Today’s How-to Guide for the Computer Beginner is going to cover: How-to Close a browser window If you look at the top right hand side of your web browser? You will see something similar to this: One way to close a web browser window is clicking on the “x”. Your browser windows...
Showing posts with label Mozilla-Foxfire. Show all posts
Showing posts with label Mozilla-Foxfire. Show all posts
Tuesday, 26 July 2011
Monday, 25 July 2011
What is a web browser? Browser window?
When I speak to my friends about computers I sometime forget they may not know the basic terms, since they are a computer beginner after all. I get these confused looks and questions like: What a browser? What is a web browser? What is a browser window? I think to myself, “Oh boy! ...
Wednesday, 14 May 2008
basic-computer-operation, decrease-font-size, IE-Internet-Explorer, increase-font-size, Mozilla-Foxfire
How-To Change The Font Size On Your Computer Monitor
Ever wanted to change the font size so it was bigger (or smaller) than what is being displayed on your monitor? NO PROBLEM! Click here if you looking for the article to change your font size in your web browser! Learning How-To Change your font size on your computer will be a pretty easy...
basic-computer-operation, decrease-font-size, IE-Internet-Explorer, increase-font-size, internet, Mozilla-Foxfire
How-To Change Web Browser Font Size
Ever wish you could increase the font size on a screen, because its TO SMALL to comfortably read?You may even wish to change your web browser font size smaller. Today we are going to go over some easy tips on how-to change your font in your browser. Don’t worry this will be a very...
Sunday, 11 May 2008
basic-computer-operation, cache, computer-maintenance, IE-Internet-Explorer, internet, Mozilla-Foxfire
What is Cache? How do you clear Cache?
Today's how-to guide for computer beginners is about computer CACHE! Dealing with computer cache is a basic computer operation, and will be useful for you to know. Here is are some list of questions I have been asked, and we will go over them one by one! How you pronounce...