Make Stuff my Homepage
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We know what's going on - so keep in touch with the latest news by making us your home page. Here are some simple guidelines about how to set yourself up so that every time you open your browser you automatically start with all the good Stuff.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.x / 5.x (Windows)
To make www.stuff.co.nz your home page, follow these simple steps:
a) Go to 'View' on the standard toolbar above the screen. Click on 'View' to see a pulldown menu.
b) Click on 'Internet Options'.
c) Click the 'General' tab
d) Type or paste http://www.stuff.co.nz into the address box.
e) Click 'OK' and Stuff will be your home page.
Microsoft Internet Explorer 6.x (Windows)
To make www.stuff.co.nz your home page, follow these simple steps:
a) Go to 'Tools' on the standard toolbar above the screen. Click on 'Tools' to see a pulldown menu.
b) Click on 'Internet Options'.
c) Click the 'General' tab
d) Type or paste http://www.stuff.co.nz into the address box.
e) Click 'OK' and Stuff will be your home page.
Netscape Navigator 6.x
To make www.stuff.co.nz your home page, follow these simple steps:
a) Go to the 'Edit' menu on the standard toolbar above the screen, choose 'Preferences'
b) Click on the 'Navigator' tab
c) Under 'Navigator' starts with, select Home page
d) Type or paste http://www.stuff.co.nz into the address box.
e) Click 'OK' and Stuff will be your home page.
Netscape Navigator 7.x
To make www.stuff.co.nz your home page, follow these simple steps:
a) Go to the 'Edit' menu on the standard toolbar above the screen, choose 'Preferences'
b) Click on the 'Navigator' tab
c) Under 'Display on Navigator Startup', select Home page
e) Type or paste http://www.stuff.co.nz into the address box.
f) Click 'OK' and Stuff will be your home page.
Mozilla Firefox
To make www.stuff.co.nz your home page, follow these simple steps:
a) Go to the 'Tools' menu on the standard toolbar above the screen, choose 'Options'
b) Click on the 'General' tab
c) In the area called "Home Page", type or paste http://www.stuff.co.nz into into the 'Location' box.
d) Click 'OK' and Stuff will be your home page.
Opera
To make www.stuff.co.nz your home page, follow these simple steps:
a) Go to 'Tools' on the standard toolbar above the screen. Click on 'Tools' to see a pulldown menu.
b)Click on Preferences.'
c) Click the 'General' tab
d) Type or paste http://www.stuff.co.nz into the 'Home Page' box.
e) Click 'OK' and Stuff will be your home page.
AOL
To make www.stuff.co.nz your home page, follow these simple steps:
a) At the top of your AOL window, click on 'My AOL' & select 'Preferences'. (Older versions, click on 'Members' & select 'Preferences').
b) Click on the "WWW" icon.
c) Under 'Home Page', next to address, type or paste http://www.stuff.co.nz.
d) Click 'OK' and Stuff will be your home page
Safari
To make www.stuff.co.nz your home page, follow these simple steps:
a) Go to 'Safari' on the standard toolbar above the screen. Click on 'Safari' to see a pulldown menu.
b) Click on 'Preferences'.
c) Choose 'General' from the icons across the top of the popup window
d) Type or paste http://www.stuff.co.nz into the 'Home Page' box.
e) Click 'OK' and Stuff will be your home page.
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