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Webmaster Forum / Browsers / Internet Explorer / August 2007Custom buttons
Is it possible to put custom buttons for a particular website on the toolbar? If I want to go to a particular site I'd like to be able to do it with one click rather than fossick through Favourites. Rob Graham > Is it possible to put custom buttons for a particular website on the > toolbar? If I want to go to a particular site I'd like to be able to do it > with one click rather than fossick through Favourites. > > Rob Graham create, a new tab with IE7 a backdrop shortcut use the address drop down >> Is it possible to put custom buttons for a particular website on the >> toolbar? If I want to go to a particular site I'd like to be able to do [quoted text clipped - 7 lines] > a backdrop shortcut > use the address drop down Thanks for this but unfortunately I'm not familiar with what you're suggesting I do. You say create a new tab with IE7. I didn't know IE7 had tabs, let alone how to create one. What's a backdrop and how do I make a shortcut? Ta Rob >>> Is it possible to put custom buttons for a particular website on the >>> toolbar? If I want to go to a particular site I'd like to be able to do [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Rob Open IE7 look at the top right bar you will see Tools, click on the small arrow to its right. Go to bottom select Internet Options, it should auto open under the general tab. In the top box type in your web link.........ie http://google.com/. Click apply or close and them close/reopen IE7. You should now have a new tab at the top titled G Google. The backdrop method is easy, using IE find the web page you want, with that page open, right mouse click on it and select Create Shortcut. This will produce an Icon on your backdrop which shortcuts you to that site. You may have to rename it to reduce the title below. both very easy methods. > Open IE7 look at the top right bar you will see Tools, click on the small > arrow to its right. [quoted text clipped - 9 lines] > > both very easy methods. Thanks for this. I now realise that some of the terms you've used are not familiar to me, e.g. backdrop for desktop. Re method 1, it seems to me that what this does is simply to change the default homepage. What you are calling a tab is, in fact, the open window. Rob >> Open IE7 look at the top right bar you will see Tools, click on the small >> arrow to its right. [quoted text clipped - 17 lines] > > Rob yes, desktop, sorry you can add more than 1 link in the box.........put your curser at the end of the existing link and press Return/Enter........then type a new link. I think you can add up to 8 links. |
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