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Internet explorer 6 for dummies

Internet explorer 6 for dummies

Doug Lowe

340 pages, parution le 22/10/2001

Résumé

Internet Explorer 6 For Dummies covers the essentials new PC or IE users need to know about hooking up to the Internet for Web browsing, e-mail, and other tasks. This guide includes coverage of getting on the Internet, Web browsing with IE, e-mail with Outlook Express, customizing IE, and creating Web pages. Most important, it covers the enhanced features of the new version including the updated Interface.

Table of Contents

Introduction

Why Another Internet Book?
How to Use This Book
Foolish Assumptions
How This Book Is Organized
Part I: Preparing for an Internet Exploration
Part II: Embarking on a World Wide Web Adventure
Part III: Getting Connected with Outlook Express
Part IV: Customizing Your Explorations
Part V: The Part of Tens
Glossary
Icons Used in This Book
Where to Go from Here

Part I: Preparing for an Internet Exploration

Chapter 1: Welcome to the Internet
What Is This Internet Thing?
The Internet: A Network of Networks
Who Invented the Internet?
The Many Faces of the Internet
The World Wide Web
Electronic mail
Newsgroups
File Transfer Protocol
Instant messages
Chapter 2: Getting Connected with Internet Explorer
You May Already Be on the Internet
If You're Not Already on the Internet
First, You Need a Modem
Or, You Can Take the Cable or DSL Plunge
Next, You Need a Service Provider
Online services
Basic Internet Service Providers
Finally, You Need Internet Explorer
Now You Can Set Up Your Internet Connection

Part II: Embarking on a World Wide Web Adventure

Chapter 3: Pushing Off
Starting Internet Explorer
Making Sense of the Internet Explorer Screen
Exploring the Explorer Bars
Oh, the Places You'll Go!
Understanding Web addresses
Going to a specific page
Following the links
Yes, you can go back
There's no place like home!
It's all history now
Refreshing a Page
Stop! Enough, Already!
Working in Full-Screen View
Printing a Web Page
Opting for print options
Laying out your page
Using Print Preview
Changing the Font Size
Saving a Web Page
Finding Text
Exiting Internet Explorer
Chapter 4: Searching the Web
Finding Stuff Fast
Customizing the Search Bar
Searching from the Address Bar
Using Popular Search Services
AltaVista
EuroSeek
Excite
Google
GoTo.com
Lycos
MSN Search
Northern Light
Yahoo!
Chapter 5: Using Internet Explorer Features to Get Around the Web Quickly
Playing Favorites
Adding a Web page to the Favorites menu
Going to one of your favorite places
Using Favorites folders
Organizing your Favorites
Using the Favorites button on the Standard toolbar
Using the Links Toolbar
Accessing the Links toolbar
Adding a link
Removing a link
Chapter 6: Download This!
Downloading Pictures
Saving an image
Using the Image toolbar
Dealing with large pictures
Wallpapering your computer
Using the My Pictures folder
Downloading a File
Dealing with Zipped Files
Working with FTP
Accessing an FTP site
Uploading files
Finding Lost Downloads
Chapter 7: The Media Is the Message
What Is Multimedia?
Pictures
Sounds
Video
Flash
Streaming media
Playing a Sound or Movie
Using the Media Bar
Tune In to the Internet Radio
Chapter 8: Working Offline
Making a Page Available Offline
Viewing Web Pages Offline
Synchronizing Your Offline Pages
Chapter 9: Getting Help While You Explore
Summoning Help
Getting to Know the Help Window
Scanning the Contents
Scanning the Index
Searching for Help Topics
Listing Your Favorite Help Topics
Troubleshooting at Your Fingertips
Getting Help Online

