How Do You Set Up Tabs On Windows XP Internet Explorer?
Set up tabs to quickly open your most frequently accessed websites in the fewest number of clicks. This feature is not exclusive to any specific version of software, so if you use Windows XP and Internet Explorer together, you can also use it. When you do, you skip unnecessary repetitive web address typing, avoid making typos while keying, and are spared time delays in webpage loading. The tabs you set will be right there, held in place, just waiting patiently for you click on them whenever you need them. Open Internet Explorer and click “Tools.” Select “Internet Options.” Go to the “General” tab. Enter those website addresses in the “Home Page” text box that you would like to open when you start IE. (Note: Enter each website address on a separate line and press “Enter” after each entry.) Click “Apply” and then click “OK.” Next, press the “Home” icon located on the IE toolbar to reset your tabs to reflect the new settings.
