World Wide Web: Internet Explorer

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World Wide WebInternet Explorer
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Main Browser Window

• Title bar
• Main menu bar
• Toolbars if an item is checked, it is enabled.
  They are toggles.
• Internet Explorer toolbar

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Main Browser Window

• Address bar
• Link bar
• Status bar

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Internet Explorer

• Opening a web page
• Type in the address in the Address bar
• View previously viewed pages in the drop-down
  menu
• AutoComplete feature remembers addresses
• Tool Internet Options Content AutoComplete
• File open
• Type in the address and hit Enter or Go

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Internet Explorer

• Navigating
• Hyperlinks how to identify?
• Pointing hand
• How to open in new window if in frames
• Right-click the link (open in new window)

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Internet Explorer

• Standard Buttons
• Back Go to the last Web page you viewed.
• Forward Return to the page you viewed prior to
  clicking the Back button.
• Stop Stop the current page from downloading to
  your computer
• Refresh Reload the current page (goes back to
  the source to get it, not from your computers
  cache.)

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Internet Explorer

• Tabbed browsing
• New feature in IE7 that allows you to open
  multiple pages in a single browser window

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Internet Explorer

• Standard Buttons
• Home Displays the page that first appears when
  you start Internet Explorer
• Search Select from a list of search engines
• Favorites List your favorite web pages
• History View a list of web pages you viewed in
  previous days and weeks
• Print Prints the current web page

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Internet Explorer

• File Page Setup header and footer
• Window title w
• Page address (URL) u
• Date in short format d
• Date in long format D
• Current page number p
• Total number of pages P
• Right-aligned text b

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Favorites

• Add to Favorites
• Organize Favorites

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Other Menu options

• Edit Find on this page
• Edit Copy
• Edit Paste

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Menu Bar

• Help Find out more about Internet Explorer
• Saving
• Save as web page, complete
• Save as web page, HTML only
• Downloading
• Graphics Save picture as
• Files Save target as

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RSS feeds

• A feed is frequently updated content published by
  a website usually for news and blog sites
• When you first view a website, IE will search for
  feeds the Feed button will change color when a
  feed is available
• You can receive content automatically by
  subscribing to the feed

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Tools

• Set Homepage Tools Internet Options
• Viewing pages without graphics/animations
• Tool Internet options Advanced Multimedia
• Can deselect the boxes to turn off functions
• More Internet Options
• Content Content Advisor
• http//www.icra.org/about/