HP a307x, a300n manual Searching the internet, Restricting internet content

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Once you are connected to the Internet, your browser displays the home Web page. You can go to a different Web site by entering its address (such as http://www.hp.com) in the address box in the Web browser and pressing Enter on your keyboard. Or, you can use the browser Search tool to search for references to a specific word or phrase on the Web.

searching the internet

Most browser programs include a search feature. You may need to click a button or select from a menu to display the search feature, depending on the type of browser program. Type a question or a word that describes the information you want to find into the Search box, and then press Enter.

The Windows search feature includes direct use of the Internet Explorer Search. (If your ISP provides the browser, you may not be able to use Internet Explorer to search the Internet.)

To begin a search:

1Click Start on the taskbar.

2Click Search.

3Click Search the Internet. (You may have to scroll down in the list to see this option.)

4Type a word or question into the Search box.

5Click Search.

The PC connects to the Internet (if needed), performs the search, and displays the results. Click a link in the results list to display the Web page.

There are also Web sites specifically created for searching the Internet. These are called search engines.

restricting internet content

The Internet provides you with a wide variety of information, but some information may not be suitable for every viewer. With Content Advisor (a feature of Windows XP), you can:

Control Internet access.

Set up a password.

Set up a list of Web sites that people who use your PC cannot view.

Adjust the type of content people can view with or without your permission.

Once you set up restricted rating levels in Content Advisor, users can view Web sites and other pages that you have specified under the rating setup. However, to view unrated Web sites or pages, they must enter the Content Advisor password that you have set. This means that any unrated page, even Help and Support or Internet Explorer, is not viewable if the user doesn't know the password. To allow access to an unrated site or page you approve of, open it

