Searching Information tips using Search Engine

If you want to get some information about any topic using search engine, the search engine will search the given information and will provide a list of links of websites along brief description about each website. You should use the right search terms for relevant results.

The following points must be noted to search the information on the internet.

· You can type all word in lowercase and also in uppercase, search engine will return the same result. But the best practice is type search keywords always in lowercase.

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Use + sign between words if you want to search the all words. For example, to search history of Football in Europe, type as:

history+Football+Europe

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To search the exact match, write the words in double quotation marks. For example to search the map of Europe, then type as:

"Map of Europe"

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Always avoid to use "and", "or" with search keywords, because these words will affect the search result.

how to test ISP speed (Internet Connection)

go to address www.speedtest.net



if you want to test your isp speed you can go to www.speedtest.net
and just to click on button "begin Test" so that you can see your real speed.

Netscape Navigator Keyboard Shortcuts

The following is a table of Netscape Navigator functions (or potential functions) and their keyboard shortcuts in Macintosh, Unix, and Windows versions. If a function exists in the browser but does not have a shortcut, its corresponding cell is marked with an asterisk(*). If the function does not exist, it is left blank.

Some entries contain links to special notes. The number in parentheses following the link is the number of the relevant note.

Function	Macintosh (v 4.61)	Unix (v 4.51)	Windows (v 4.7)
Move within a document
Scroll to next page	Page Down	Page Down	Page Down
Scroll to previous page	Page Up	Page Up	Page Up
Scroll to top	*	*	*
Scroll to bottom	*	*	*
Move between documents
Open a new document	Command+L	Alt+O	Ctrl+O
Stop loading a document	Command+.	Esc	Esc
Refresh a document	Command+R	Alt+R	Ctrl+R
Load previous document	Command+[ or Command+Left Arrow	Alt+Left Arrow	Alt+Left Arrow
Load next document	Command+] or Command+Right Arrow	Alt+Right Arrow	Alt+Right Arrow
Navigate elements within a document
Move focus to next frame	*	*	*
Move focus to previous frame	*	*	*
Move focus to next active element (1)	Tab	Tab	Tab
Move focus to previous active element (1)	Shift+Tab	Shift+Tab	Shift+Tab
Find word in page	Command+F	Alt+F	Ctrl+F
Act on html elements
Select a link	*	*	Enter
Toggle a check box	*	*	Shift or Enter
Activate radio button	*	*	Shift
Move focus to next item in an option box	*	*	Down Arrow or Right Arrow
Move focus to previous item in an option box	*	*	Up Arrow or Left Arrow
Select item in an option box	*	*	Enter
Press a button (2)	Return	Enter	Enter
Navigate menus
Activate menu	*	*	Alt+ the underlined letter in the menu title
Deactivate menu	*	Esc	Esc
Move focus to next menu item	*	* (3)	Down Arrow
Move focus to previous menu item	*	* (3)	Up Arrow
Select menu item	*	underlined letter in the menu item	Enter
Move focus to submenu	*	* (3)	Right Arrow
Move focus to main menu	*	* (3)	Left Arrow
Navigate bookmarks
View bookmarks menu	* (4)	*	Alt+C+B
Move focus to next item in bookmarks menu	Down Arrow (4)	*	Down Arrow
Move focus to previous item in bookmarks menu	Up Arrow (4)	*	Up Arrow
Select item in bookmarks menu	Return (4)	*	Enter
Add bookmark	Command+D	Alt+K	Ctrl+D
Edit bookmarks	Command+B	Alt+B	Ctrl+B
Delete current bookmark (5)	Delete	Alt+D	Delete
Navigate history list
View history list	Command+H	Alt+H	Ctrl+H
Move focus to next item in history list	*	*	Down Arrow
Move focus to previous item in history list	*	*	Up Arrow
Move focus to first item in history list	*	*	Left Arrow
Select item in history list	*	*	Enter (6)
Close history list	Command+W	Alt+W	Ctrl+W
Define view
Increase font size (7)	Shift+Command+]	Alt+]	Ctrl+]
Decrease font size (7)	Shift+Command+[	Alt+[	Ctrl+[
Change font color	*	*	*
Change background color	*	*	*
Turn off author-defined style sheets	*	*	*
Turn on user-defined style sheets (8)
Apply next user-defined style sheet
Apply previous user-defined style sheet

