Bing is the search engine run by Microsoft and Yahoo.  Bing, MSN and Yahoo 
are all home pages that were installed with your browser, probably Internet 
Explorer, at one time or another.  There is also a program called Bing 
Desktop.  Go through Add/Remove Programs and look for toolbars that might 
have been installed.  Also look in Internet Explorer's Tools menu for an 
option to manage add-ons.  I have some browsers set to go to a simple 
version of Google, and others set to use a page I created with the Lynx 
browser over several years.  You can go to a page that you want to use as 
your home page, then into the Tools, Options menu, and press Enter on the 
Use Current option.  Hope this helps.


-----Original Message----- 
From: Tom Behler
Sent: Sunday, March 24, 2013 7:48 PM
To: [log in to unmask]
Subject: Anoying Internet Issue

Hi, all.

I realize this will be considered "off topic", but I know that someone on
the list had an answer to this issue several months ago, and I just can't
pull it out of my memory bank here.

It seems that, whenever I access an internet browser, something called
"bing" takes over the screen, and makes Jaws basically unusable for
navigating the main web page.  I had this problem when using MSN.com as my
main browser, so I switched browsers to yahoo.com.  Now, I am having the
bing issue with that web browser as well.

Does anyone have a blind-friendly way to get rid of Bing once and for all?

Thanks for any info that can be provided to help with this, and please reply
off list to:

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73 from Tom Behler: KB8TYJ