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How to Access the Internet Through Your Television

2008-09-04T15:09:00.000-07:00

Step1
Make sure you have a fully functioning television set and phone line.

Step2
Take a look at the brand of the TV you own.

Step3
Connect to the Internet and browse the following sites for the WebTV services offered for your television set. For Mitsubishi TV's, link to http://www.mitsubishi-tv.com/webtv.htm. For Sony TV's, link to http://www.sel.sony.com/SEL/consumer/ss5/home/webtvtminternetterminal/webtvtminternetaccessories/index.shtml. For Phillips TV's, link to http://www.buyphilips.com/webtvpromo.asp. For RCA TV's, link to http://www.rca.com/.

Step4
Look through the order information, including pricing and different WebTV systems.

Step5
Check out WebTV.com for details on system specifications and different satellite models.

Step6
Order the WebTV connection best for you and your system.

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How to Access Your Bookmarks From Anywhere With del.icio.us

2008-08-27T15:48:00.000-07:00

del.icio.us is a free service that allows you to export your favorites list to the internet for fast and easy access. You can add notes, tags, network badges, linkrolls and tagrolls to your favorites. You can also view other del.icio.us users and share information.

Step1
Go to: del.icio.us.com

Step2
Create an account.

Step3
From the main page, click on "Settings".

Step4
Under "Bookmarks", locate and click on "Import/Export".

Step5
Choose "Import and Export" from the "File" menu, then "Next".

Step6
Select "Export Favorites", then "Next".

Step7
You must then locate the folder you wish to export from. Once you have selected the folder, click "Next".

Step8
Choose "Export to a File or Address". Your best choice would be to save the file to your desktop. Once finished, click "Next".

Step9
When it says "Successfully exported favorites", click on "OK" then "Finish".

Step10
You'll then be able to import the file to del.icio.us and access your "Favorites" from anywhere once the upload completes.

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How to Add Keywords to a Web Page With Dreamweaver

2008-08-22T00:32:00.000-07:00

Many search engines use keywords (meta tags) to index sites. Keywords are an extremely important tool to ensure that your pages appear when someone uses Google, Yahoo! or another search engine. This tutorial refers to Dreamweaver 3.0.

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Step1
Start the Dreamweaver program and open the page that will contain the keywords.

Step2
Open the Insert menu and select Head. Choose Keywords.

Step3
Type the relevant keywords, separated by commas.

Step4
Click OK. The keywords are placed in the meta tag of the HTML file.

Step5
Save the page.

Step6
Upload the page to the your Web server and register it with search engines. (See "How to Register a Web Site With Search Engines" in the Related eHows.) Use the same keywords in the registration process that you used in your page.

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How to Add Keywords to a Web Page Using Netscape Composer

2008-08-16T17:35:00.000-07:00

Keywords increase your chances of being indexed by a search engine, such as Google or Yahoo, which means more visitors to your site. Add keywords to your Web page by using Netscape Composer, a free, easy-to-use Web design program included in the Netscape Communicator package.

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Step1
Start Composer and choose Open from the File menu. Locate the page and double-click to open it.

Step2
Choose Format from the File menu and click on Page Colors and Properties.

Step3
Click on the General tab. Type the keywords you want to use, using a comma to separate words, in the Keywords section of the Other Attributes box.

Step4
Save the file. Keywords are not viewable in browsers but will help search engines determine the classification for the Web page.

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How to Add JavaScripts to a Web Page With FrontPage

2008-08-13T17:19:00.000-07:00

JavaScripts are pieces of code designed to perform a specific action. For example, you can use a JavaScript code to make a box appear and ask a user for information, then insert that information into the page he or she views. This tutorial uses FrontPage 2000.

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Step1
Open the JavaScript file using a word processing program, such as Notepad or EditPad.

Step2
Select the entire document by choosing Select All from the Edit menu or pressing Control+A. Select Copy from the Edit menu to copy the code.

Step3
Start FrontPage and open the desired web. Open the page the JavaScript will be added to.

Step4
Click on the HTML tab for the page, and position the cursor on the next line after the BODY tag.

Step5
Select Paste from the Edit menu to paste the code.

Step6
Choose Save from the File menu.

Step7
Test the JavaScript by choosing Preview in Browser from the File menu.

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How to Add JavaScripts to a Web Page With Dreamweaver

2008-08-12T01:02:00.000-07:00

With Dreamweaver 3, you can specify "behaviors" (something you want to have happen, such as a sound playing), and events (the "trigger" that launches the action, such as moving the mouse over an object) without writing JavaScript code. But you can also import pre-written JavaScript code and add it to your page in the same way that you add the included behaviors.

Step1
If you have a JavaScript you want to use, open the file where the JavaScript is located. If you're downloading a Dreamweaver extension file, use a file decompression program, such as WinZip or ZipIt, to extract the file.

Step2
Locate and open the folder where the Dreamweaver program is installed (such as Programs). Find and open the Configuration folder, then the Actions folder.

Step3
Paste or extract the JavaScript file into the Actions folder.

Step4
Restart the Dreamweaver program and proceed to the next section.

Using a Dreamweaver Behavior or Imported JavaScript

Step1
Start the Dreamweaver program and open the page that the JavaScript or behavior will be added to.

Step2
Open the Window menu and choose Behaviors, or press the F8 button. This opens the Behavior Inspector.

