how do i access the history of the websites i have visited ???

Answer 1

Go to the address bar of your computer page. Run your mouse over the icons until you see the one that says History. Click on it.

Answer 2

press CTRL+H

click help in your browser and search the index for "keyboard shortcuts"

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Answer 3

If you are using internet explorer click on the clock with the green arrow going down. It looks like this http://www.worldstart.com/tips/screenshots/Internet-History-1.jpg or type Ctrl + H

Answer 4

In Internet Explorer from View -> Explorer bar -> History menu.
In Firefox from View -> Side bar -> History menu.

Answer 5

ctrl + H
:)

and you dont need to read any books, learn by yourself as I did.

Answer 6

ctrl+h