Access Turbo Start quickly from your browser

You can use the options below to get quicker access to Turbo Start:

Make TurboStart your Start Page
Add Turbo Start to your bookmarks or favorites
Add a shortcut to Turbo Start
Use Turbo Start as your Active Desktop

Make TurboStart your Start Page

We recommend that you use TurboStart as your start page (the first page that loads up when your browser starts). Here's how to do it in your browser-

For Internet Explorer 4 users:

Within Explorer, in the View menu, click Internet Options.

Click the General tab.

In the Home page area, click Use Current.

For Netscape Communicator 4 users:

Within Netscape, in the Edit menu, choose Preferences.

In the category pane on the left side, click on Navigator.

In the Home page panel, click Use current page.

For Netscape Navigator 3 users:

Within Netscape, select the Location and copy it ( Ctrl-C in Windows).
In the Options menu, choose General Preferences.

In the Appearances tab, select Home Page location and paste the location there ( Ctrl-V in Windows).

For Internet Explorer 3 users:

Within Explorer, select the Location and copy it ( Ctrl-C in Windows).

Click on the View menu and choose Options

Under the Navigation tab:
Select Page: Start Page
In the Address field, paste the location ( Ctrl-V in Windows).

Add Turbo Start to your bookmarks or favorites

Load Turbo Start in your browser and press Ctrl + D to add Turbo Start to your bookmarks or favorites. To open Turbo Start, select it from your bookmarks / favorites menu.

Add a shortcut to Turbo Start

In Windows 95/NT/98, you can add a shortcut to Turbo Start on your desktop. Open Windows Explorer and go to the folder where you've installed Turbo Start. Now right-click on the start.html file, and select Send To > Desktop as Shortcut. To open Turbo Start, double-click on this shortcut.

Use Turbo Start as your Active Desktop

If you're feeling adventurous, install Turbo Start as your Active Desktop (requires Internet Explorer 4 or better and Win32). A lot of Turbo Start functions will be disabled, but you'll get to use Turbo Start as soon as Windows starts. Right-click on an empty area on your desktop, select Properties and select Turbo Start as your wallpaper. You may need to enable Active Desktop if it is not already enabled.