ChatterBank4 mins ago
Bookmarks
2 Answers
Probably a daft question but how does one "bookmark" and use a bookmark? John
Answers
1 to 2 of 2
Best Answer
No best answer has yet been selected by johntywino. Once a best answer has been selected, it will be shown here.
For more on marking an answer as the "Best Answer", please visit our FAQ.
You're probably using them already. What most browsers refer to as 'bookmarks', Microsoft has renamed as 'favorites' (with that horrid American spelling)
On my browser (Firefox) I can click on
Bookmarks>Bookmark This Page
in order to store a website's address for future use.
With Internet Explorer, clicking
Favorites>Add To Favorites
does exactly the same thing.
So when you visit a page that you like (and might want to re-visit) you can bookmark it (= add it to your favorites). To revisit the site you simply click on Favorites and then on the name of the site.
If you find that you've got a lot of bookmarks (= favorites) you might want to organise them into folders. To find the instructions for doing so (in Internet Explorer) click on Help > Contents and Inde, select the Index tab and enter 'favorites' into the search box.
Chris
On my browser (Firefox) I can click on
Bookmarks>Bookmark This Page
in order to store a website's address for future use.
With Internet Explorer, clicking
Favorites>Add To Favorites
does exactly the same thing.
So when you visit a page that you like (and might want to re-visit) you can bookmark it (= add it to your favorites). To revisit the site you simply click on Favorites and then on the name of the site.
If you find that you've got a lot of bookmarks (= favorites) you might want to organise them into folders. To find the instructions for doing so (in Internet Explorer) click on Help > Contents and Inde, select the Index tab and enter 'favorites' into the search box.
Chris
1 to 2 of 2
