# About Internet Scrapbook

By using the Internet Scrapbook, you can easily save a collection of Web pages and pictures to view later, without having to connect to the Internet and find the items again. The Internet Scrapbook is a snapshot in time, so even if a Web page changes, you still have a record of the page.

You can store any pages and pictures you like, from one Web site or many. In the Internet Scrapbook, each Web page or picture you choose to store is called a “clipping.” As you collect clippings, you can organize the Internet Scrapbook by rearranging clippings in the list, moving them to folders, and adding dividers.

For example, if you browse the Web for information about Impressionist art, you can create a folder in the Internet Scrapbook called “Impressionism.” Then, when you find a Web page that discusses Impressionist art, you can add the page to the Impressionism folder. If you find a picture of an Impressionist painting, you can add that to the folder too.

You can view the list of your Internet Scrapbook clippings in the Scrapbook pane. From there, you can quickly open a clipping.

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Showing or hiding the Scrapbook pane

Adding a clipping

Opening a clipping

Organizing the Internet Scrapbook

Show or hide the Scrapbook pane

1. If the Explorer Bar is hidden, click Explorer Bar on the View menu.
2. Click the Scrapbook tab.

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Opening a clipping

Organizing the Internet Scrapbook

Add a clipping

1. Go to the page or picture you want to add as a clipping.
2. Show the Scrapbook pane.
3. Do one of the following:
   - To add a Web page as a clipping, click Add in the Scrapbook pane.
   - To add a picture as a clipping, drag the picture to the Scrapbook pane.

| If you add a Web page as a clipping, Microsoft Internet Explorer automatically disables any scripts the page might contain. This ensures that the clipping will appear exactly as it did when you added it to the Internet Scrapbook. To enable any scripts the page might contain, in the Scrapbook pane, point to the clipping, hold down the mouse button, and then click Enable JScript on the contextual menu.

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Organizing the Internet Scrapbook

Open a clipping

- In the Scrapbook pane, click the clipping you want.

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Showing or hiding the Scrapbook pane

Organizing the Internet Scrapbook

Adding a clipping

Organize the Internet Scrapbook

- In the Scrapbook pane, do one or more of the following:

  To | Do this
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  Add a folder | Click Organize, and then click New Folder.
  Add a divider | Click Organize, and then click New Divider.
  Move a folder, divider, or clipping | Drag the item to a new location.
  Rename a folder or clipping | Point to the item, hold down the mouse button, and then click Edit Name on the contextual menu. Type a new name, and then press RETURN.
  Delete a folder, divider, or clipping | Point to the item, hold down the mouse button, and then click Delete on the contextual menu.

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Showing or hiding the Scrapbook pane

Print a clipping

1. Open the clipping you want to print.
2. On the File menu, click Print.
3. Select the printing options you want, and then click Print.

Delete a clipping

- In the Scrapbook pane, point to the clipping you want to delete, hold down the mouse button, and then click Delete on the contextual menu.