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WHAT if I find a site that I really like? |
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Do I have to memorize its URL?
That is where the power and memory of a computer come in so handy.
Rather
than remembering the address yourself, you can assign the site as a
“favorite”
or “bookmark”
it.
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Different browsers have different ways to create bookmarks. Some are
pull-down
menus accessed like a Windows menu while others are accessed by
clicking
on a button on the browser screen.
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Once a bookmark is created, you can easily return to that web page
by pulling
down the bookmark menu and selecting the appropriate site.
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Also, your browser will hold several of the last addresses accessed
in
a drop-down menu to make it easy to return to that site.
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Don’t rely on this alone, however, because you may lose an
address from
the amount in storage when there is a day of heavy use of URLs.
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Move on when successful. If you encounter problems, contact your ISP or
the
browser's site as to how to accomplish this.
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