Internet Explorer 8 Feature Webcasts

Check out these TechNet video webcasts about Internet Explorer 8:

TechNet Video: How Do I? Internet Explorer 8 Security – InPrivate Browsing (Level 200)

In this video, Matt Hester discusses the new Internet Explorer 8 InPrivate Browsing feature and how it helps protect user information and business resources by providing users with increased choice and control over how their data is shared and stored on a machine.

TechNet Video: How Do I? Internet Explorer 8 Security – Protected Mode (Level 200)

In this video, Matt Hester demonstrates Internet Explorer 8 and its protected mode which provides enhanced security for Windows Vista users by helping to defend against elevation of privilege attacks.

TechNet Video: How Do I? Internet Explorer 8 – Authenticated RSS Feeds (Level 200)

In this video, Matt Hester shows Internet Explorer 8′s full support for authenticated RSS feeds.

TechNet Video: How Do I? Internet Explorer 8 – Create and use Accelerators (Level 200)

In this video, Matt Hester demonstrates Internet Explorer 8′s Accelerators – technology that allows users to access services from another web site without the need to navigate away from their current page. The video will show how to create and use Accelerators.

TechNet Video: How Do I? Internet Explorer 8 – Web Slices (Level 200)

In this video, Matt Hester demonstrates Internet Explorer 8′s Web Slices – a technology that allow users to subscribe to snippets of any page and view them by using the Favorites toolbar. The video will show how to create and use Web Slices.

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