Like a picture you find on the Internet? In Internet Explorer, right-click on it and choose “Set as Background.” Make sure you have permission.  Now, you can view it every day!

To automatically delete your Temporary Internet files when you close Internet Explorer, pull down the Tools menu. Under the General tab, look for the “Browsing History” section.  Check the box labeled “Delete browsing history on exit.”

Has a web page changed in the last few minutes? Find out by hitting F5. This is the keyboard equivalent of clicking the “Refresh” button on the toolbar..

When reading a web page, hit the END key to go to the bottom of the document, HOME key to go to the beginning, and hit the SPACEBAR to advance one screen at a time. Sure beats using the scrollbar!

Get to your homepage quickly. Hit Alt-Home.

Find a picture on the Net you like? Make it your Wallpaper by right-clicking on it and choose “Set as background.” Make sure you have permission from the image creator, first, though!

In Outlook, open a person’s contact record, pull down the Actions menu, and choose “Display Map of Address.” Cool!

Sometimes the print is too small to read on a webs page. Hold down your CTRL key and spin your mouse wheel. You can zoom in and zoom out on any web page. Be careful, though: Sometimes web pages look funny when you do this!

Receive a “strange” Windows error? Just Google it! Type the error message (word-for-word) into the Google Search blank and find out what it REALLY means (and more importantly, how to fix it).

Need to surf to a new address? Hit CTRL-L and type the address instead of clicking the address bar with your mouse.