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Notes

1. In Windows, active elements can be links, text entry boxes, buttons, checkboxes, radio buttons, etc. In Unix and Macintosh, Tab cycles through text entry boxes only.
2. In Windows, this works for any button, since any button can gain the focus using keyboard commands. In Unix and Macintosh, this only applies to the "Submit" button following a text entry.
3. In Unix, the menus can not be opened with shortcut keys. However, once a menu is opened it stays opened until it is explicitly closed, which means that the menus can still be used with shortcut keys to some extent. Sometimes left and right arrows move between menus and up and down arrows move within menus, but this does not seem to work consistently, even within a single session.
4. In Macintosh, you can not explicitly view the bookmarks menu. However, if you choose "Edit Bookmarks", which does have a keyboard shortcut, you can then navigate through the bookmarks and open bookmarked documents in the current window.
5. To delete a bookmark you must first choose "Edit Bookmarks" and then move the focus to the bookmark you want to delete.
6. In Windows, when you open a link from the history menu using Enter, the document opens in a new window.
7. All three systems have menu items (and corresponding shortcut keys) meant to allow the user to change the font size. However, the menu items are consistently inactive in both Macintosh and Unix. The user seems to be able to actually change the font sizes only in Windows.
8. It is important to allow users to set their own cascading style sheets (css). Although Netscape does currently allow the user to override the author's choice of foreground color, background color, font, and font size, it does not allow some of the advanced capabilities that make cascading style sheets so powerful. For example, a blind user may want to save a series of style sheets which show only headers, only links, etc., and then view the same page using some or all of these style sheets in order to orient himself to the contents and organization of the page before reading any of the actual page content.

Avant Browser Help - Keyboard Shortcuts

Key(s) Function
ALT + Enter Automatically adds http://www. and .net
ALT + Home Navigates the active window to your homepage
ALT + Left Navigates the active window back one step in the history

Alternative: Backspace
ALT + Right Navigates the active window forward one step in the history

Alternative: Shift + Backspace
CTRL + D Add the active window to the favorites
CTRL + Enter Automatically adds http://www. and .com
CTRL + F Shows the Find dialog for the active window
CTRL + L Shows the Find dialog for opening a link
CTRL + N Opens a new browser window
CTRL + O Shows the "open file" dialog
CTRL + P Prints the active window
CTRL + Q Quick search keywords in the address box
CTRL + S Shows the "Save As" dialog
CTRL + Down Select the next browser window

Alternative: CTRL + Tab
CTRL + F4 : Closes the active browser window

Alternative: CTRL + W
CTRL + Click : When holding the CTRL key, your new window will be
opened in the background.
CTRL + Shift + F4 : Closes all browser windows

Alternative: CTRL + Shift + W
CTRL + Up : Select the previous browser window

Alternative: CTRL + Shift + Tab
CTRL + ` :Hide Avant Browser
ESC :Stop loading the active browser window
F1 :Shows this help file
F3 :Finds the next occurence of a word or phrase in the current page
F5 :Refresh the active browser window

Alternative: CTRL + R
F6 :Set focus to the address bar

Alternative: ALT + D
F7 :Displays the previous browser window
F8 :Displays the next browser window
F11 :Toggles full-screen mode on/off
F12 :Toggles full-desktop mode on/off
Shift + ESC :Stop loading all browser windows
Shift + F5 :Refresh all browser windows

Alternative: CTRL + Shift + R

Shift + Click :Hold down the Shift key when opening a link, favorite, history
recent, or address item, to open it in a new browser window.

Shift + CTRL + Click :Hold down the Shift key when opening a link, favorite,
history recent, or address item, to open it in a new browser window in the
background.

Note: Other keyboard shortcuts are abvailable to select menu items, and are
indicated by an underscore (_) character. For example, to select the File menu,
you would hold the ALT key and press F

How to Use Google Talk

Google Talk is easy to use. You can start using Google Talk right away. This page will help you get started. For more detailed information, please visit our Help Center.

