Internet Explorer: go to the wildlandfire.com page you wish to have as your starting point when you first open Internet Explorer. From the main menu at the top select Tools, then Internet Options, make sure the General Tab is selected. At the top in the Home Page setting, you will see a text box with three buttons beneath. Click the Use Current button, then the OK button at the bottom. That's it. Netscape: similar to IE, go to the page you want to have as your home page.

Microsoft Internet Explorer users: From the "Tools" menu, select "Internet Options" and select the "General" tab. In the "Home Page" section, type http://www.cheatcodes.com/ and click "OK." Firefox users: From the "Tools" menu, select "Options" and choose the "Main" category. In the "Home Page" textbox, type http://www.cheatcodes.com/ and click "OK."

In the Homepage area, click the 'Use Current' button. This automatically makes CNN your homepage. To restore your original homepage, click Use Default. On the left side of the window for Preferences, there are several categories to choose from. Select Navigator.

Both Netscape, Firefox, Opera and Internet Explorer will automatically fetch their own home pages when you open the browser, and when you hit the "Home" button. You may, however, customize your browser to go to your favorite search page instead. This is how you do it: Internet Explorer 4.5 : Choose "Edit" i the file menu, then "Preferences". Click on "Web Browser Home/Search". In the field labeled "Home Page" write http://www.pandia.com/ for our home page.

The home page displays the stories with the most Hype. Once an article or video makes it to the Most Hyped list by getting linked to or submitted as a story on Ballhype, we track how much Hype it has by counting votes, links, and comments. As a story gets older, we discount its Hype score.

To make www.pilotsunited.com your home page click here. To make www.pilotsunited.com/lite your home page click here. If there were blanks or it didn't work when you clicked, you're not using Internet Explorer and will have to do it the old fashioned way. Look at the Location (Address) bar. To the left of the url, there is a bookmark Icon. Drag the bookmark over to your home page icon, and it will do the trick.

Get all the Variety news ... even faster. If you are dedicated to show business, you want Variety.com as the first page you see every time you start your web browser. It's easy, and takes less than a minute. It may be helpful to print these instructions before you start. Select "Tools" then "Internet Options" from the toolbar at the top of the window. Where you see "You can change which page to use for your home page." paste or type the following: http://www.

on any page you can click on the "make myseniorsite.

Once you are registered a generic home page will be created for you automatically. This will be located at http://studentweb.tulane.edu/~your_username. You can connect to Studentweb and replace the default page with your own work. Instructions for all of this can be found at Studentweb Support.

Right now! Just look for the "Make My iWon Your Home Page!" link at the bottom of your My iWon page, click it, and that's it - you're done!

In Internet Explorer: From the browser’s Tools menu select Internet Options. Under the General tab, find the Address box under Home page. Type in http://www.whaleofadive.com/, then click OK. (If you are currently on our home page, just click the Use Current button.) In Netscape/Mozilla: From the browser’s Tools menu select Options. Select General from the category list. In the Location box under Home Page, type in this site’s URL, http://www.whaleofadive.com/, then click OK.

This will set Atlantic as your home page. That's the page your browser (IE or Firefox) starts with...

Girl lovers usually first find GirlChat through pointers from friendly pages, so the short answer is yes. However, for your own protection, you probably should never mix your implicit admissions about girl love with anything which reveals other aspects of your life. So, if you want to point to GirlChat, you should do it from a page which cannot be readily traced back to your real life identity.

Each of those folks were instrumental in getting Untangle Autism! off of the ground. We literally couldn't have done this without them. Outsourcers generously underwrites our URL, TRACI donates our server space and answers tons of web-newbie questions for us, and Tangle Toys gives generously to us and our kids. All three have been with us since the very beginning and have never said, "No." "What now??" from time to time... but never, "No!.

Check http://www.umich.edu/how-to-homepage.html. For more info on www, check the umich.www newsgroup, and the FAQ for that newsgroup in:

Yes. Create an index.html page and place the following code in it, nothing else (replace your_domain.com):

If your browser is Microsoft Internet Explorer 5+, go to the TimesRecordNews.com home page and select "Tools" and "Internet Options" from the toolbar at the top of the screen. Click on the tab labeled "General" and go to the "Home Page" section. You can either enter the TimesRecordNews.com URL (http://www.TimesRecordNews.com/) in the dialog box, or select the "Use Current" button. Click "OK.

By default, home pages are accessible only to viewers running on machines in the cs domain. If you would like to make your home page accessible to others, you'll need to add a special file to your personal web area to define access permissions. This file should be named .htaccess. To make your personal web available to all viewers, put the following in this file: order deny,allow deny from none allow from all For more detailed information, see the main faq.