|
||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
|
Exchange - Net Admin - Outlook Recreating the Search Side Bar Quick Tips for Internet Explorer Reinstall Internet Explorer 6.0 |
Internet Explorer Page Last Reviewed: 01/06/2007 Quick Tips A couple of quick snippets for Internet Explorer More will follow soon. Internet Explorer Window Resize Quickly Book Mark a Page Quick Access to .com Domain Names Discover How Large an Image Is Text Too Small? Enlarge it Quickly and Easily Save Entire Page - Including Graphics Internet Explorer Window Resize Sometimes Internet Explorer will create all new windows either in the wrong size or position.
Pressing CTRL+D will quickly book mark the page you are currently viewing. All you then need to do is organise it in to your favourites. Quick Access to .com Domain Names Did you know that if you type a name in IE., without the www or .com , then press ctrl and enter Internet Explorer will complete the address for you. For example, if you type microsoft, it will take you to www.microsoft.com. It is possible to quick tell how large an image really is, in pixels. This can be useful when developing web pages. After loading any web page that contains an image, right click on that graphic, select properties. You be able to see its pixel dimensions (width by height Text Too Small? Enlarge it Quickly and Easily It is now possible to quickly change the size of the text on the page you are reading. Simply select View, Text Size and change the text size either larger or smaller. Save Entire Page - Including Graphics With Internet Explorer it is possible to save an entire page including the graphics. To do this, load the page, then select save as. In the resulting dialogue box, choose web page, complete (the default option). All the graphics and the page itself will be saved to the location you specify. Registry Disclaimer: We cannot be held responsible for any damage done to your machine by using registry files or following any of the advice given on this site. Modification of your registry is done at your own risk. You should always have a back up of your registry before making any changes. Click here for more information on backing up your registry. | |||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||
| Last Page Update: 01/06/2007 |
|
|||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||