Double-click on the IE icon on your Windows desktop. It is the blue "e" icon with the yellow diagonal ring. Alternatively, use the Start menu search feature if you do not have icons on your desktop. Click the Windows orb at the lower-left corner, which doubles as the Start menu, then click on the text box right above it upon opening. Type in "Internet Explorer," and the search results should give you the browser's shortcut. Simply click the resulting shortcut to launch the browser. Enter the URL of the site you want to bookmark on the address bar at the top of the screen. You can also click a link to the site you want from another web page. Make sure you are at the specific page you want to bookmark, as some web pages have many sections. It can be helpful to reduce the number of clicks it requires to get to the page you actually want. The icon is at the top right of the browser window. The Favorites menu will appear, and on it is an "Add to Favorites" button. A pop-up will appear where you can rename the bookmark or specify a folder in the Favorites menu where you can save it to. Once you're done, click "Add."

Summary: Launch the Internet Explorer. Head to a site you want to bookmark. Click the star. Click "Add to Favorites" to add the web page to the Favorites menu.

You can apply for permission to travel under the Visa Waiver program by visiting the Electronic System for Travel Authorization (ESTA) website. Once at the website, click "New Application" to start your application. The screen will tell you the requirements for applying for electronic authorization. Make sure you meet all of the requirements. Then click on either "Individual Application" or "Group Application." Read several screens of disclaimer information and select "Yes" for each screen. You must provide personal information as well as information about your stay in the United States. You should have your passport handy so that you can answer all of the questions. At step five, you will have an opportunity to review all of your information. Review it carefully. If you need to edit something, click the "Edit" button on the section that contains the erroneous information. The final step is to pay your fee. You need to use a valid credit card in order to pay the $14 fee per application. You may also use PayPal, if you prefer. Usually, you will receive an immediate status update. However, sometimes it takes more time to review your application. In this situation, you may need to wait up to 72 hours before receiving a decision. You might not be authorized to travel under the Visa Waiver program. If you are not approved, then you will need to apply for a nonimmigrant visa through the Department of State. You can always check your status by returning to the website and clicking on "Check ESTA Status" and then on "Individual Application." You should have your passport number, application number, and birth date handy so that you can retrieve the status of your application.

Summary: Visit the website. Read the information. Enter the requested information. Pay your fee. Check your status.

This is the surest way to identify a dead hermit crab. If your hermit crab dies, it will begin to decompose and its carcass will begin to smell putrid. If you can't smell anything, pick the crab out of the tank to get a closer whiff. If you smell a salty, rotten scent, there's a good chance that your crab has passed away. Hermit crabs periodically shed their exoskeleton, and this process often involves losing body parts. The crabs are immobile for a short time while it regains muscle control and its new exoskeleton hardens up. If you disturb your crab while it is molting, you may seriously endanger it so be patient. Assume molting before death. This can be a sign that the crab is dead, or it can just be a by-product of the molting process. If you find what appear to be a dead crab next to a shell, have a closer look to see if it is just an exoskeleton. If is it hollow and crumbles easily, it is an old exoskeleton. Look inside the nearby shell, and you might find a freshly-molted crab hiding out. If the immobile crab is obviously not an exoskeleton, try picking it up to see if it moves. If it does not react, it's probably dead. If you can't figure out whether your crab is dead, move it to a new location and note exactly how it is positioned. Try placing food on the other side of the tank to give the crab a motivation to move. Leave the tank, then come back to check within the next few hours. If the crab moved while you were gone, then you know it's alive. If not, it may be sleeping or molting. It is perfectly natural for hermit crabs to bury themselves; this can indicate that the crab is molting, or just that it feels threatened. Smooth the sand around his hiding spot, then look for tracks to get an idea if he is coming up at night for food. If it has been weeks since your crab buried itself, you can carefully sweep off a bit of sand from around his hiding spot to check for a rotting smell.

Summary: Sniff around for a fishy, rotten smell. Assume that your crab is molting. Notice when a crab is laying outside its shell without any signs of transitioning. Move the crab and observe the results. Keep an eye on a buried crab.

"Open the new tab page." This opens the new tab page wherein your most frequented sites will be arranged accordingly. "Continue where I left off." This opens all the tabs that were open the last time you closed the browser. "Open a specific page or set of pages." This option will open any page or a set of pages that you specify regardless of what tabs were open in your last session. If you chose the third option, which allows you to open specific pages upon the application launch, you can specify these pages by clicking on the blue "set pages" link. Your settings are saved automatically and will be applied when you restart the browser.
Summary: Launch "Google Chrome". Click the button with the three short lines, located near the top right corner of your browser window. Click "Settings" from the menu that pops up. Find the option "On Startup" in the settings tab that opens up. Choose from the options provided in the section. Enter the page URL in the box that appears. Click "OK". Close your Chrome browser. Re-open Chrome Browser. Your desired start up page is ready!