Part III: Getting Connected with Outlook Express

Chapter 10: E-Mailing with Outlook Express
Starting Outlook Express
Sending E-Mail
Checking Your Message for Spelling Errors
Sending Attachments
Using HTML Formatting
Receiving E-Mail
Saving an Attachment As a File
Using the Address Book
Adding a name to the Address Book
Sending a message to someone in the Address Book
Changing or deleting Address Book entries
Working with Address Book folders
Chapter 11: More E-Mail Shortcuts and Tricks
Using Outlook Express Folders
Creating a new folder
Moving messages to another folder
Filtering Your Mail
Using message rules
Blocking senders
Using Stationery
Creating a message with stationery
Setting the default stationery
Creating new stationery
Signing Off with Signatures
Looking Up an E-Mail Address
Creating and Using Mailing Groups
Changing Identities
Reading Mail Offline
Sending and Receiving Secure Messages
Chapter 12: Hotmail: E-Mail for Free!
Why Bother with Hotmail?
Signing Up for a Hotmail Account
Configuring Outlook Express to Use a Hotmail Account
Using Outlook Express to Access Your Hotmail Account
Using Hotmail from the Web
Chapter 13: The Instant Message Connection
Using MSN Messenger
Setting up MSN Messenger
Running MSN Messenger
Adding contacts
Sending an instant message
Receiving an instant message
Gone fishing: Letting your friends know that you're offline
Smiley faces and such
Sending a file
Other MSN Messenger features
Using NetMeeting
Placing a NetMeeting call
Using the NetMeeting chat feature
Drawing on the Whiteboard
Sending a file
Sharing an application
Chapter 14: Accessing Newsgroups with Outlook Express
Introducing Newsgroups
Using Usenet
The Microsoft Public Newsgroups
Accessing Newsgroups
Subscribing to a Newsgroup
Reading Threads
Reading an Article
Replying to an Article
Writing a New Article
Using Stationery and HTML Formatting
Dealing with Attachments
Working Offline

Part IV: Customizing Your Explorations

Chapter 15: Doing It Your Way: Personalizing Internet Explorer
Toiling with the Toolbars
Playing hide-and-seek with the toolbars
Customizing the Standard Buttons toolbar
Tweaking the Internet Explorer Options
Saluting the General options
Serenading the Security options
Primping the Privacy options
Cruising with the Content options
Cajoling the Connections options
Perusing the Programs options
Achieving Advanced options
Changing Your Home Page
Customizing MSN.com
Information you can add
Customizing your home page
Chapter 16: Using the Content Advisor to Make Sure That Your Kids Surf Safely
About Internet Ratings
Limitations of Internet Ratings
Activating the Content Advisor
Dealing with Unrated Sites
Banning or Allowing Specific Sites
Using Other Rating Systems
Chapter 17: Lowering the Cone of Silence: Using the Internet Explorer Security Features
Security Issues to Worry About
Sending information over the Internet
Downloading programs over the Internet
Viewing Web pages that do more than meets the eye
Invading your privacy
Scrambling: It's Not Just for Breakfast Any More
Zoning Out
Certifying Your Security
Cooking Your Cookies
Security Options You Should Leave Alone
Chapter 18: Creating a Login Script
What Is a Dial-Up Networking Script?
Planning a Script
Creating a Script
Working with Script Commands
Beginning and ending with proc main and endproc
Waiting for stuff: waitfor
Typing text: transmit
Attaching the Script to a Dial-Up Connection
Chapter 19: Creating Your Own Web Site
Clarifying Some Familiar Terminology
Deciding What to Put on Your Web Site
Personal home pages
Special-interest Web sites
Business Web sites
Finding a Home for Your Web Site
Internet Service Providers
Web hosting services
Getting a free site
Software for Creating Web Sites

Part V: The Part of Tens

Chapter 20: Ten Tips for Using Internet Explorer Efficiently
Stashing Goodies on the Favorites Menu
Customizing Your Links Toolbar
Creating Desktop Shortcuts
Discovering Weird Places to Click
Searching Tips
Customizing Your Start Page
Dealing with Those Annoying Ad Windows
Typing Web Addresses the Easy Way
Using Other Software to Improve Internet Explorer
Chapter 21: Ten Things That Sometimes Go Wrong
"I Don't Have Internet Explorer!"
"I Can't Connect to the Internet!"
"I Forgot My Password!"
"I Got an Unexpected Error Message!"
"The Internet Explorer Window Disappeared!"
"I Can't Find a File I Downloaded!"
"I Was Disconnected in the Middle of a 2-Hour Download!"
"I Can't Find That Cool Web Page I Saw Yesterday!"
"I've Started a Nuclear War!"
Chapter 22: Ten Safety Tips for Kids on the Net
Don't Believe That People Really Are Who They Say They Are
Never Give Out Your Address, Phone Number, Real Last Name, or Credit Card Number
Never Pretend to Be Someone You're Not
Save Inappropriate Postings to a File So That You Can Show Them to an Adult
If Someone Says Something Inappropriate to You in a Chat, Save the Chat Log
Watch Your Language
Don't Obsess
Report Inappropriate Behavior to an Adult
If You Feel Uncomfortable, Leave
Parents, Be Involved with Your Kids' Online Activities
Glossary

Index

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Éditeur(s) IDG
Auteur(s) Doug Lowe
Parution 22/10/2001
Nb. de pages 340
Format 18,8 x 23,4
Couverture Broché
Poids 568g
Intérieur Noir et Blanc
EAN13 9780764513442

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