3. Find the section titled "Temporary Internet files."

4. Click on the "Delete Files" button.

5. When the "Delete Files" alert appears, click the "OK" button to
delete the cached files.

6. Click "OK" to exit the "Internet Options" dialog box.

Deleting Cache When Using Firefox 1.0 Browser and Windows XP SP2 Home Edition:

1. Click your cursor arrow on the "Tools" menu item and select "Options"
from the drop-down menu.

2. Click on the "Privacy" icon.

3. In the "Privacy" pane, look for "Cache" and click on the "Clear" button.

4. Click the "OK" button to exit the "Options" dialog box.

Deleting Cache When Using Netscape 8.1 Browser and Windows XP SP2 Home Edition:

1. Click your cursor arrow on the "Tools" menu item and select "Options" from the drop-down menu.

2. When the "Options" window appears, click on the "Privacy" icon.

3. Find the word "Cache" and click on the "Clear" button.

4. When the "Confirm Clear Histories" alert appears, click "OK."

5. Click the "OK" button to exit the "Options" dialog box.

Deleting Cache When Using Safari 2.0 Browser and Macintosh OS X:

1. Click your cursor arrow on the "Safari" menu item and select "Empty Cache" from the drop-down menu.

2. When the alert dialog box asks you if you're sure you want to empty the cache, click the "Empty" button.

Deleting Cache When Using Firefox 1.0 Browser and Macintosh OS X:

1. Click your cursor arrow on the "Firefox" menu item and select
"Preferences" from the drop-down menu.

2. When the "Preferences" dialog box opens, click on the "Privacy" icon.

3. In the list on the right, look for the word "Cache" and click on the "Clear" button.

4. Click the "OK" button to exit the "Preferences" dialog box.

Deleting Cache When Using Netscape 7.2 Browser and Macintosh OS X:

1. In Navigator, click your cursor arrow on the "Netscape" menu item and select "Preferences" from the drop-down menu.

2. When the "Preferences" dialog box opens, click on the "Advanced" button in the "Category" pane.

3. Click on "Cache."

4. Click on the "Clear Cache" button.

5. Click on the "OK" button to exit the "Preferences" dialog box.
 

Race to the Theater to See Cars http://carsthemovie.com
Get your motors running! Opening this month is the fast-paced family film Cars from Disney and PIXAR, makers of The Incredibles and Finding Nemo. The comedy's plot is driven by Lightning McQueen (voiced by Owen Wilson), a hotshot rookie racecar determined to win and get the perks that come with it. Other offbeat
characters include a 2002 Porsche (voiced by Bonnie Hunt), a 1951 Hudson Hornet (voiced by Paul Newman), and a rusty tow truck (voiced by Larry the Cable Guy). Take a spin through this site to enter the "Showroom" and check out the cast of cars, or test-drive the interactive games. Rated PG.

The Greatest Outdoor Show on Earth http://calgarystampede.com
Round up your kin and lasso a good time at the Calgary Stampede, July 7-16 in Calgary, Alberta, Canada. This annual outdoor celebration is a wild mix of Western Canadian heritage with dynamic contemporary entertainment. Visitors from around the world come for the fun, featuring a million-dollar rodeo,
chuckwagon races, and impressive grandstand shows with artists including Kenny Chesney. Want to kick up your heels and join in? Here’s where to view the event schedule, buy tickets, look at travel packages, and even get your cowboy nickname at the "Nickname Generator."

Red, White, and Blue with Red Skelton  http://www.poofcat.com/july.html
We're in a patriotic season with Flag Day this month and Independence Day in July. It's a fitting time to take a few minutes and reflect on what the Pledge of Allegiance really says. This site contains an audio recording of
the late comedian Red Skelton, sharing his memory of a childhood teacher's explanation of each word in the Pledge. Turn up your audio – you won't want to miss a moment of this heartfelt story.

Big Fun with Miniature Golf http://prominigolf.com/links.html
Wherever you travel this summer, you'll probably be a small distance from a miniature golf course complete with windmills, tiny houses, and trick holes. To find these little treasures, check out the links on this site to courses in the U.S. and Canada. Be sure to visit the history page for fun facts like this –
after the stock market crash of '29, regulation minigolf courses became too expensive for most people to afford so ingenious holes were created by using scavenged materials such as old tires, wagon wheels, and rusty stove pipes. This became the model for the obstacle-laden miniature golf courses we think of today.

Have You Zillowed Yet? http://www.zillow.com
Get out your address book and get ready to zillow. This popular new site lets you enter a home's address
and instantly see an aerial photographic map showing that neighborhood and giving estimated values for each home. Valuations for more than 65,000,000 U.S. homes are here, with data most accurate for larger metropolitan areas like L.A., Seattle, and Boston. Curious how your home compares with your old
college roommate's? Here’s your chance to find out. Plus, get a bird's eye view of famous dwellings like the split-level house from The Brady Bunch. (If you're using a Mac, you'll need to use Firefox as your browser.)