Many of the excellent food sources of copper are leafy greens, including turnip greens, spinach, Swiss chard, kale, and mustard greens. Asparagus and summer squash are two other excellent vegetable sources of copper.
If you want to find Internet history from a hard drive, you can do so with relative ease. credit: BananaStock/BananaStock/Getty Images. Click on \Start,\ and then click on \My Computer.\. Click on the \C\ drive, and then click on \Documents and Settings.\. Click on the Username for whom you wish to find Internet history. Click on \Local Settings,\ and then click on \Temporary Internet Files\ to find Internet history from a hard drive.
Do you mean on the computer or in Internet Explorer? If Internet Explorer, here's where cookies, history and a number of other files are stored: http://www.mydigitallife.info/2007/05/26/vista-ie7-cache-cookies-folder-temp-directory-and-history-location/ . You will need to make sure you can see hidden files.Go to Start / Control Panel / Folder Options / View and check the box to show hidden files. Click OK ad then exit.ou can change the number of days of history you want to store on your system (In the Tools / Internet Options / Browsing History Settings dialog box.