آموزش Internet Explorer 8 -En

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[h=2]Using Internet Explorer 8

[h=3]Accelerators

In the past, if you wanted to map a restaurant or email a friend a news story, you

would have to cut and paste the information into a new web page. Accelerators

have conveniently eliminated the need to take these extra steps by providing access

to certain actions like mapping an address, defining a

word or emailing content within the page you are currently on




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[h=2]Using Internet Explorer 8

[h=4]To Use an Accelerator:

Highlight the text you desire and click on the blue Accelerator button. Some

Accelerators, such as the maps and translators, allow you to hover over

them for instant access on the page. Other Accelerators require you to click to access them

Selecting All Accelerators allows you to:

• Access additional Accelerators
• Select Find More Accelerators to search for additional Accelerators in the Add-ons Gallery
• Manage your current Accelerators by clicking on Manage Accelerators...

Clicking on Find More Accelerators will take you to the Add-ons Gallery where you can

browse and select additional Accelerators. Once you have selected an Accelerator, click

Add to Internet Explorer and it will appear in your All Accelerators list

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[h=2]Using Internet Explorer 8

[h=3]Find on Page

Find on Page is a useful tool that allows you to locate search terms on a page.

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[h=2]Using Internet Explorer 8

[h=4]To Access Find on Page:

Click the drop-down menu in the Search Bar and select on

Find on this Page... Alternatively, you can press Control + F on your keyboard

The Find on Page tool is located above the page. In the Find: field, type your

search term. As you type, matching characters will be highlighted in yellow on the page


Scroll through matches by clicking Previous or Next in the toolbar or by simply pressing the enter key.

Find on Page Results

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[h=2]Using Internet Explorer 8

[h=3]How to Download
At times, you will want to download files or save images from the web to your computer. The process

of downloading a file varies from site to site, so it may require some trial and error. Sometimes when

you click on a link, it downloads automatically, but other times it just opens within your browser



A good practice for successful downloading is to right-click the link and select

Save Target As.... By doing this you will be able to choose the folder where the file is saved

Downloading a file



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[h=2]Using Internet Explorer 8

[h=4]To Save Images

Right-click the image and select Save Picture As....

Keep in mind that for various reasons, some sites do not allow you to download content or images to be saved to your computer.



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[h=2]Using Internet Explorer 8

[h=3]History Features

Internet Explorer stores copies of web pages, images and media that can be

accessed in your Browsing History. This is especially convenient when you

want to recall a page you visited on a previous day or when you can't remember an address


To access your Browsing History, click the Favorites button and select the History tab.

In the Browsing History View, you can sort your history view by

Date, Site, Most Visited and Order Visited Today. To access

Browsing History View, click the View By drop-down button and select the desired option

Search History is another addition to the Browsing History View. Type a keyword in

the Search For: field and click on Search Now to locate matching pages in your History

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[h=2]Using Internet Explorer 8

[h=4]Delete Browsing History

There may be times when you want to delete your browsing history for safety or

privacy reasons. Perhaps you do not want others to view the pages you have browsed on your computer


Click the Safety command and select Delete Browsing History... from the drop-down menu.

The Delete Browsing History dialog box will appear.


Review and select the options you wish to delete from your browsing history. The most

common are Temporary Internet Files, Cookies and History. Internet Explorer 8 allows

you to preserve the files and cookies from your Favorites sites while deleting those you do not want

You can go to the Tools command and select Internet Options to access

Browsing History. From here you can select Settings to customize options

for your Browsing History including setting how much history is saved and how often you would like it deleted

Browsing History Settings

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[h=2]Using Internet Explorer 8



[h=3]InPrivate Browsing

InPrivate Browsing is a privacy feature that allows you to browse the web without

any of your activity being recorded. InPrivate Browsing prevents your browsing

history, temporary Internet files, form data, cookies, and usernames and

passwords from being saved by the browser. This is especially useful if you

are using a public computer or perhaps browsing for a surprise gift that you do

not want a family member to come across if they share your computer


To use, click on the Safety command and select InPrivate Browsing.

