# Getting Started with Internet Explorer for Mac

Whether you’re searching for new information or browsing your favorite Web sites, the Microsoft Internet Explorer Web browser helps you make the most of the World Wide Web. To learn more about what you can do with Internet Explorer, click a topic in the table of contents.

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Using Help

Additional support options

Tips for Navigator users

Using Help

You can use Microsoft Internet Explorer Help to learn about Internet Explorer.

- To browse Help topics by category, click a category in the table of contents to the left. A list of related topics appears beneath the category you clicked. When you find the topic you’re looking for, click the title to display the topic.
- To view a list of index entries for Help topic titles and subjects, click Index in the table of contents. When you find the entry you’re looking for, click it to display the topic.
- To find definitions of terms used in Internet Explorer Help, click Glossary in the table of contents.
- To return to a Help topic you’ve seen, click Back.
- To print a Help topic, click anywhere in the Help topic, and then click Print on the File menu.

| Internet Explorer Help uses scripting, pictures, frames, and style sheets. To show these elements, click Preferences on the Explorer menu. Under Web Browser, click Web Content, and then select the Enable scripting, Show pictures, Show frames, and Show style sheets check boxes.

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Previewing a Web page before printing

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Showing or hiding page elements

Additional support options

If you have a question about using Microsoft Internet Explorer, or if you would like to report a problem or make a suggestion, you have several options:

- Read the Internet Explorer Read Me file You can find late-breaking or other information in the Read Me file. To open this file, click Read Me on the Help menu.
- Visit the Microsoft Mactopia Web site Get the latest tips, updates, and news from the Microsoft Mactopia Web site.
- Join the Microsoft Internet Explorer for Mac newsgroup Interact with other users of Internet Explorer by joining the newsgroup, available from the Microsoft Products news server (microsoft.public.inetexplorer.mac).
- Contact Microsoft Product Support Services Microsoft offers technical support and services, including self-help tools and assistance from a Microsoft Technical Engineer. For more information about technical support options, visit the Microsoft Product Support Services Web site.

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Using Help