How to Find MSN

MSN used to mean "The Microsoft Network." Microsoft launched this Website in 1996. Microsoft wished to provide search capability as well as a hub for popular Internet services to customers. MSN hosts several features, such as a variety of entertainment and economic news services. Users can also use MSN.com as a search engine through its "Bing" search bar. As of May 2011, MSN.com is the 11th most popular Website in the world according to traffic ranking .

Instructions

1. Launch your Internet browser.

2. Type "www.msn.com" into your Internet browser's URL field

3. Press "Enter."

Tips & Warnings

• Depending on your installed browser, MSN might already be your default home page. As MSN is owned and operated by Microsoft, if you use Microsoft's "Internet Explorer" as your default Internet browser, then the home page for that browser is set to MSN.com. If you use "Internet Explorer" and your home page is not MSN.com and you would like it to be, click the arrow beside the house icon in the upper left of the window. Click "Add or Change Home Page." Click "Use this webpage as your only home page" and click "Yes." Change your home page in "Firefox" by clicking "Tools," "Options," "General" and then typing "http://www.msn.com/" into the "Home Page" field. Click "OK."

References

• Microsoft News Center: New Web-Based Version of The Microsoft Network Debuts; October 1996
• MSN: Homepage
• Alexa.com: MSN.com Site Info