To start chatting immediately, use the Google Talk Gadget on your Google Personalized Homepage. It's web-based, so you don't need to download anything.

To make high quality PC-to-PC voice calls and unlimited file transfers, download the Google Talk Client.

Get started with the Google Talk Gadget

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There are several ways to use the Google Talk Gadget:

1. Start using Google Talk immediately. Just click the button below to pop out the Google Talk Gadget into its own window and sign in. If you don't have a Google Account, you can sign up here.
   

   Launch Google Talk

   
   
2. Add Google Talk to your Google Personalized Homepage. The Google Personalized Homepage lets you gather content that's important to you from around the web, like news headlines or video clips, and put it all on your homepage, so you can access it from one place. You can add Google Talk to your homepage by clicking on this button:
   
   
   
   To see what the Google Talk Gadget will look like on your Google Homepage, check out this video:
   
   
   
   
3. Add Google Talk to your own webpage or blog. You can add Google Talk to your own webpage or blog by pasting a single like of code into your site's HTML, which can be found here. Google Talk also offers the option to add a button to your webpage or blog that will pop out Google Talk into a separate, small window. To put the button on your site, just copy the script below into your page.
   
   

   <script src="'http://talkgadget.google.com/talkgadget/button'"></script>

Inviting your friends

To add Friends, simply click on the +Add button in the lower left hand corner of the gadget, and type in the email address or Google Talk username of your friend in the search bar.

If your friends already use Google Talk, they will receive an invitation to chat in Talk. If they are new to Google Talk, they will receive an email that will help them sign up.

Fun features

Once you're up and chatting, check out the video preview feature. Just cut and paste a video URL from YouTube or Google Video into your chat, and send to your friend. You'll be able to watch the video right in the Gadget, and if your friends are using the Talk Gadget, they will too. You can share photos the same way by pasting a URL from Picasa Web Albums or Flickr.

Just like the Google Talk Client, and Gmail Chat, if you're a Gmail user, your chats will be archived in Gmail for you to search and browse anytime.

You can also add the Google Talk Gadget to your own webpage or blog by pasting a single line of code into your site's HTML. You can find the code here.

Getting Started with the Google Talk Client

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1. Download the 1.5MB application. It will take a few seconds over a broadband connection or about three minutes over a typical modem. Google Talk requires Windows Vista/XP/2000 with a minimum 56k connection speed (broadband is recommended).

2. Sign in with your Gmail or Google Account username and password. If you don't have a Google Account or have not enabled your Google Account for Google Talk, sign up here.

3. If you're signing into Google Talk with a Gmail account, your Gmail contacts are pre-loaded into Google Talk. Your most frequently-emailed contacts are at the top of your Friends list.

4. If some people from your Friends list already have Google Talk, they will have an icon that looks like a colored ball next to their name, and you can call or IM them immediately.

5. If another Google Talk user wants to add you to their Friends list, you will see an alert at the top of your screen.

6. You can also invite any of your other friends to download Google Talk so you can talk to each other for free.

Inviting your friends

1. Mouse over a name and click on the Invite button or click Add friend to invite multiple people at once.

2. Pick from your Gmail Contacts list, or enter an email address directly. To add more than one person at a time, separate the addresses with a comma. When you've added all the names you want, click Next.

3. After you've invited your friends, (invited) will appear next to your names. Once they accept your invitation, download Google Talk and sign in, they'll have a colored ball icon next to their name. And if they're online, you'll be able to talk or IM with them instantly.

Using Google Talk

When Google Talk is installed, it automatically starts when you turn on your computer (you can turn this off in Settings).

Once you sign in, Google Talk automatically displays the people you communicate with most often, sorted by availability status and then alphabetically. Ball icons in different colors and with different symbols indicate the availability of your friends. Available to talk or chat Idle Busy Offline If you're signing into Google Talk with a Gmail account, friends without a ball by their names are your Gmail contacts who have not yet installed Google Talk.

How do I set my availability status? You can set your availability status or customize a message that appears when others mouse over your name in their Google Talk window. If you are listening to music with one of the supported players, you can even display the song by selecting Show current music track in the status message menu-the message will change when the song does!

