I would like to know how to go from page whatever back to page 1 on a website?
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Right click on the Back button of the browser and select the page
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open your browser type in the address you want to go too, after the page appears go to tools menu / Internet options / click use current button click OK. the next time you open the browser you will go straight to the page you typed.
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Instead of clicking on the bookmark, I like to click the right arrow button which forwards to the next page quickly.  This doesn't exactly answer your question, but it might be helpful anyways.  Click the right arrow to go one whole page forward, and click the left arrow button to go one whole page back.  You can navigate pretty quickly by hitting it multiple times rapidly.
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yahoo is implementing a new style home page. to get back to the old page, click on the link at the top left "switch to old page" or click here http://www.yahoo.com/r/vq
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top of the yahoo page there is a button that says "switch to old page" or "switch to new page". click it
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There used to be a link at the top of the page, but it's not there now. I looked really good and didn't find any way to go back. I think the old page is gone forever.\n\nDo you know that you can change the colors of the page and put it into a narrow layout. I just found that as I was looking for the link for you. Far top right, look for Page Options.\n\nI didn't like the extra wide page and the colors. It was too bland. I changed mine to Orange. There are 5 different colors. Might as well make the best of it.
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tools>>internet options>>general tab>>type in the home page>>hit OK\norr\ngo to the page you want, and instead of typing it in, click the "use current" button
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Look for "Bookmark this page" or hit ctrl + D.
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Here are the quick links to switch between Yahoo's new and old home pages,\n\n"Preview the all-new Yahoo! home page" http://www.yahoo.com/r/vp\nThis appears in the upper right hand corner of the old homepage\n\n"Switch to old page" http://www.yahoo.com/r/vq\nThis appears in the upper left hand corner of the new homepage\n\nYou can use the old page, but you may want to get used to the new one.  Eventually, it will probably be the only choice.  :-(
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go to a different site and then go to the site you want.\nthats what i do.
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Go to the second page\nclick Insert-->Page Numbers\nUncheck the checkbox that says "Show number on first page"\nThe page 1 will not have a page number.
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I dont think you have that option anymore - the old page is going to go away in a lil while
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your first file name must be index\ndo your first page in front page and save it as index\nthen up load it.
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Create a shortcut to the website.\n\nWhile on the website, in Internet Explorer go to FILE/SEND/SHORTCUT TO DESKTOP.\n\nWhen you go back to your desktop, there will be an icon there.  When you double-click it, you'll be taken to the website.
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At the bottom of the page, chose Switch to old page.
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there should be a link towards the top of the page that says something like "switch back to old page."
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you need to insert a Section Break into your document after page 2.\nIn your page 3, click View|Header and Footer to move into the header/footer area. But here's the most important action: make sure you click the button on the Header/Footer toolbar that says "Link to Previous". You want to turn this button off so this new header is not linked to the previous header/footer. By unlinking the header, you can enter new content into the header for this section, yet keep the information in the header in the previous section intact.