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Ex 7.2.3 - Navigation

 
KNOWLEDGE
 
NAVIGATION
 
Click the link to view Microsoft's online tour of how you can use Internet Explorer 7.0:

Internet Explorer 7.0 Video

If you are using an earlier/later version go to www.microsoft.com/enable/training and look for a link there or alternatively go to www.microsoft.com/ie and again look for a link.

The table below shows a summary of the main navigation tools and features of Internet Explorer 6.0 and 7.0 - the upper images are for version 6.0 the lower for 7.0.

Button Command Description

Video

Back Click Back to go back to a website or a page you visited during the current Internet session.  Click the down arrow next to Back for a list of previously accessed websites and pages.

Video

Forward After you select Back, click Forward to move through the websites and pages you visited during the current Internet session.  Click the down arrow next to Forward for a list of previously accessed websites and pages.

Video

Stop Click Stop if you want to immediately stop loading a site or page.

Video

Refresh Click Refresh to reload the current page.

Video

Home Click Home to return to the website that always displays when you start Internet Explorer.  To change your home page, click the Tools menu, and then click Internet Options.

Video

Search Click Search to enter information that Internet Explorer will use to search the Internet.

Video

Favorites Click Favorites to display a list of the websites you have added as your favourites.

In Internet Explorer 7.0 the Favorites Centre button () gives you access to the Favorites, Feeds and History lists.


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Media Click Media to open the media window.

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History Click History to display a list of the websites you have recently visited.

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Mail Click Mail to open Outlook Express and send and receive e-mail messages.

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Print Click Print to print the current web page.
Page Click Page to switch views (IE7 only).
 
FURTHER INFORMATION
 
To read further information about the topic(s) discussed in this exercise try visiting the following web site(s):

www.bbc.co.uk/webwise - Online Course/Browser

www.microsoft.com/windows/ie - Internet Explorer

 
 

 


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