Here are tips for using the HP TouchSmart Browser:
Selecting: Drag one finger over an area to select it.
Scrolling: Placing two fingers on the screen at the same time (usually two fingers on one hand), will allow you to scroll up and down on a page. To scroll up, press two fingers on the bottom of the Web site window and drag them up (this is opposite from Windows scroll bar behavior).
Following links or opening items: Just tap a link that you want to follow, or tap an item you want to open or download. However, watch for the
Going to new sites: To enter URLs into the address bar, highlight the current one with your finger. Tap the TIPS panel icon, and tap into the onscreen keyboard the entire URL, starting with http:// or the equivalent. Use the physical keyboard if you prefer.
Favorites: To view your Web site link Favorites, just tap the Favorites icon. To add a new favorite Web site link, enter a new Internet address at the top of the window, go to that Web site, and then tap the Add to Favorites icon. This Web site address is automatically added to your Favorites list. To check if the Web site link has been added, tap the Favorites icon.
NOTE: To organize your Favorites into folders or delete your Favorites, you must go to the Internet Explorer Favorites window. Open Internet Explorer and then tap the Windows Favorites icon to view your Favorites. To add a new folder,
Here is the Internet Explorer tile in TouchSmart.
There is not a History
Searching: The HP TouchSmart browser does not have embedded search functionality. For searching, you may want to keep your favorite Internet search site as a link in one of your tiles. See “Adding a Web site link to HP TouchSmart” on page 34 for instructions.
HP TouchSmart, add each one as a new tile.
Some content, such as dialog boxes for downloads, will not cause the
The HP TouchSmart Browser only supports standard HTML pages. It does not support other display formats, such as RSS Feeds. To view RSS Feeds, use the HP TouchSmart RSS Reader.
If you are doing heavy Web surfing, and using sites with a lot of