2. Enter a search phrase.
In the Find A Web Page Containing box, type “Internet advertising.” (Type the quotation marks but not the period. Using quotation marks like this says to find resources that contain the phrase, not just one or the other of the important words.) Click Search. To open a document, simply click it. To begin a new search, click New. » Read more: Internet Explorer: Searching the Web Part (2)
If you’ve spent any time at all searching the Internet, you probably know about search services such as AltaVista, Excite, Infoseek, Lycos and Yahoo!. You know that you can go to those sites and enter a search term or phrase to locate documents and other resources that contain references to your search item. » Read more: Internet Explorer: Searching the Web
To print a Web page you have open in Internet Explorer, follow these steps:
1. Click the Print button.
2. Specify the number of copies and page range.
In the Copies box, enter the number of copies you want.
In the Pages section, click the From option button and enter a page range if you want to print only a specific section. » Read more: Internet Explorer: Printing Web Pages
To save a portion of a page and place it in another document, follow these steps:
1. Make your selection, and copy it.
Select what you want, click the Edit menu, and click Copy.
2. Insert your selection in another document. » Read more: Internet Explorer: Saving Web Pages Part (2)
You can save a Web page as a file on your local drive or on your network. To save a Web page that is open in Internet Explorer, follow these steps:
1. Open the Save dialog box.
Click the File menu, and then click Save As.
2. Select a folder and filename. » Read more: Internet Explorer: Saving Web Pages