1. Click the "Start" button
2. Click on "Settings"
3. Click on "Control Panel"
4. Double click on "Internet Options"
5. Click on the "General" tab
6. Change the home page
7. Click "OK" to close the window

1. Click the "Start" button
2. Click on "Control Panel"
3. Double click on "Internet Options"
4. Click on the "General" tab
5. Change the home page
6. Click "OK" to close the window

Your computer will need to be equipped with a network card. Network cards can be purchased from DCT or other local retail stores. The approximate cost of a network card is $20.00. Your network card will need to be installed prior to your service being switched.

1. Open Outlook Express
2. Click on "Tools" menu
3. Click on the "Accounts" option
4. Click on the "Mail" tab
5. Select the e-mail account
6. Click on the "Properties" option
7. Change the name
8. Click OK.

1. Go to www.daktel.com and click on the "Web Mail" option
2. Login and view your e-mail messages, delete the problem e-mail message
3. If the message has an attachment that you want to keep, right click the attachment and click on "Save As", specify a location and click save.
4. You can now go back into your regular e-mail program and download the rest of your messages

1. Open Internet Explorer
2. Click on "View"
3. Click on "Toolbars"
4. To the right is a list of toolbars, click on the toolbar that you are missing.

1. Click the "Start" button
2. Click on "Settings"
3. Click on "Control Panel"
4. Double click on "Internet Options"
5. Click on the "General" tab
6. Under the Temporary Internet Files option click the "Delete" button to delete cookies and Temporary Internet Files
7. Click on "Clear History" button to clear the history
8. Click "OK" to close the window

1. Click the "Start" button
2. Click on "Control Panel"
3. Double click on "Internet Options"
4. Click on the "General" tab
5. Under the Temporary Internet Files option click the "Delete" button to delete cookies and Temporary Internet Files
6. Click on "Clear History" button to clear the history
7. Click "OK" to close the window

1. Open Internet Explorer
2. Click on "Tools"
3. Click on "Internet Options"
4. Click on the "General" tab
5. Under the Temporary Internet Files option click the "Delete" button to delete cookies and Temporary Internet Files
6. Click on "Clear History" button to clear the history
7. Click "OK" to close the window

1. Open Outlook Express
2. Click on "Tools"
3. Click on "Options"
4. Click on "Send and receive messages at startup" to check the option
5. Click "OK"

1. Open Outlook Express
2. Click on "View"
3. Click on "Layout"
4. Check "Folder Bar "
5. Click "OK"

1. Open up a new message
2. Click on "View"
3. Click on "Toolbars"
4. Make sure there is a check mark in front of "Standard buttons" if there is not then click in the box to select this option

Sometimes as you are browsing the Web and hit the "Back" button, you get an error message telling you the previous page has expired.

Did the page actually expire in the twenty seconds since you were just there? It's not likely. The reason the error occurred is probably because the previous page was dependent on some sort of outside information you provided or was generated by some sort of script.

As an example, going "back" to a previous page when making an online transaction may cause you to accidentally order something twice. To prevent this from happening, a merchant's site may disallow you from going back to a prior page by showing the "Expired Error" message. Hitting the "Refresh" button, however, should allow you to re-post the information and reload the page.

1. Click your cursor arrow on the Windows "Start"
2. Click on "Settings"
3. Click on "Control Panel"
4. Next, double click the "Sounds" icon
5. In the "Sounds Properties" window, scroll down the "Events" pane until you find the "New Mail Notification" item and then click the "Browse" button to locate a sound file you would like to use.
6. Clicking on the various sound files will give you a demonstration of the "noise" made by the file. Hit "OK" when you've found the sound you'd like to use.
7. Click "Apply" and then "OK" to exit the "Sounds Properties" window. Next time you have mail, your special e-mail sound will play.

1. Click your cursor arrow on the "Tools" menu located at the top of your browser and then select "Internet Options."
2. An "Internet Options" dialog box will appear. Click on the General Tab to bring it to the front and look for the History section of the window.
3. In the field next to the phrase "Days to keep pages in history," type the number of days you would like to save recently visited websites. They will remain in your browser's "History" until the specified number of days has passed.

1. Click your cursor arrow on the "Edit" menu located at the top of your browser and select "Preferences."
2. A "Preferences" dialog box will appear. Find and select the "Navigator" heading located in the "Category" pane and look for the "History" section.
3. You will see a line that says "Pages in history expire after:" followed by a field with a number. In that field, put the number of days you want Netscape to remember your History. Click "OK" after you've made your choice to continue browsing.