Bookmarks and Favorites

Are you ever frustrated because you find a really neat site but the address is so long you know you'll never remember it? Bookmarks let you add a choice to your menu that will take you directly to the site.

A bookmark/favorite is a saved link to a specific Web site, usually created by you, as the computer user.  These allow a user to quickly and easily go to a Web site without remembering the exact Web address.

Internet Explorer

To add a favorite: 

• Go to Favorites on the menu bar of Internet Explorer
  

• Choose Add to Favorites... (See figure 1)  

In here you can fill out the name that you want to remember it by. 

• Select |OK|.

To access your favorites:

• Go to Favorites 
  

• Click on the name that you gave it  

You will then be taken directly to the Web site that you chose.

To create folders, rename and delete links in your favorites:

• Go to Favorites 
  

• Select Organize Favorites...  

From here you have the ability to create and move folders, and rename and delete your favorite links.  (See figure 2)

Netscape Navigator

To add a bookmark in Netscape: 

• Go to Communicator
  

• Then choose Bookmarks >
  

• Select Add Bookmark  (See Figure 3)

To access your bookmarks: 

• Go to Communicator 
  

• Then choose Bookmarks >
  

• Find the link that you saved and select it

To edit your bookmarks:

• Go to Communicator 
  

• Then choose Bookmarks > 
  

• Then choose Edit Bookmarks... 

From here you have the ability to create and move folders, and delete and organize your favorite links.

A more in depth tutorial on Netscape Bookmarks:

http://www.infopeople.org/NS/bkmk/ns4/contents.html

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