Make The Telegraph website your homepage

To see The Telegraph website immediately when you sign on to the Internet, make us your browser's homepage. You can also bookmark the site or create a desktop shortcut. Click on the link below that matches your browser software for instructions.

Internet Explorer 5.0

Make The Telegraph website your homepage

Go to the http://www.thetelegraph.org/ homepage
Go to the "Tools" menu and choose "Internet Options"
Click on the "General" tab
Click on the "Use Current" button
Click "Apply"
Click "OK"

Add The Telegraph website to your list of "Favorites"

Go to the http://www.thetelegraph.org/ homepage
Go to the "Favorites" menu (not the "Favorites Folder" on the button bar) and choose "Add to Favorites"
To go to The Telegraph homepage at any time, click on the "Favorites" menu and scroll down to Sea Scouts, B.S.A.
Alternately, you may drag the icon in the "Address" box to the "Favorites Folder" on the "Button Bar"

Put The Telegraph website on your Windows desktop

First, set up your window so that you can see the Windows desktop behind it. The best way to do this is to click the middle box at the upper right-hand corner of your browser window.
Click on the following link and hold your finger down:
http://www.thetelegraph.org
Drag your mouse pointer to the Windows desktop and release. And icon will appear there.
To rename the link, click it with your right mouse button and choose "Rename." Type The Telegraph and press the "Enter" key.

This creates a shortcut icon on your desktop. When you need to access The Telegraph website, double-click on the icon. If you are using a modem to connect to the Internet, you should start the connection first. Then double-click on The Telegraph icon instead of the Internet Explorer icon.

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Internet Explorer 4.0

Make The Telegraph website your homepage

Go to the http://www.thetelegraph.org/ homepage
Go to the "View" menu and choose "Internet Options"
Click on the "General" tab
Click on the "Use Current" button
Click "Apply"
Click "OK"

Add The Telegraph website to your list of "Favorites"

Go to the http://www.thetelegraph.org/ homepage
Go to the "Favorites" menu (not the "Favorites Folder" on the button bar) and choose "Add to Favorites"
To go to our homepage at any time, click on the "Favorites" menu and scroll down to The Telegraph
Alternately, you may drag the icon in the "Address" box to the "Favorites Folder" on the "Button Bar"

Internet Explorer 3.0

Make The Telegraph website your homepage

Go to the http://www.thetelegraph.org/ homepage
Go to the "View" menu and choose "Options"
Click on the "Start and Search Pages" or "Navigation" tab
Make sure the box under "homepage" reads "Address"
Click on the "Use Current" button
Click "Apply"
Click "OK"

Add The Telegraph website to your list of "Favorites"

Go to the http://www.thetelegraph.org/ homepage
Go to the "Favorites" menu and choose "Add to Favorites"
To go to our homepage at any time, click on the "Favorites" menu and scroll down to The Telegraph

Put The Telegraph website on your Windows desktop

First, set up your window so that you can see the Windows desktop behind it. The best way to do this is to click the middle button at the upper right-hand corner of your browser window.

Click on the following link and hold your finger down:
http://www.thetelegraph.org
Drag your mouse pointer to the Windows desktop and release. An icon will appear there.
To rename the link, click it with your right mouse button and choose "Rename." Type The Telegraph and press the "Enter" key

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America Online

Make The Telegraph website your homepage

Go to the http://www.thetelegraph.org/ homepage
Click the following link with your right mouse button and choose "Copy URL to Clipboard"

thetelegraph.org
If the "copy" option did not appear, drag your mouse over the following Web address and press the "Control" and "C" keys together:

http://www.thetelegraph.org
Go to the "Members" menu and choose "Preferences"
Click on the "WWW" icon
Click once on the "homepage" box at the bottom of the window before you. Then press the "Control" and "V" keys to paste in the URL. If the thetelegraph.org address does not appear in the box, simply type in http://www.thetelegraph.org
Click "OK"

Add The Telegraph website to your "Favorite Places"

Go to the http://www.thetelegraph.org/ homepage
At the upper right-hand corner of your browser, you should see a blocky red icon that looks like a heart. Click it once
When AOL asks you if you would like to add www.seascout.org to your homepage, click the "Yes" button

To return to Seascout.org at any time from AOL, click the "Go To" menu and choose "Favorite Places." Then click twice on the icon labeled The Telegraph You can change the title of the link by clicking it once, followed by the "Modify" button. However, be sure not to change the information in the "Location" field.

Netscape 6.0 and Netscape 4.0

Make The Telegraph website your homepage

Go to the "Edit" menu and choose "Preferences"
Select "Navigator" from the Category list on the left.
Under "Navigator starts with" check off the "homepage"
Under "homepage" type the following address in the location field:
http://www.thetelegraph.org
Click "OK"

Bookmark The Telegraph website

For easy access to The Telegraph website, bookmark it

Go to the http://www.thetelegraph.org/ homepage
Go to the "Bookmarks" menu and choose "Add Bookmark"
To go to our homepage at any time, click on the "Bookmarks" menu and choose The Telegraph.

Put The Telegraph website on your Windows desktop

Click the following link with your right mouse button:
http://www.thetelegraph.org
In the menu that appears, choose "Create Shortcut." In the "Description" box, type in The Telegraph. Then click "OK"

This creates a shortcut icon on your desktop. When you need to access The Telegraph website, double-click on the icon. If you are using a modem to connect to the Internet, you should first set up the connection. Then double-click on The Telegraph icon instead of Netscape.

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Netscape 3.0

Make The Telegraph website your homepage

Go to the "Options" menu and choose "General Preferences"
Click on the "Appearance" tab
Under "Startup," check off the "Homepage Location" option and type the following location into the white box underneath:
http://www.thetelegraph.org/
Click "OK"

Bookmark The Telegraph website

For easy access to The Telegraph website, add it to your bookmarks. Here's how.

Put The Telegraph website on your Windows desktop

Click the following link with your right mouse button:
http://www.thetelegraph.org
In the menu that appears, choose "Internet Shortcut." In the "Description" box, type in The Telegraph. Then click "OK"

This creates a shortcut icon on your desktop. When you need to access The Telegraph website, double-click on the icon. If you are using a modem to connect to the Internet, you should connect first. Then double-click on The Telegraph icon instead of the Netscape icon.

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