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In Microsoft's Internet Explorer:
- Go to the web page you want to become your Start Page.
- Choose Tools from the menu at the top of the web brower.
- Then choose Internet Options... from that pull-down menu.
- A box will then open. In the Home Page section, click the Use Current button.
- Next click the Apply button and the OK button.
- Your Internet Start Page will then be set to whichever page you were viewing when you
clicked the Use Current button.
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In Netscape's Web Browser:
- Go to the web page you want to become your Start Page.
- Choose Edit from the menu at the top of the web brower.
- Then choose Preferences... from that pull-down menu.
- A box will then open. In the Navagator section, click the Home Page circle.
- Next, under Home Page, click the Use Current Page button.
- Then click the OK button.
- Your Internet Start Page will then be set to whichever page you were viewing when you
clicked the Use Current button.
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What is an Internet Start Page?
An Internet Start Page, also called a Home Page, is the first page your Web browser automatically takes you to when you get on the internet and open your Web browser program.
Any Web page can be set as your Start Page, but it is best to choose a page with links to search engines and other useful sites.
WebPlaces.com was designed to be a convenient starting point for your Web surfing, with links to search engines, news sites, and other internet resources.
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