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Using a Browser, Searching the Internet

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Using a Browser A Web browser program searches for and displays Web site information. How you explore the Internet depends on whether your ISP provides the browser or allows you to choose your own. Once you are connected to the Internet, your browser displays the home Web page. You can go to a different Web site by entering its address (such as http://www.hp.com) into the address box in the browser, and pressing Enter on your keyboard. Or you can use the browser search feature to search for references to a specific word or phrase on the Web. Searching the Internet Most Web browser programs include a search feature. You may need to click a button or select a menu option to display the search feature, depending on the type of browser program. Type a question, or a word that describes the information you want to find, into the Search box, and then press Enter. The Windows search feature includes direct use of Internet Explorer Search. NOTE: If your ISP provides the browser, you may not be able to use Internet Explorer to search the Internet. To begin a search: 1 Click the Windows Start Button on the taskbar. 2 Type a word or question; what you type automatically appears in the Search box. As you type, the search results appear in the left pane. 3 Do one of the following: Click a result to open it. Click the X to clear the results of the search and return to the main list of programs. Click Search the computer to show the results in a folder for advanced options. Click Search the Internet to search the Internet by opening your browser. 70 Getting Started

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Getting Started
Using a Browser
A Web browser program searches for and displays Web site information. How you
explore the Internet depends on whether your ISP provides the browser or allows you to
choose your own.
Once you are connected to the Internet, your browser displays the home Web page. You
can go to a different Web site by entering its address (such as
)
into the address box in the browser, and pressing Enter on your keyboard. Or you can
use the browser search feature to search for references to a specific word or phrase on
the Web.
Searching the Internet
Most Web browser programs include a search feature. You may need to click a button or
select a menu option to display the search feature, depending on the type of browser
program. Type a question, or a word that describes the information you want to find, into
the Search box, and then press Enter.
The Windows search feature includes direct use of Internet Explorer Search.
To begin a search:
1
Click the
Windows Start Button
on the taskbar.
2
Type a word or question; what you type automatically appears in the Search box. As
you type, the search results appear in the left pane.
3
Do one of the following:
±
Click a result to open it.
±
Click the
X
to clear the results of the search and return to the main list of
programs.
±
Click
Search the computer
to show the results in a folder for advanced
options.
±
Click
Search the Internet
to search the Internet by opening your browser.
NOTE:
If your ISP provides the browser, you may not be able to use Internet Explorer to
search the Internet.