See the section Changing Text in a Textbox (Web hosting servers)
See the section Changing Text in a Textbox in Chapter 2 for standard text- editing techniques. Once you ve entered a valid URL and pressed Enter or clicked the Go button, the icon near the upper-right corner will spin to let you know the page is com- ing. The status bar at the bottom of the screen will present messages to informyou of the browser s progress. When the Done message appears in the left sideof the status bar at the bottom of the browser, the page is fully loaded. If you don t see the Address bar or status bar in Internet Explorer, chooseView.Toolbars; then choose the name of any unchecked toolbar youwant to see. Weird Ways to the WebThere are a couple of other ways to get to a Web site besides using InternetExplorer s menu bar. As you may recall from Part I of this book, WindowsExplorer is the program that lets you explore the contents of your own, localcomputer. Internet Explorer is the program you use to explore resources onthe Internet, outside your computer. If you happen to be in Windows Explorer, and its Address bar is visible, youcan type a URL right into the Address bar and press Enter. Windows Explorerwill magically turn into Internet Explorer. Clicking the Back button in the tool- bar will take you back to Windows Explorer. (If you don t see an Address bar Explorer, choose View.Toolbars.Address bar from its menu bar.) You can also place an Address bar in your taskbar and just type any URL there. First, right-click an empty area of the taskbar or the current time and chooseView.Toolbars.Address. An Address bar appears on the Windows taskbar. If you can see only its label, you ll need to unlock the taskbar and widen thebar, as in Figure 10-2. Or you can drag it up to the desktop and make it a free- floating toolbar. See the section Personalizing Your Taskbar in Chapter 24 fordetails. Figure 10-2:An Address bar in the Windows taskbarOnce the Address bar is in place, you can type any URL and press Enter orclick the Go button to go to a Web site. Your Web browser will open to displaythe Web page. To copy the URL that s currently in your Address bar to an e-mail message, or any other document, click the URL so the whole URL is selected; thenpress Ctrl+C. Click where you want to paste the URL; then press Ctrl+V click the spot and choose Paste.
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