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Contents User’s guide USA Table of contents Using the internet Troubleshooting Using application recovery and system recovery Index 145 Viii user’s guide Finding answers to commonly asked questions Safety information Setting up your pc Putting your pc togetherSafety and comfort Computer safety warning Pc backConnector Symbol Description SerialPc front Connecting the modem Other ways to connectSetting up the ethernet connection Upgrading your 56k modemTurning on your pc for the first time Registering your pc Turning off the pcStandby mode Hibernation modeAutomatic standby or hibernation Click Turn Off ComputerMaking recovery cds/dvds Installing software and hardware devicesHp products work better together Learning the basics Beginning to use your softwareUsing the desktop Using the start menuIcon Opens Use it to Using hp organize software Learning to use your pcUsing the all programs menu Organizing your all programs listUsing the mouse Using pc help & toolsScrolling AutoscrollingPanning Changing mouse pointer speed Using the keyboardSwitching mouse button functions About your keyboardInternet keyboard Standard keyboard Wireless keyboard set Standard keyboard featuresAlphanumeric keys Function keys Edit keysArrow keys Special keyboard buttons Keyboard indicatorsNumeric keys Icon Name DescriptionPhoto Key Icon Feature DescriptionUser MusicMedia control keys CD/DVD/MP3Adjusting the monitor Customizing the buttonsUsing a printer Using the internet About the internetSetting up your internet account Using a browser Restricting internet content Searching the internetIf using outlook express Sending and receiving e-mailIf your isp provides the e-mail program Sending e-mail messages with outlook expressReceiving e-mail messages with outlook express Getting help Help and support centerInstant support Using updates from hp Getting messagesTurning off messages Re-enabling messages Resolving problemsWarranty & support guide Upgrading and servicing the pcOnline guides Web sites about your pcMicrosoft windows xp operating system Using speakers Working with sound, pictures, and videoAdjusting speaker volume Connecting a multi-channel speaker system to your pcConfiguring the multi-channel sound manager Configuring multi-channel audio output for the dvd playerConnect speaker plugs for To PC Connector Icon Speaker Mode Using a microphone Adjusting microphone volume Using the microphone with multi-channel audioUsing hp image zone Working with digital imagesTab or button Description Projects in HelpSpecial note about the safely remove hardware utility Using the 7-in-1 memory card readerAbout the 7-in-1 memory card reader Card Slot ReaderSlot memory card reader Card Insert Into 4-slot readerCard Insert Into 2-slot reader Using your cd, dvd, and diskette drivesYour drive options Drive What it doesHandling cds/dvds Inserting and removing cds and dvdsUsing the combo drive Using the diskette floppy drive Playing cds and dvdsPlaying music cds with musicmatch jukebox Playing cds and dvds with windows media player Playing dvd movies with the intervideo windvd player Dvd termsUsing country/region codes Click InterVideo WinDVD PlayerCreating burning cds with recordnow Getting started with recordnowCreating a music cd Creating a data cdCreating burning data cds using windows xp program Creating burning music cds with windows media playerCreating burning dvds using the dvd writer drive Using a tv as a monitorCables you may need Connecting to a tv set Viewing the pc image on your tv screen Using your multi-storage bay Disconnecting the tvDisabling the tv option Storing cds, dvds, or memory Docking a peripheral devicePlacing a peripheral device on the multi-storage bay top Using the optional camera station pc top Writer Hp dvd Bay expansion User’s guide Protecting your pc from power surges Using virus protection programsTaking care of your pc Increasing available hard disk drive space Unavailable hard disk drive spaceUninstalling programs Emptying the recycle binViewing the amount of used and free disk space Cleaning up your hard disk drive Removing desktop iconsTroubleshooting Click Sounds, Speech, and Audio Devices, if it is Symptom Problem SolutionAudio DevicesClick Performance and Maintenance, if it is Cd-rom, cd-rw, dvd-rom, or dvd writer driveManager button Diskette floppy drive select models only Display monitor Hardware installation Hard disk driveEnd Task Click Start and choose Control Panel Hardware tabInternet access Keyboard and mouse Memory Multi-storage bayClick Turn Off Computer Power Miscellaneous Using application recovery and system recovery Using application recovery and system recoveryUser’s guide Using application recovery and system recovery Creating recovery cds/dvds Using recovery cd-dvd creator To run the recovery cd-dvd creator programUsing the recovery tools cd System restoreRecovery program Application recovery To start system restoreSystem recovery Starting system recovery if the pc is respondingStarting system recovery if the pc is not responding System recovery using recovery discsStarting system recovery using recovery discs To run system recovery program using recovery discs Upgrading and servicing the pc User’s guide Upgrading and servicing the pc 1 Before opening the pc Opening and closing the pcPreparing the pc After closing the pcRemoving the side panel Replacing the side panelLocating components inside the pc Removing the front panel Replacing the front panel Removing and replacing drives Installing an optical drive Removing an optical driveCS SL MA Upgrading and servicing the pc 1 User’s guide Removing the preinstalled hard drive Slave Replacing the preinstalled hard drive Installing a second hard drive Slave User’s guide Removing a second hard drive About installing ddr dimms Adding memoryRemoving a memory module Installing a memory module Add-in cardsInstalling an add-in card Removing an add-in cardReplacing the battery Chassis features of the pc BB B ChassisOpening the computer Before you beginAlways replace the cover before turning on the system Removing the side panel Removing the fan duct Removing the drive cage User’s guide Dimms Ddr dimms DimmDimm DDR Dimm Installing add-in cards Upgrading and servicing the pc 2 What is plug and play? If the new card or device isn’t workingAdding and removing drives Replacing the diskette drive Upgrading and servicing the pc 2 Replacing the optical drive Upgrading and servicing the pc 2 Chassis I and Chassis Chassis I and Chassis II only User’s guide Replacing the battery Closing the computer Replacing the drive cage User’s guide Replacing the fan duct Replacing the side panel Index CD/DVDDVD Reinstalling, 93 operating system help Pointer speed, adjusting, 21 power management settings Speakers, 41 multi-channel User’s guide
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a307x, a300n specifications

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