How to setup your homepage
Depending on your personal preference, you can reset the home page to
any one you like, whether it provides serious information or is just plain
fun. It might be a home page you visit every morning, such as a news site
or a website related to your work. Whichever home page you select, you can
return to it at any time by clicking the Home button on the
toolbar.
Move to a New HomeHere's how to specify another start page: If you use Internet Explorer, first go to the page you want. Now click on the Tools menu, then select Internet Options. Click on the General tab. Finally, click on the Use Current button. You can also type in the address of the page. For instance, if you want Learn the Net to be your home page, enter the complete address, like this: http://www.learnthenet.com  With Navigator, go to the Edit menu, then select Preferences. In the Home page section, either click on the Use Current button if you're on the correct page or type the new web address in the box. Finally, click on the OK button. It's that easy. Enjoy your new neighborhood. |
When you first launch your web browser a predefined web
page appears. This page is referred to as the home page or start page. The
good news is that you're not stuck with this page. Why would you want to
change it? That depends on which home page is your default home page and
how useful it is to you.