How do I send an IM or email? Click on a name to open a chat window. You may have as many chat windows open as you like at one time. Type directly into the box to send an IM. If you're signing into Google Talk with a Gmail account, you can send an email using your Gmail account by clicking on the Email button, or by clicking on the icon next to a name directly from your Friends list.

How do I make a call? To call a friend, click on the Call button from an open chat window. You can also make a call by clicking on the icon next to a name directly from your Friends list. You can have multiple calls underway at once–but only one can be active at a time. The other calls must be on hold. To talk with your friends, you must have a computer microphone and speakers. Many PC laptops today have these built-in. Google Talk also works with USB phones and wired and wireless headsets. We recommend using a headset for the best voice quality.

How do I transfer a file? To transfer a file, simply click on the Send Files button in your chat window. If this button does not appear at the top, try resizing the window, or find this feature in the drop-down menu on the right, marked with the arrow. Once you click the button you will be able to select any file from your computer to send. Once the person you are chatting with agrees to accept the transfer, the file will be sent with Google Talk's fast peer-to-peer sharing.

How do I send a voicemail? If your friends aren't around to answer your call, you can leave them a voicemail message instead. Through the profile card, you can select Send Voicemail from the dropdown menu. You will hear a voice prompt. Record your voice after the "Meep" and your friends will get an email to their Talk contact address with the voicemail attached as an audio file. They can play your message when they check their email and save it for as long as they want. Learn more. Note: This feature is only available to Google Talk users signing in with a Gmail account.

How do I go off the record?

When you go off the record while chatting, nothing that's said from that point forward gets saved in either person's Gmail account.

To go off the record, click the Options button and select "Go off the record" from the dropdown menu. You can stop chatting off the record by clicking the "Cancel" link in the chat window, or by selecting that choice from the Options dropdown.

Both people in a chat can go off the record or stop chatting off the record at any time. Whenever a change is made, we will always notify both people. Learn more

Browser window shortcuts

Command	Action
up/down arrow key	Scroll page vertically by a small amount (more than click on scroll bar arrow)
left/right arrow key	Scroll page horizontally by a small amount (more than click on scroll bar arrow)
option-arrow keys	Scroll page by a screenful, minus a small overlap
Command-up/down arrow key	Scroll to top-left or bottom-left corner of web page
Page Up key/Page Down key	Scroll page by a screenful, minus a small overlap
Home key	Scroll to top-left corner of web page
Command-Home key	go to the Home page Command-Shift-H also does this
End key	Scroll to bottom-left corner of web page
Spacebar	Scroll page down by a screenful, minus a small overlap
Delete key	Go Back
Shift-Delete key	Go Forward
Command-click a link	Open link in new window
Command-Shift-click a link	Open link in new window, behind current window
Option-click a link	Download file
Press and hold Back or Forward button	Pop up a menu showing up to 10 back/forward entries by page title
Option-press and hold Back or Forward button	Pop up a menu showing up to 10 back/forward entries by page URL

Bookmarks view shortcuts

Command	Action
Delete key	Delete selected bookmarks
Return key	Start or stop editing name of selected bookmark
Tab key	When editing, move to next editable cell
Esc key	When editing, cancel changes (not yet implemented)
Double-click	Open selected bookmark
Command-Double-click	Open selected bookmark in a new window
Option-click New Folder button	Put selected items in new folder

Downloads window shortcuts

Command	Action
Double-click on icon	Reveal downloaded file

Activity window shortcuts

Command	Action
Double-click	Open selected item
Command-Double-click	Open selected item in new window