Whenever you turn on InPrivate Browsing, the blue indicator

will appear in your address bar to verify that you are browsing with privacy

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[h=2]Features for Convenience and Organization

[h=3]Introduction

We have shown you several features for easily finding what you are looking for

on the internet. Now it is time to show you how to organize your browsing so you

can conveniently access the information you most use, thus saving you time and frustration


In this lesson, you will learn all about the features of Favorites and how you

can best save and organize your web pages. In addition, you will learn

how to access updates from your Favorite websites by setting up Feeds and Web Slices

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[h=2]Features for Convenience and Organization

[h=3]Favorites

You can bookmark or save a web page to Favorites in Internet Explorer 8. There are several

new features that allow you to better manage, add to and access web pages in your Favorites



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[h=2]Features for Convenience and Organization

[h=4]Organize Your Favorites
The more organized your Favorites are, the easier they will be to access, which

is the whole point in bookmarking pages. Favorites allows you to organize pages

into folders, so before you start adding pages to your Favorites, consider the folders you may want to organize them in


In the toolbar, click the Favorites button.


Click the Add to Favorites drop-down button and select Organize Favorites....

The Organize Favorites dialog box appears. Here, you can:

• Add new folders for any subject you browse often, like shopping, travel, sports or entertainment.
• Manage your folders by moving, renaming or deleting them.

In our example below, travel web pages are organized in the Travel folder. Click

Favorite to open it or click the blue arrow to open in a new tab or tab group

Opening Favorites

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[h=3]Adding to Favorites
Once you determine how you want to organize and customize your folders, you can

begin adding pages to your Favorites. Below are several variations on Adding to Favorites




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[h=2]Features for Convenience and Organization

[h=4]To Add a Page to Favorites:
With the desired page visible in your browser, click the Favorites button. Then, click Add to Favorites....

The Add a Favorite dialog box will appear.


Click Add to place the page in your Favorites list. Alternatively, you can select or create a folder for the web page.

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[h=2]Features for Convenience and Organization

[h=4]Add Page to Favorites Bar

If you have a page that you browse quite often, such as email, news or weather sites, then you

may want to add it to your Favorites Bar. Simply click the Add to Favorites Bar

button and the page will automatically be added

Add to Favorites Bar

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[h=2]Features for Convenience and Organization

[h=4]To Add Tabs to Favorites:

You can also add your current tabs to Favorites which makes it quite easy to

return to your tabbed browsing without having to open each individual tab again



Click the Add to Favorites drop-down button and select Add Current Tabs to Favorites....

The Add Tabs to Favorites dialog box will appear and prompt you to name and place a folder for your tabs.


When finished, click Add.

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[h=2]Features for Convenience and Organization

[h=3]Favorites Bar Additions
[h=4]Suggested Sites

Suggested Sites is a convenient addition to the Favorites Bar. If you want to see

similar pages to the web page you are browsing, then click on

the Suggested Sites button and it will give you a list of similar sites

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[h=2]Features for Convenience and Organization

[h=4]Add-ons Gallery

Add-ons include Search Providers, Web Slices, Accelerators and other tools

that you may add to Internet Explorer to enhance your browsing experience. When

you click on the Get More Add-ons button you will see a quick view of add-ons

along with a link to access the Internet Explorer Add-ons Gallery

You can search and browse the Add-ons Gallery by the categories listed in the left

column. If you see an Add-on that you like, then click on Add to Internet Explorer and follow the directions

Add-ons Gallery
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[h=2]Features for Convenience and Organization

[h=3]RSS Feeds
RSS Feeds are a great way to stay informed about web pages that are frequently

updated like news, weather, stocks and social networking sites. When you subscribe

to an RSS Feed on a web page you will receive up-to-date information from that site





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[h=2]Features for Convenience and Organization

[h=4]To Subscribe to RSS Feeds:

When you browse a page in Internet Explorer 8 that has an RSS Feed

you can subscribe to, the RSS button in the Command Bar will turn orange


Click the RSS drop-down button and select the desired feed or feeds.

The Subscribe to this Feed dialog box will appear. Click Subscribe to this feed.

Select the desired location and click Subscribe.

Once you have subscribed to a feed, you can access it in Favorites. Click

the Feeds tab and select the desired feed to open and browse its Feed page


You can click on the blue Refresh arrows to update before opening.

Some web page feeds are not recognized by the Feed button in the Command Bar. Look

for the symbols below or the words "RSS" or "Subscribe" to find a web page's RSS Feed

RSS Feed Symbols

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