I have 4 little screens on home page - HP Compaq Presario V6000T Notebook

1. Remove Home Screen Panel
   
   1. From a home screen, pinch in on the screen. Place two fingers on the screen and bring them together.
   2. Select and hold the appropriate panel then drag it to Remove (located at the top).

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To edit Home screen pages, pinch the Home screen: Touch the screen with two fingers and drag them together. You can then manage Home screen pages. Generally speaking, to rearrange the pages, long-press and drag it to a new spot. When you're done, touch the Back or Home icon.

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If you are using Internet Explorer:
Go to the Yahoo page that you want as a home page and click on the arrow next to the little picture of a house (top right of your screen) and you will see the "Add or Change Home Page" button.
Then select "use this webpage as your only home page"

If you are using another browser then please add more details?

Get the google page on screen. Go to the little icon of the house and left click it. It will ask if you want to add this as home page, check that line and now Google is your home page.

Do you mean home page for internet browser? If so click on "tools" on the menu at the top of the page then click on "options" a window will open there should be a little window that has the label Homepage or something like that type the address of the homepage there. ie http://www.hotmail.com

Go the site you want to make the home screen... Click on the box with arrow icon in the menu bar... Click add to Home Screen... Place that home screen page either in the doc or on the first home page... Use the home screen icon to start Safari....

Is this for a Home Page on your computer? If so it should be very simple. First type Google.com in the address bar and hit Enter. Then when you're on the Google Home Page, Go to Tools (usually a little gear symbol in the upper right corner of your screen depending on what version of Windows and Browser you're using). Click on Internet Options and then click Use Current under Homepage and click Apply at the bottom. That should do it. Dave

Chestene.
To make GOOGLE your home page
open your Internet brower,
Click on Tools in the upper right
click on Internet options
click on the GENERAL tab when the next screen appears
in the box next to the little house or home page
you should be able to type in there
http://google.com
click the button at the bottom that says APPLY
click OK
close your IE browser and reopen
next time you open GOOGLE home page will appear

in your home page hold CTRL and scroll down with your middle mouse scrolling button, you will see the screen will shrink little by little when you scrolling it down.

Bring up the browser window and let it load to whatever page it is set for. Once it loads, click up in the address bar and type in www.Yahoo.com and click enter. When the Yahoo screen loads, click on the "Tools" column and scroll down to "Internet Options". In this window the first area you see is the homepage tab. Click on "Use Current", this will make the current page your home page, which is Yahoo. Click apply and OK.

I tried this: First, press the Fax button at the left.
Then, press the"settings" button to the right of the little screen.
Then, press the "menu" button to the right of the little screen.
The screen will then display a series of options that you can move through by using the triangular arrow keys that surround the "OK" button. Make your slections, pressing "OK" to keep what you want.

When done, press the "back" button to the right of the little screen until you return to the little screen's "home page" for teh fax.

I just did this and I hope it will work -- it sure makes sense that it ought to.