Menu shortcuts

Command	Action
Command-A	Select All
Command-B	Show/Hide Favorites Bar
Command-C	Copy
Command-D	Add Bookmark
Command-E	Use Selection for Find
Command-F	Find
Command-G	Find Next
Command-H	Hide Safari
Command-J	Jump to Selection
Command-L	Open Location
Command-M	Minimize
Command-N	New Window
Command-O	Open File
Command-P	Print
Command-Q	Quit Safari
Command-R	Reload Page
Command-S	Save As
Command-T	Show/Hide Address Toolbar
Command-V	Paste
Command-W	Close
Command-X	Cut
Command-Z	Undo
Command-Shift-D	add bookmark to menu
Command-Shift-G	Find Previous
Command-Shift-P	Page Setup
Command-Shift-Z	Redo
Command-Option-A	Activity
Command-Option-B	Show All Bookmarks
Command-Option-D	Show/Hide Dock (System-wide)
Command-Option-E	Empty Cache
Command-Option-F	Google Search
Command-Option-L	Downloads
Command-Option-M	Mark Page for SnapBack
Command-Option-P	SnapBack to Page
Command-Option-S	SnapBack to Search
Command-Option-V	View Source in TextEdit
Command-1 to Command-9	first 9 bookmarks (not folders) in Bookmarks Toolbar
Command-?	Safari Help
Command-[	Back
Command-]	Forward
Command-.	Stop
Command-,	Preferences
Command-\	Show/Hide Status Bar

This information comes from Mac Help, the help system included with your computer. This information comes from Safari. You should refer to the Help menu on your computer if you have a different version. Updated or expanded information may also exist elsewhere in the Knowledge Base.

Google Chrome Shortcuts

About Commands

about: ->show version info
about:version -> same to about:
about:cache -> show cache content
about:plugins -> show info of plugins installed
about:memory ->show memory usage
about:crash -> crash the tab
about:dns -> show dns info, like time
about:network -> network tools
about:stats -> shh! this page is secret!
about:internets -> the tubes are clogged!
about:histograms ->histograms resume

Window and tab shortcuts

Ctrl+N Open a new window

Ctrl+Shift+N Open a new window in incognito mode

Press Ctrl, and click a link Open link in a new tab

Press Shift, and click a link Open link in a new window

Alt+F4 Close current window

Ctrl+T Open a new tab

Ctrl+Shift+T Reopen last tab closed (remembers 10)

Drag link to tab Open link in specified tab

Drag link to space between tabs Open link in a new tab

Ctrl+1 through Ctrl+8 Switch to the tab at the specified position number. The number you press represents a position on the tab strip.

Ctrl+9 Switch to the last tab

Ctrl+Tab or Ctrl+PgDown Switch to the next tab

Ctrl+Shift+Tab or Ctrl+PgUp Switch to the previous tab

Ctrl+W or Ctrl+F4 Close current tab or pop-up

Alt+Home Open your homepage

Ctrl+O, then select file Open a file from your computer in Google Chrome

Address bar shortcuts

Do one of the following actions in the address bar:

Type a search term Perform a search using your default search engine

Type the part of the web address that’s between ‘www.’ and ‘.com’, then press Ctrl+Enter

Type a search engine keyword or URL, press Tab, then type a search term Perform a search using the search engine associated with the keyword or the URL. Google Chrome prompts you to press Tab if it recognizes the search engine you’re trying to use.

F6 or Ctrl+L or Alt+D Highlight content in the web address area

Type a web address, then press Alt+Enter Open your web address in a new tab

Shortcuts to open Google Chrome features

Ctrl+B Toggle bookmarks bar on and off
Ctrl+H View the History page
Ctrl+J View the Downloads page
Shift+Escape View the Task manager

Webpage shortcuts

Ctrl+P Print your current page
F5 Reload current page
Esc Stop page loading
Ctrl+F5 or Shift+F5 Reload current page, ignoring cached content
Press Alt, and click a link Download link
Ctrl+F Open find-in-page box
Ctrl+G or F3 Find next match for your input in the find-in-page box
Ctrl+Shift+G or Shift+F3 Find previous match for your input in the find-in-page box
Ctrl+U View source
Drag link to bookmarks bar Bookmark the link
Ctrl+D Bookmark your current webpage
Ctrl++ Make text larger
Ctrl+- Make text smaller
Ctrl+0 Return to normal text size

Other

Backspace, or press Alt and the left arrow together Go to the previous page in your browsing history for the tab

Shift+Backspace, or press Alt and the right arrow together Go to the next page in your browsing history for the tab

Ctrl+K or Ctrl+E Places a ‘?’ in the address bar. Type a search term after the ‘?’ to perform a search using your default search engine.

