Setting Your Home Page or Pages

When you start Internet Explorer, you automatically go right to your home pagea page that you might have customized or that contains the links and services you want. You can also set several pages as part of your home-page tab set. If you'd rather use a different home page, or if you want to reset the home page after a service or a program has changed it, you can designate a new home page with just a couple of mouse-clicks.

Set the Home Page or Pages

Use Internet Explorer to go to the page you want to use as your home page. If you want to designate additional pages as a new home-page tab set, open the other pages on their own tabs.

Click the Home button down arrow, and choose Add Or Change Home Page from the drop-down menu.

In the Add Or Change Home Page dialog box, select the option you want.

Click Yes.

Tip

To remove a page from your home-page tab set, click the Home button down arrow, point to Remove on the drop-down menu, and, on the submenu that appears, click the Web-page address you want to remove.

Tip

Web-page content changes frequently, so what you see on some of the Web pages shown in this book might look a bit different from what you see when you access those same pages on line.