HOW TO BOOKMARK ANY PAGE!
FOR WINDOWS USERS:
1. Shortcut (Explorer and Netscape): Press the "Control" or "Ctrl" key and the "D" key at the same time from the page you wish to index.
2. Explorer Browsers: From the page you wish to index, click on the "Favorites" section at the top of your browser. Select "Add to Favorites", click "OK".
3. Netscape Browsers: From the page you wish to index, click on the "Bookmark" section at the top of your browser. Under this Bookmark button, select "Add Bookmark".
FOR AOL USERS:
From the page you wish to index, click on the heart icon at the top right of your screen, then click on "yes".
FOR MAC USERS:
Shortcut (Netscape and Explorer): Press the Apple key and the "D" key at the same time from the page you wish to index.
HOW TO CHANGE YOUR SCREEN SIZE!
Microsoft Windows:
1. In a blank space on your desktop, click with the RIGHT mouse button and select Properties from the menu that appears. Click on the Settings tab and use the slider labeled "Screen Area" to adjust the size of your desktop. Choose your screen size (1024 x 768 for this site for best viewing). Click Apply or OK as applicable. Or;
2. Click "Start", bottom left of your screen. Click on Settings and then Control Panel. From all the choices hit "Display" and a screen should pop up with "Display Properties". One of the tabs is "settings". Click that and bottom right is a slider which permits you to change your screen size. Again choose your screen size (1024 x 768 for this site for best viewing). Click Apply or OK as applicable.
Macintosh:
There are several ways to adjust this on the Macintosh. One is to select Control Panels from the Apple Menu, then select Monitor (or perhaps Monitors and Sound?). From the control panel, choose your screen size. I have "cribbed" this from other sites because I do not use a Mac. Hope it works!
Re Screen sizes. I saw this in my travels:
Roughly half of all users choose the 800 x 600 pixel screen size. Approximately 40% set their screen size to 1024 x 768 and 10% use a 640 x 480 size. The trend is towards the bigger size, I understand, as monitors drop in price and improve in quality.