Compaq 8000 Series Manual De Usuario
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user’s guide
Once you are connected to the Internet, your browser displays the home Web
page. You can go to a different Web site by entering its address (such as
http://www.compaq.com) in the address box in the Web browser, and then
pressing Enter on your keyboard. Or, you can use the browser Search tool to
search for references to a specific word or phrase on the Web.
page. You can go to a different Web site by entering its address (such as
http://www.compaq.com) in the address box in the Web browser, and then
pressing Enter on your keyboard. Or, you can use the browser Search tool to
search for references to a specific word or phrase on the Web.
searching the internet
Most browser programs include a search feature. You may need to click a button
or select from a menu to display the search feature, depending on the type of
browser program. Type a question or a word that describes the information you
want to find into the Search box, and then press Enter.
or select from a menu to display the search feature, depending on the type of
browser program. Type a question or a word that describes the information you
want to find into the Search box, and then press Enter.
The Windows search feature includes direct use of the Internet Explorer Search.
(If your ISP provides the browser, you may not be able to use Internet Explorer
to search the Internet.)
(If your ISP provides the browser, you may not be able to use Internet Explorer
to search the Internet.)
To begin a search:
1 Click Start on the taskbar.
2 Click Search.
3 Click Search the Internet. (You may have to scroll down in the list to see this
2 Click Search.
3 Click Search the Internet. (You may have to scroll down in the list to see this
option.)
4 Type a word or question into the Search box.
5 Click Search.
5 Click Search.
The PC connects to the Internet (if needed), performs the search, and displays
the results. Click a link in the results list to display the Web page.
the results. Click a link in the results list to display the Web page.
There are also Web sites specifically created for searching the Internet. These are
called search engines.
called search engines.
restricting internet content
The Internet provides you with a wide variety of information, but some
information may not be suitable for every viewer. With Content Advisor (a
feature of Windows XP), you can:
information may not be suitable for every viewer. With Content Advisor (a
feature of Windows XP), you can:
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Control Internet access.
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Set up a password.
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Set up a list of Web sites that people who use your PC cannot view.
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Adjust the type of content people can view with or without your permission.
Once you set up restricted rating levels in Content Advisor, users can view Web
sites and other pages that you have specified under the rating setup. However,
to view unrated Web sites or pages, they must enter the Content Advisor
password that you have set. This means that any unrated page, even Help and
Support or Internet Explorer, is not viewable if the user doesn’t know the
password. To allow access to an unrated site or page you approve of, open it and
when the password window appears, select the option always allow viewing or
allow viewing only this time.
sites and other pages that you have specified under the rating setup. However,
to view unrated Web sites or pages, they must enter the Content Advisor
password that you have set. This means that any unrated page, even Help and
Support or Internet Explorer, is not viewable if the user doesn’t know the
password. To allow access to an unrated site or page you approve of, open it and
when the password window appears, select the option always allow viewing or
allow viewing only this time.