Place your cursor in the address bar, then press Ctrl and the left arrow together Jump to the previous word in the address bar

Place your cursor in the address bar, then press Ctrl and the right arrow together Jump to the next word in the address bar

Place your cursor in the address bar, then press Ctrl+Backspace Delete the previous word in the address bar

Space bar Scroll down the web page
Home Go to the top of the page
End Go to the bottom of the page

Opera

Keyboard Shortcuts for the Opera Browser

By Matt Elton

These keyboard shortcuts can be used in the Opera Browser for Windows and Linux:

Ctrl-T = Add Bookmark

Backspace = Back

Alt-Backspace = Back

Ctrl-Backspace = Back

Z = Back

F4 = Bookmarks

Ctrl-Alt-B = Bookmarks

Ctrl-L = Bookmarks

Ctrl-W = Close Tab

Ctrl-F4 = Close Tab

Ctrl-W = Close Window

Ctrl-F4 = Close Window

Enter = Add .com to the address bar

Ctrl-C = Copy

Ctrl-X = Cut

9 = Shrink text

Delete = Delete

Ctrl-Alt-T = Downloads

Ctrl-5 = Downloads

F3 = Find Again

, = Find as you type link

Shift-/ = Find as you type link

/ = Find as you type text

. = Find as you type text

Sift-F3 = Find Previous

Ctrl-F = Find on this page

Shift-Backspace = Forward

Alt-Enter = Forward

Ctrl-Enter = Forward

X = Forward

Down Arrow = Scroll Down

Up Arrow = Scroll Up

Page Down = Scroll Down Really Fast

Page Up = Scroll Up Really Fast

End = Go to the bottom of the page

Home = Go to the top of the page

F11 = Full Screen

F1 = Help

Ctrl-Alt-H = History

Ctrl-4 = History

Alt-Home = Go to your homepage

0 = Enlarge text

Ctrl-N = New tab

Ctrl-Tab = Next tab

Alt-Page Down = Next tab

Ctrl-F6 = Next tab

2 = Next tab

Ctrl-Alt-N = New window

Ctrl-O = Open

Enter = Activate selected hyperlink

Shift-Enter = Open selected hyperlink in new window

Shift-Enter = Enter address in address bar in a new tab

Ctrl-8 = Page Info

Ctrl-F3 = Page Source

Ctrl-V = Paste

Ctrl-Shift-Tab = Previous tab

Alt-Page Up = Previous tab

Ctrl-Shift-F6 = Previous tab

1 = Previous tab

Ctrl-P = Print

Ctrl-Shift-Z = Redo

Ctrl-Y = Redo

F5 = Refresh

Ctrl-R = Refresh

6 = Restore text size

Ctrl-S = Save Page As

Ctrl-A = Select All

F8 = Select address bar

Escape = Stop

Ctrl-Z = Undo

Shift-F8 = Web Search

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Is it safe to buy on-line?

Internet shopping offers many benefits to consumers. These include opportunities to save time and money, greater choice, the convenience of shopping when you like and having goods delivered, and a powerful ability to find and compare information, products and prices.

Internet shopping is at least as safe as shopping in a store or by phone, so there is no need for anyone to miss out on the benefits it can provide.

Body4Real uses high grade 256 bit encryption (most sites only use 128 bit) which is extremely difficult to break. Remember, phone lines use no encryption at all so telephone ordering isn't secure at all. Most shops use a credit card machine connected to a normal telephone line.

A 2005 U.S Federal Regulator report concluded that off-line fraud is far more costly and prevalent than on-line. 72 percent of the thefts of personal information for scams last year was done off-line (from homes, rubbish bins, work desks, post-it notes, etc). Thieves illegally obtained sensitive financial information on-line in just 12 percent of cases!

BBC Watchdog has excellent guidelines on Security & Privacy On-line.

Body4Real will never sell, swap or divulge your details to any other organisation. We are totally committed to safe, secure transactions.