Step3
Select the text or object that the behavior or JavaScript will be attached to. In the Behavior Inspector, choose the browser you are designing the page for. (Some behaviors can only be used with certain browsers.)

Step4
Click on the Plus sign and choose the imported JavaScript or a Dreamweaver behavior (see Tips for more information about the behaviors). Dimmed behaviors cannot be used on your page; to get more behavior options, choose a more recent browser, such as Internet Explorer 5.

Step5
Select the parameters for the behavior (any values the behavior needs to run) and click OK.

Step6
Choose the event that triggers the behavior by clicking on the arrow button next to the behavior and selecting the desired event.

Step7
Save the page, then test it by selecting Preview in Browser from the File menu and performing the event (such as double-clicking).

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How to Add Java Applets to a Web Page With FrontPage

2008-08-09T18:57:00.000-07:00

Adding Java applets is simple using FrontPage, Microsoft's WYSIWYG Web design program. This tutorial, which uses FrontPage 2000, assumes a basic knowledge of Java and an existing Java applet.

Step1
Start FrontPage and open an existing web.

Step2
Click on the Insert menu and choose Advanced, then Java Applet.

Step3
Type the name of the Java source applet. This name typically ends with a Class extension.

Step4
In the applet base URL, type the location of the folder containing the Java applet's source file.

Step5
Type a message for non-Java-supported browsers in the "Messages for browsers without Java Support" box.

Step6
Add an alternate message for browsers that don't support Java by typing HTML in the "Message for browsers without Java Support" window. Type a short message, such as "Your browser is not Java-compatible."

Step7
Add the applet's parameters in the Applet Parameters box. The parameters are part of the applet and are usually listed in the documentation.

Step8
Change the layout and size of the applet as desired. Click OK when finished.

Step9
Make any formatting changes to the applet on the page, such as centering it.

Step10
Save the page when finished.

Step11
Preview the page in a Web browser by choosing Preview in Browser from the File menu. From the dialog box, choose which browser to use and the desired settings.

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How to Add Images to a Web Site With Dreamweaver

2008-08-06T08:10:00.000-07:00

Use images to illustrate your Web site, expose viewers to your business logo or just for fun! Dreamweaver allows you to save images on your site as you insert them in the page, making them easy to access and always properly linked. This eHow references Dreamweaver 3.0.

Step1
Start the Dreamweaver program.

Step2
Open the Site Management window by choosing Site from the menu bar, then Open Site. If your site isn't listed in the Open Sites window, choose Define Sites and locate the Web site on your hard drive.

Step3
Open the page to be edited and place the cursor at the insertion point.

Step4
Select Insert, then Image from the menu bar and choose the image to be inserted. Click OK at the relative path prompt, if it appears.

Step5
If the image is not already part of the site or comes from another file on your hard drive, a dialog box may appear, asking you if you want to copy the file to the site. Click Yes.

Step6
In the Save Image As box, select the Images folder. If you do not have an Images folder, create one to hold all of your images.

Step7
Click on the Save button. A copy of the image is now saved to the site directory.

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How to Add Dynamic HTML Effects in FrontPage

2008-08-03T07:53:00.000-07:00

"Dynamic HTML" is a buzzword for special effects that allow words, pictures and letters to perform amazing tricks, such as changing color when passed over by the mouse. FrontPage 2000 does all the work for you - no HTML required.

Step1
Start the FrontPage program and open the appropriate web.

Step2
Open the page the dynamic HTML effects will appear on.

Step3
Select the image or text the effect will be applied to.

Step4
Open the Format menu and choose Dynamic HTML Effects.

Step5
Choose the event (what triggers the effect), the application (what will happen) and the effect (what it will look like).

Step6
Click on the X in the upper-right corner to close the DHTML dialog.

Step7
Click on the Preview button and perform the event. If it does not work, return, reselect the image (or text) and choose Dynamic HTML Effects from the Insert menu. Make sure the settings are correct.

Step8
Save the page when finished.

Step9
Preview the page by clicking Preview in Browser from the File menu and choosing the appropriate browser and desired settings.

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How to Access Free Kids' Games Online

2008-07-31T20:14:00.001-07:00

Everything from video games to puzzles to brain teasers is available on the Internet for your children's enjoyment. And better yet, it's just a few mouse clicks away.

Step1
Decide what sort of games you and your children are looking for.

Step2
Use a search engine to find websites offering games for kids.

Step3
Follow the directions provided to access the particular games of your choice.

Step4
Play simple games and puzzles directly on the sites. Bookmark the ones you like.

Step5
Download more complicated video games onto your hard drive.

Step6
Download, if necessary, applications that are needed to run the games. Any such requirements and instructions for their use will be explicitly stated on the site.

Step7
Play games and have fun!

How to Format Symbols on a Web Page

2008-07-30T22:18:00.000-07:00

Use symbols to represent marks or words that do not appear on a keyboard, or to add mathematical entries to your web page. Adding symbols (also known as character entities) requires a basic knowledge of HTML.

Step1
Open the page in a text editing program, such as EditPad or Notepad. Place the cursor where the symbol will appear.

Step2
Type the code for the symbol exactly as it appears on the listing.

Step3
Save the page and open it in a browser to view it. If the code is correctly entered, you will see the symbol; otherwise, you will see the text of what you typed.