Click in the Address bar. Type the address of the site you want to visit, and then press Enter. |
Internet Explorer displays the page for that address. |
INTRODUCTIONTyping a site's address is the fastest way to get to that site. An address, or URL (uniform resource locator), consists of the protocol (usually http://) www, and the domain name (something like nba.com). The domain name might also include a path (a list of folders) to the document. The extension (usually .com, .net, .gov, .edu, or .mil) indicates the type of site (commercial, network resources, government, educational, or military, respectively). |
TIPAddress Bar If the Address Bar is not displayed, click View, Toolbars, Address Bar. Use AutoComplete If you have typed a specific address before, you can type only its first few letters; Internet Explorer will display the rest. |