me to set multiple home pages. My hard drive recently failed and had to be replaced, so I had to install the newest version of Firefox. The only option I see when I go to tools, options, general is to set the one home page. (and maybe tabs) I would like to open several of the same pages every time I open my Firefox. Does anyone know how to get this back, or which version had this feature so I can downgrade to that particular version?
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So you mean you want to open new windows with the same page when you open Firefox?
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I have new windows opening when I click on a link. Or when I click on the FF-Icon. New windows are the default setting.
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Setting the home page if you are blind using a screen reader,impossible, not accessible!

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Is there any way to set the home page as an app tab?

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I tried setting my home page many times and it does not carry at restart. I followed the intructions. My home page keeps going back to some old setting.

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*Switch to the DEFAULT theme: Firefox/Tools > Add-ons > Appearance
*Do NOT click the Reset button on the Safe Mode start window
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Safe+Mode
*https://support.mozilla.org/kb/Troubleshooting+extensions+and+themes

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This link may help - https://support.mozilla.com/kb/Preferences+are+not+saved

How do you set the home page for firefox for android?

I have firefox installed on my tablet. How do i set the home page or start page?

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Hello everyone.
I am relatively new to Java. I've been writing Java code for about a year and a half - mostly with the aid of the Sun tutorials, a couple of books I bought, and reading this forum. In a prior life I did do some dBASE programming, so a good portion of those 18 months were spent trying to un-learn the procedural approach that dBASE imposed on me and getting my head around OOP. I've also tried to read the JLS but, I must admit, found much of the text to be over my head.
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To make an applet accessible from a public webpage, you'll need to upload an HTML with the appropriate code for showing an applet along with the class files or jar file containing the compiled applet code to a webhost. Your webhosting company will generally don't "do the rest", they'll just allow you to upload files. However, if you do things right, it should "just work".
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