Buying products over the internet is safe as long as you follow the guidelines below:

• Shopping online is safe if you use your common sense and always check the terms and conditions of offers. When you buy on-line from a European retailer, you have even more consumer rights than when you buy in a shop.

• Check spelling of the website name is accurate - ‘typosquatters’ have been known to trick the unwary away from genuine sites. Look for links to third party identity assurance schemes like those offered by TrustUK, Verisign, Thawte, Comodo, etc.

• Ensure the web site provides a street address, e-mail contact details and a non-mobile telephone number. If in doubt, e-mail or phone the merchant before giving them your payment card details to reassure yourself that it is legitimate.

• All payment cards - credit, debit and pre-pay - will protect you in terms of the payment itself, and credit cards also offer you additional protection in the case of a disputed transaction. Make sure that you are fully aware of any payment commitments you are entering into, including whether you are instructing a single payment or a series of payments.

• Make yourself aware of the security features available both on the retailer's website and in your own browser. Only trade with companies that have an encryption certificate and use secure transaction technology (SSL). Further information on secure transactions.

• During checkout, look for a closed padlock symbol at the bottom of the screen and / or the site address changing from http:// to https:// which indicate that the communication between you and the retailer is encrypted and therefore confidential. While you are on a 'secure' page (i.e. when the padlock is visible), you can right-click to view security information about the page. But remember that web site security depends on ALL of the processes the retailer puts in place to protect you.

• Never disclose your credit card’s PIN number (this is not the card number) to anyone, including people claiming to be from your bank or the police, and NEVER send it over the internet.

• Always keep a record of every on-line transaction as proof of order, ideally including the retailer’s terms and conditions, returns policy and contact details. Always print off a copy of the order summary page as well as the order confirmation page, which may only provide the order number with no specific details of goods ordered.

• When you buy goods online from outside the EU you are an importer and liable to pay any Customs Duty and VAT.

• Look for "trustmark" validation. There are a number of organisations offering consumers certain guarantees or "trustmarks" that member merchants' stores are operating responsibly. Sites that register with trustmark organisations need to follow guidelines regarding their customer service. Some examples of trustmark organisations are TrustUK, BT Trustwise, SquareTrade, IMRG Hallmark, ISIS Safe Shops List, TRUSTe. The absence of a 'trustmark', however, does not indicate a lack of trustworthiness.

• If you have a problem, contact the company you ordered from. If they do not give you satisfaction, contact your credit card company. If you are still not happy, contact your local Trading Standards Office and any 'trustmark' organisation the shop is registered with.

• Always check your credit card statement carefully. Raise any discrepancies with the retailer concerned in the first instance, as soon as you can. You have at least 90 days to report any transaction you are not happy with.

We suggest you use Mcafee or Norton anti-virus security software to protect your PC.

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Printer Friendly Page

You can prints out any webpage with its background colors and with out background colors using Internet Explorer setting. Generally Internet Explorer setting "Print background colors and images" is disable, if you print webpage without background colors, then you can speed up your printing and save printer ink. But important thing to always preview WebPages before you print, in Internet Explorer go to File menu, then click on Print Preview option.

To enable or disable print background colors option, open your system Internet Explorer.

Click the Tools menu and then go to Internet Options and open it. Here click the Advanced tab then scroll down to find the option Printing section.

Now check the option "Print background colors and images" then Apply and ok.

Tips to Print the Whole Page

If you are browsing any website and want to print it in readable form without any extra graphics. There is a option on many websites " Print " to print a page in text format only, otherwise you can print out any webpage with its background colors and with out background colors using Internet Explorer setting. Generally Internet Explorer setting "Print background colors and images" is disable, if you are printing webpage without background colors, then you can speed up your printing and save printer ink. But important thing to always preview WebPages before you print, in Internet Explorer go to File menu, then click on Print Preview option.

To enable or disable print background colors option, open your system Internet Explorer.

Click the Tools menu and then go to Internet Options and open it. Here click the Advanced tab then scroll down to find the option Printing section.

Now check the option "Print background colors and images" then Apply and ok.

Print Pictures from Web Pages

If you are browsing the internet and wants to print a picture from any website. The simple way is first right click on image then chooses the option Print Picture, but the problem here you cannot edit the picture before printing for example color or size of image. The best technique is first save this image on your computer then prints it using any image editing application like Adobe Photoshop or ACDSee.

