December 2002
Beginner to intermediate
808 pages
23h 40m
English
To see web pages, you need special software that can display them. It’s just like anything else on your Mac—if you want to crunch a bunch of numbers, you need spreadsheet software; if you want to write a letter, you need a word processor; if you want to view web pages, you need a browser. A browser is simply the software that displays web pages.

Along with your Mac operating system software you got a browser, called Microsoft Internet Explorer. It’s not the only browser in the world, though, and some people to use another.
Internet Explorer has an icon in the Dock, as shown to the left, and its application is in the “Applications” ...
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