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| | Windows connects to your ISP (Internet service provider). The Internet Explorer window appears, and you see your start page, usually the MSN home page. | INTRODUCTION After you've set up your Internet connection, you can start Internet Explorer. Before you start browsing the Web, take a look at the different tools within the Internet Explorer window. | TIP Trouble Connecting? If you have problems connecting ”the line is busy, for example ”try again. If you continue to have problems, check with your ISP. | | | Button | Name | Click To | | | | Back | Go to the last page you visited | | | Forward | Go forward a page, after going back | | | Stop | Stop the display of a page | | | Refresh | Redisplay the page, refreshing the date | | | Home | Return to your home page | | | Print | Print the current Web page | -
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| | When you are done working in Internet Explorer, click its Close button to close the program. | TIP Log Off When you exit Internet Explorer, you may be prompted to log off your Internet provider. Click Yes or Disconnect Now . If you are not prompted, be sure to log off. Right-click the connection icon in the status bar and select Disconnect . | TIP Other Buttons To see the name of a button, put the pointer over the button; the name should appear. Most of the other buttons are covered in this part. For help on the features not covered, consult online help. | TIP Connect to ISP You can connect to an ISP by clicking Start, Connect To and then the name of your connection. | |