With Internet Explorer 6 in Windows XP, you can make a Web page available offline and view it when your computer is not connected to the Internet—for example on your laptop during a flight. This feature is also handy for viewing Web pages at home without tying up a phone line if you have a dial-up Internet connection.

To make the current Web page available offline

1. How do I rearrange my Internet Explorer favorites by name?
2. Why can't I open some files such as PDF documents in Internet Explorer?
3. To make an existing favorite item available offline
4. Importing Favorites
5. Clear Private Data, Empty Caches and Remove Cookies in Internet Explorer
6. Features of IE 7
7. Storing Your Favorites Online
8. Internet Explorer Quick Reference Guide - Part 1
9. Creating Folders For Groups Of Favorites
10. How to move the Standard toolbar to a location that is above the Address bar in Internet Explorer 7
11. Backing Up Your Favorites
12. Internet Explorer Quick Reference Guide - Part 2
13. To view Web pages without being connected to the Internet
14. IE (Internet Explorer) Overview
15. Printing from the Web
16. Managing Favorites
17. Tabbed Browsing
18. IE Security
19. Show the menus in Internet Explorer - Windows Vista
20. Installation
21. How can I add a website to my list Favorites quickly?
22. Why has my browser homepage changed?