Internet Explorer 7 Training Materials

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Internet Explorer 7 Course Outline

Getting Started Definitions Browser Cache Cookies E-mail FTP Home page HTTP Hyperlink Internet ISP Search Engine URL Web site World Wide Web Internet Explorer Basics What is required to connect to the Internet? Types of Internet connections Opening Internet Explorer Setting Up Internet Explorer Closing Internet Explorer The Internet Explorer Interface Using the Command Bar Using the Explorer bar Using the Search bar About the Status Bar The Internet Explorer Window Enabling and Using the Menu Bar Minimizing, Maximizing, Restoring Manually Resizing the Window Full screen mode vs. normal mode Using Zoom More About Toolbars Enabling Toolbars Disabling Toolbars Locking Toolbars Customizing Toolbars Getting Help About the Help menu Contents and Index Taking the Tour Online Support Browsing the Web Access a Web site Using navigation buttons Parts of a Web address Accessing your homepage Using the Address Bar to access a Web site Accessing a Web site via a hyperlink Opening a Page in a New Window Using Tabs Opening a New Tab Closing a Tab Switching Between Tabs Accessing Tabbed Help Using Tab Thumbnails Using the Tab List Searching the Web Searching Within a Page Using the Search Box Using a Search Engine Searching Tips Changing search Options Working with Data Copying text from the Web Copying pictures from the Web Saving pictures from the Web Saving a Web page Sending a page, link, or picture via e-mail Downloading files Printing from the Web Using Print Preview Using Page Setup Printing your Page Printing a Selection Favorites Favorites Basics What are Favorites? Showing the Favorites Centre Closing the Favorites Centre Accessing your Favorites outside Internet Explorer About offline content Creating and Using Favorites Marking a Page as a Favorite Marking Multiple Tabs as a Favorite Deleting a Favorite Accessing a Favorite Organizing Favorites Renaming a Favorite Adding folders to your Favorites Saving Favorites into folders Moving Favorites into folders The Links Toolbar Viewing the Links toolbar Adding Links Removing Links Closing the Links Toolbar Security Secure Sites Secure vs. Non-Secured sites About Encryption About Digital Signatures About Cookies About the Browser Cache To Display or Not to Display Images Accessing Protected Sites Entering Passwords Filling out Forms About Password Manager Security Features About the Pop-Up Blocker About the Information Bar About the Phishing Filter Managing Add-Ons Keeping Yourself Safe About Anti-Virus Software About Anti-Spam Software About Firewalls Safety Tips Managing Information Importing Favorites Exporting Favorites Importing Cookies Exporting Cookies Advanced Topics Setting Your Options Opening the Options Dialog Overview of the Options Dialog Setting your Homepage Deleting Temporary Internet Files Setting Parental Filtering Automatically Disconnect Setting Internet Explorer to be your Default Browser Managing Your History What is history? Accessing your history from the address bar Viewing history from the History Pane Manually deleting history items Clearing your entire history Setting history options RSS Feeds What is an RSS Feed? Enabling the RSS Pane Subscribing to Feeds Using Feeds Changing Feed Properties Unsubscribing From Feeds Additional Components What is HTML? Viewing and Editing HTML Source Code About JavaScript About Active X About Plug-Ins