About This Particular Macintosh 6.04 - eDisk

limited to holding single pages. Pressing the Add button copies the current page into theScrapbook, quickly and without requiring additional downloading. Viewing a Scrapbookentry is just like viewing the real page, except that IE shows a yellow strip at the top of thewindow that tells you when you added the page to the Scrapbook and provides a link to theoriginal (online) copy. You can use IE’s Find feature to search all the pages in the Scrapbook,providing another advantage over Web Archives. Scrapbook files are stored in the Explorerfolder inside your Preferences folder, so you can easily back them up or exchange them withfriends.All in all, the Scrapbook is a very cool feature. I will probably use it often for archivinginvoices from online orders. My only complaints are that IE still does not provide a way toarchive pages as normal files, and that it takes a long time to close a browser window that’sdisplaying the Scrapbook.Macintosh Look and FeelMicrosoft is fond of claiming that it writes “real” Macintosh applications. IE 5 is probably itsmost Mac-like application, but even it falls a bit short. Like Outlook Express 5, IE 5 usesrollovers and cursor changes 12 to indicate that the cursor has passed over a button. SomeATPM 6.04 ← 100 →Stuff: Internet Explorer 5.0