How to enable or disable cookies

When you are browsing your internet, the web server placed some text files on your computer as cookies. The main purpose of cookies to save your preferences that you specify for future reference. You can enable or disable your computer web browser cookies, but it is important for you if you disable your browser cookies, may be some website will not work properly.

If you are using Internet Explorer 6.x and later then follow the given steps to enable or disable cookies.

• Open Internet Explorer, click on the Tools then Internet Options.

• Click on Privacy tab from the left top of dialog box and click on Advanced button.

• To enable the cookies, select the Accept option and for disable check the option Override automatic cookies handling then click on block.

• Now restart the browser to execute changes.

Useful Internet Explorer shortcuts keys

Useful Internet Explorer shortcuts keys

CTRL+A Selects the all items on active page

CTRL+B Display the "Organize Favorites" dialog box

CTRL+D Add the active page to your favorites list

CTRL+F Display "Find" dialog box to search text on active page

CTRL+I Display the Favorites pane

CTRL+H Display the History pane

CTRL+N Use to open new Internet Explorer page

CTRL+W Closes the active explorer window

CTRL+Tab Go to address bar of current explorer page

ALT+Home Use to open the home page of internet explorer

ALT+Left Arrow Go to previous page of active page

ALT+Right Arrow Go to next page of active page

ALT+A Go to Internet Explorer Favorites Menu

CTRL+P Use to print the active web page

ALT+D Go to address bar of current explorer page

ALT+E Go to Internet Explorer Edit Menu

ALT+F Go to Internet Explorer File Menu

ALT+T Go to Internet Explorer Tools Menu

ALT+V Go to Internet Explorer View Menu

Tab Move forward between all items on active web page

F5 Refresh the active web page

F11 Press F11 key to view any webpage in full-screen view and then again press for normal view.

Press Ctrl+Enter Windows will automatically add both "www" and ".com". For example, if we type

Mozilla Firefox Shortcuts Keys

Useful Mozilla Firefox shortcuts keys

Shortcut keys Action

CTRL+A Selects the all items on active page

CTRL+B Display the "Organize Bookmarks" dialog box

CTRL+D Include the active page to your Bookmarks list

CTRL+F Display the "Find" dialog box to search text

CTRL+I Display the Bookmarks pane

CTRL+H Display the History sidebar of Mozilla Firefox

CTRL+N Use to open new Mozilla Firefox page

CTRL+P Use to print the active web page

CTRL+R Use to reload the active web page

CTRL+T Display a new Tab in active Firefox window

CTRL+U View the source code of active web page

CTRL+W Closes the active Mozilla Firefox window

CTRL++ Use to increase the font size of active page

CTRL+ - Use to decrease the font size of active page

CTRL+Tab Move to next Tab in Mozilla Firefox

ALT+Home Use to open the home page of internet explorer

ALT+Left Arrow Go to previous page of active page

ALT+Right Arrow Go to next page of active page

ALT+B Go to Mozilla Firefox Favorites Menu

ALT+D Go to address bar of current Firefox page

ALT+E Go to Mozilla Firefox Edit Menu

ALT+F Go to Mozilla Firefox File Menu

ALT+S Go to Mozilla Firefox History Menu

ALT+T Go to Mozilla Firefox Tools Menu

ALT+V Go to Mozilla Firefox View Menu

Tab Move forward between all items on active web page

F5 Refresh the active web page

F7 F7 activate the cursor to move with keyboard

CTRL+SHIFT+DEL Use to clear all Private Data history

CTRL+SHIFT+D Use to Bookmarks all Firefox Tabs

F11 Press F11 key to view any webpage in full-screen view and then again press for normal view.

Press Ctrl+Enter Windows will automatically add both "www" and ".com". For example, if we type

computerfreetips

in an address bar and then press Ctrl-Enter, Windows will take us to the www.neakpourn.com

Press Shift+Enter

Windows will automatically add both "www" and ".net" Press Ctrl+Shift+Enter Windows will automatically add both "www" and ".org"