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Save an image of the Web And Print a Web page

Place the cursor over the graphic in order to save an Image. if you have windows Right-click the right mouse button. Then a popup will come up.  Save the image in your hard drive by pressing Save.
 
You can accept the current file name or rename it. (The graphic files are usually in .jpg or .gif. ) To print a web page use the Print button on the toolbar, which helps you print a web page. Some web pages are split into multiple sections called frames. It is only possible to print one frame at a time. 
To print a particular frame, first select it by clicking it.  Then press the print button or choose Print Frame from the File menu. Here is more help in printing web pages.

 

 

 

 

 

 

 

Specifying a Home Page in Netscape Navigator & in Internet Explorer

In your browser menu bar, click Options, choose General Preferences, then choose the Appearance tab. In the text box type explorer starts with the web page address you want as your home page. then click OK.

To specifying a Home Page In  the Internet Explorer: Go to the website you want to be your home page. In the browser menu bar, click View, select Options, then select the General tab. then in the Address text box, type the website address you want to be your home page. For Information about installing other home pages see mywebpage.

 

Anatomy of a Web Browser:

Among the most useful buttons on the toolbar on your browser include: the Back button which Returns to the previous page;  The Forward button which Returns to the next page from a page that had turned back; the  home button which takes you to the home page specified in your browser preferences; the  Reload or Refresh button which Downloads web page from the server again; the  Stop button which loads the current page by the browser; the  Print button which Allows you to take a copy of the document or framework currently loaded in your browser.

Then there is: the Access indicator icon (top right) whcih  When prompted gets  your browser to retrieving data;  the Status bar (bottom left) which Reports on the progress of the download data; the  Goto Menu which Allows you to select a Web page to which previously agreed;  Text-only mode (button images) which Prevents the loading of graphics, providing faster access to web pages.