SECTION ONE - Getting started & using Internet Explorer
Here's how you get started :- To begin, look for the Internet Explorer icon (little picture) on your desktop. It looks like this…
Move your mouse until the arrow is on the icon and double click your left button. This will open your programme. Take a moment or two to get used to what's on the page.
There are also two other elements - the browser window, which is displayed under the address bar and the status bar, which is displayed at the bottom of the browser window. What the elements do…
Address Bar	Displays the current Internet address
Browser Window	Displays the page you are looking at
Links Bar	Provides shortcuts to web pages
Menu Bar	Provides access to Explorer's menu commands
Status Bar	Displays connection status at bottom of window
Title Bar	Displays programme and current web page title
Toolbar	Provides shortcuts to menu commands
Using your toolbar… You will get on much more quickly if you learn to use your toolbar shortcuts as soon as possible. They are the main tools you will use to explore the World Wide Web. Here is a quick run-down on what they are and what they can do for you.
	Opens your browser's front page
	Displays the previous web page
	Takes you to the page you were on when you clicked back
	Interrupts the transfer of a web page to your computer
	Reloads the current web page
	Opens a list of search engines
	Opens a list of web sites that you have saved in this folder
	Opens a list of the pages you have visited in reverse chronological order
	Opens email and newsgroup menus
	Prints the current web page
	Transfers the web page to your word processor so you can change it.
Next: How to go to a specific address and navigate
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