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Email: This is activity is one that nearly everyone who is "online" shares. You can get started on this topic at the email page. There's many other good sources of help and knowledge on line. "Inside OE Home" is a definitive site that covers all aspects of Outlook Express. About.com has a good primer on email. Spam and email security are covered at this site, with links to lots of resources.

Browsers retrieve text, image, sound and other files from Web servers, then combine and present them to the user. Using your browser is covered at the browsing page.

Connect to the Internet

Find and choose the right ISP for you.

Get more than twice the speed from your dialup connection.

Privacy and security online

Cookies: Got milk? Don't forget, not all cookies are bad. In particular, some sites use them to remember you so you don't have to enter your password each time you go there. If you do delete a cookie like that -- no problem -- unless you have forgotten your password. When you give them your password again the cookie will be regenerated. Find more information at: [Junckbusters] [PurgeIE ] [CIAC.org] [more] And don't forget IE Help if you have IE 6.0. Open Help and use keyword cookies. If you don't have 6.0, but are brave you can remove cookies by following the instructions on the cookies page.

Security: There are big black spiders out there on the wild and woolly World Wide Web. Do they bite? [more] [email security] Worried about identity theft? [one solution]

Privacy: There's a whole lotta snoopin going on.

Internet resources

Browsing: A few tips and tricks to make browsing work better. [browsers]

Search: An overview of search, plus a metasearch engine, links to more search engines and links to search help. If you're looking for people, email addresses, etc., try "Find".

Download: Warning -- downloading can become addictive.

Some of my favorite software for the Internet.

Tutorials and more Internet resources.

"Internet security is an oxymoron." -- Curmudgeon

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