1.   Browsers create windows in a hierarchy which starts with a page in the original browser window.

2.   A more useful example is the Sidebar, an area at the left side of the browser window.

3.   A. Both the Windows and Macintosh versions of Internet Explorer allow users to drag their favorite Favorites onto a bar on the browser window for one-click access.

4.   All this information is presented in a very simple interface, with a handful of buttons in a row atop a browser window.

5.   Click a link on the home page, and the main browser window takes you there, while your home page stays in the sidebar.

6.   Copy its URL from the address bar above the browser window.

7.   Drag the file into a browser window and print.

8.   He clicks on the browse box in the Web browser window.

9.   How much is that Degas in the browser window?

10.   I managed to get some work done while listening to the thrilling Oakland-Kansas City overtime game in audio and reading three other games in separate browser windows.