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Add an Ad Blocking string, Ad Blocking, Advanced, Defaults, Add Site

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Blocking Internet advertisements 65 Use text strings to identify ads to block or permit www.uninvitedads.com stores its ads in /nifty_images/ and its navigational images in /useful_images/, you could block www.uninvited.com/nifty_images/ without seriously impeding your ability to use the site. You can also create permit strings that allow Web sites to display images that match the string. This allows you to override the blocking effect of any string in the (Defaults) block list for individual sites. Permit rules take precedence over Block rules on any site. Add an Ad Blocking string You can add strings to the Ad Blocking list for all sites or for individual sites. To add an Ad Blocking string 1 In the main window, double-click Ad Blocking. 2 In the Ad Blocking window, click Advanced. 3 On the left side of the Advanced window, do one of the following: 2 To block a string on all Web sites, click (Defaults). 2 To block a string on a Web site in the list, select the site's name. 2 To block a string on a Web site not in the list, click Add Site, then in the New Site/Domain dialog box, type the site's address. 4 On the Ad Blocking tab, click Add. 5 In the Add New HTML String dialog box, select the action that you want to take. Your options are: Block Permit Block ads matching this string. Allow ads matching this string. 6 Type an HTML string to block or permit. 7 Click OK. 8 When you are done, click OK to close the Advanced window. 9 Click OK to close the Ad Blocking window.

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Blocking Internet advertisements
Use text strings to identify ads to block or permit
65
www.uninvitedads.com stores its ads in /nifty_images/
and its navigational images in /useful_images/, you
could block www.uninvited.com/nifty_images/ without
seriously impeding your ability to use the site.
You can also create permit strings that allow Web sites to
display images that match the string. This allows you to
override the blocking effect of any string in the (Defaults)
block list for individual sites. Permit rules take
precedence over Block rules on any site.
Add an Ad Blocking string
You can add strings to the Ad Blocking list for all sites or
for individual sites.
To add an Ad Blocking string
1
In the main window, double-click
Ad Blocking
.
2
In the Ad Blocking window, click
Advanced
.
3
On the left side of the Advanced window, do one of the
following:
2
To block a string on all Web sites, click
(Defaults)
.
2
To block a string on a Web site in the list, select
the site’s name.
2
To block a string on a Web site not in the list, click
Add Site
, then in the New Site/Domain dialog box,
type the site’s address.
4
On the Ad Blocking tab, click
Add
.
5
In the Add New HTML String dialog box, select the
action that you want to take. Your options are:
6
Type an HTML string to block or permit.
7
Click
OK
.
8
When you are done, click
OK
to close the Advanced
window.
9
Click
OK
to close the Ad Blocking window.
Block
Block ads matching this string.
Permit
Allow ads matching this string.