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In this internet explorer training video series, for windows ie 6.0 & 7.0, learn how to use the internet: enable or disable web browser features, get a google toolbar tutorial, manage add ons, and change settings.
There are 21 videos in this series:
Learn how to manage add-ons in this free educational video clip..
Learn how to setup a default homepage for Internet Explorer 7.0 in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to add a webpage as a favorite, including using the favorites button, in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to organize favorites for windows Internet Explorer 7.0 in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to view and erase your computer's internet browser history in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to print a webpage in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to find the location of the temporary Internet Explorer 7.0 files and view, clear and remove their contents in this free educational video clip.
Learn to move, remove and manage standard toolbars in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to create a web page link in the browser toolbar in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to use the "find" command in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to turn off the Internet Explorer pop-up blocker in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to enable or delete computer cookies for Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.0 and 7.0 in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to browse offline in Windows Internet Explorer in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to use the scrollbar to navigate a webpage in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to print webpage links in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to use the search tool on the browser toolbar in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to open up another window for Microsoft Internet Explorer in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to save an Internet Explorer webpage in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to save a picture in Windows Internet Explorer in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to enable or disable content advisors in your web browser in this free educational video clip.
Learn how to enable or disable auto complete in this free educational video clip.
Computers are complex machines built upon very simple principles. They perform arithmetical operations millions of times over to transform digital information, moving at lightning speed, into usable human data.
A personal computer's job is to help a user create, manipulate, deliver, receive, or delete media content. This is a simple, sterile definition that sounds uninteresting on the surface. Nevertheless, these fundamental functions mimic human ability in some surprising ways. Therefore, the computer is increasingly becoming an engine of the imagination, a platform for the digital life.
The computer’s basic functionality is behind the growing demand for improved home computing capability. It has driven much of the computer industry to continually construct hardware and software systems that can meet and exceed the expectations of the computer user, whose wants are manifold and myriad.
In this free internet explorer training video series, learn how to use some of IE7’s many helpful functions. Our expert will show you how to clear your internet browser history, use the content advisor, enable cookies, set a default homepage, and manage many other web browser features. Take this Windows Internet Explorer 7.0 tutorial today!
Ross Safronoff Ross has worked for several years in information technology, helping to maintain the servers and customer accounts that allow access to shared information. He also provided answers on a one-to-one basis for individuals needing support with applications they were using or technical difficulties they ran into.dkdk
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