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Introduction to the World Wide
Web:
What is the
WWW? |
How it
works |
Browser
software |
Web Browser
Tips:
customizing,
bookmarks,
printing &
saving,
troubleshooting |
Communication |
Supplemental
Links
Customizing
Your Browser
- If the text on your screen is too small to read, you can change the font
size. Font changes will remain until you set them back.
In Netscape
4.7, select
Edit...Preferences...Appearance...Fonts (or in older versions, Options
General
Preferences
Fonts). Then, click the drop down arrow to select a
different font or font size.
In Internet Explorer, click on the "View" button on your
toolbar and go to Text Size.
- You can specify a different home page at anytime.
In Netscape
4.7,
select Edit...Preferences...Navigator (or in older versions, Options
General
Preferences
Appearance). Under the "Navigator starts with" category,
select the
"home page" option and type the URL in the Location field.
In Internet Explorer, select Tools
Internet Options
General. Select
"Home Page" and then type the URL in the "Address" text entry
field.
- To make more room in your browser window for displaying Web pages,
you can
change what features appear on your toolbar. For example, you can remove the text labels
for buttons, hide the location bar, and show buttons that link to special features.
To
change how your Toolbar is displayed in Netscape 4.7, select
Edit
Preferences
Appearance. In the "Toolbar" category, select the
option you want for displaying your toolbar buttons. To hide or show other toolbar
features (e.g. location bar and directory buttons), from the View menu, select the
features you want hide or show.
In Internet Explorer, select View and check any toolbars or
features you want to show or hide.
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Minnesota Extension Service and was adapted for use in North Dakota with permission.
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