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by jc2it
If you can modify the web page (i.e. it is on a local intranet, or company web page) then you can use the META-Refresh option, like this:
Alternatively, you asked if the browser could be set to auto-refresh. I think you need a third party program like AutoURLRefresher, find it here:
http://www.autourlrefresher.com/
Job Cacka
Liked this as it opened the website in its own window.
Does exactly what I wanted.
Thanks
by rickrbyrne
Have a look at this, don't know if this is what your looking for, but I will keep refreshing a webpage.
Clever app. does exactly what I want.
Preferred the app in the first answer as it opened the site in its own window but this is a good second.
Thanks
by cttechguy72
you can set IE to look for a new versions of web page each time you start IE. Goto control panel and click internet options , then click settings in the Temporary File Settings section. Click the radio button that fits your needs.
Here is a link to microsofts website. You can also script this
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/resources/qanda/may05/hey0506.mspx
I hope this helps .
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