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To make Risk.net your home page, click on 'Tools' in the browser toolbar, and then select 'Internet Options'.
You will see a box pop up with an option to add addresses for home pages. In this box, type in 'www.risk.net'.
Once this is done, click on 'OK' at the bottom of the box and Risk.net will now be set up as your home page.
You can navigate back to this page at any time when you are browsing the internet simply by clicking on your 'Home' icon.
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