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Mastering Internet Explorer: Explore the Web Effortlessly

Learn the basics of Internet Explorer, navigate the World Wide Web, save and print web pages, and utilize key features effectively. Discover the power of hypermedia and browsers in this comprehensive guide.

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Mastering Internet Explorer: Explore the Web Effortlessly

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  1. Project 1 Introduction to Internet Explorer

  2. CHAPTER OBJECTIVES • Define Internet and the World Wide Web • Describe hypermedia and browsers • Explain a link, Uniform Resource Locator, and Hypertext Markup Language • Launch Internet Explorer • Describe key Internet Explorer features and the Internet Explorer window

  3. CHAPTER OBJECTIVES • Enter a Uniform Resource Locator (URL) • Click links to display Web pages • Refresh a Web page • Browse the World Wide Web using the History list, Favorites list, or URLs • Display Web pages using the Back list and the Back, Forward, and Home buttons

  4. CHAPTER OBJECTIVES • Display recently displayed Web pages using the History list • Add and remove a Web page from the Favorites list • Save a picture or text from a Web page or an entire Web page on a floppy disk • Copy and paste text or pictures from a Web page into WordPad

  5. CHAPTER OBJECTIVES • Save and print a WordPad document • Print a Web page • Use Internet Explorer Help • Quit Internet Explorer

  6. THE INTERNET • The Internet is a worldwide connection of networks • A Network is composted of several computers connected together to share resources and data

  7. THE INTERNET • Internet backbone • High-speed data lines that connect major computers • The last mile

  8. THE WORLD WIDE WEB • Hypermedia • Hyperlink • World Wide Web • Web site • Web page

  9. UNIFORM RESOURCE LOCATOR • Distinguishes Web pages from all other pages on the Internet • Protocol • Hypertext Transfer Protocol • Domain Name • Internet Protocol (IP) address • File specification • Path

  10. HYPERTEXT MARKUP LANGUAGE • Special markup language

  11. HOME PAGES • Specially designated Web page • Introductory Web page for a Web site • Displays when you enter a domain name with no file specification

  12. INTERNET BROWSERS • Takes the URL associated with a link or the URL entered by a user, locates the computer containing the associated Web page, and then reads the HTML codes returned to display a Web page

  13. WHAT IS INTERNET EXPLORER 6 • Web browsing program • Allows you to search for, view, save, and find Web pages • Included with most Microsoft Windows operating systems

  14. LAUNCHING INTERNET EXPLORER • Point to the Internet Explorer icon on the desktop

  15. Double-click the Internet Explorer icon

  16. THE INTERNET EXPLORER WINDOW • Display area • Title bar • System menu icon • Minimize button • Maximize button • Restore button • Menu bar • Menu name • Shortcut keys • Windows icon

  17. THE INTERNET EXPLORER WINDOW • Standard Buttons Toolbar • Address Bar • Move handle • Address box • Address box arrow • Links Bar

  18. STANDARD BUTTONS TOOLBAR

  19. LINKS BAR

  20. BROWSING THE WORLD WIDE WEB • Click the Address box

  21. Type www.scsite.com/ie6/asianart.htmin the Address box and thenpoint to the Go button

  22. Click the Go button

  23. Point to theExhibitions link

  24. Click Exhibitions

  25. Scroll. The display area todisplay the link, The Splendorsof Imperial China: Treasuresfrom the National PalaceMuseum, Taipei, and thenpoint to the link

  26. Click the link

  27. Scroll through the display areato view the three picturesnumbered 8, 9, and 10 and thenpoint to the center picture (picturenumber 9)

  28. Click the center picture. Pointto the larger version of theThree Leaves from Landscapesand Flowers picture

  29. BROWSING THE WORLD WIDE WEB • Image toolbar • My Pictures folder

  30. STOPPING THE TRANSFER OF A PAGE • Click the stop button • Partially transferred Web page will be in the display area

  31. REFRESHING A WEB PAGE • Point to the Refresh button on the Standard Buttons toolbar

  32. Click the Refresh button

  33. FINDING A PREVIOUSLY DISPLAYED WEB PAGE • Temporary Internet Files folder • Back button arrow • Back button list • Forward button arrow • Forward button list

  34. FINDING A PREVIOUSLY DISPLAYED WEB PAGE • Go To list

  35. FINDING A PREVIOUSLY DISPLAYED WEB PAGE • History list

  36. FINDING A PREVIOUSLY DISPLAYED WEB PAGE • Address box arrow / Address box list

  37. USING THE BACK AND FORWARD BUTTON TO FIND RECENTLY DISPLAYED WEB PAGES • Point to the Back button on the Standard Buttons Toolbar

  38. Click the Back button

  39. Click the Back buttonagain and then point tothe Forward button on theStandard Buttons toolbar

  40. Click the Forward button

  41. Click the Forward buttonagain

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