An Intranet search solution saves time when looking for local businesses.
Nearly 80 percent of Americans use and search the Internet, according to Internet World Stats, citing figures from June 2010. Online users spend their day looking up restaurants, public facilities, stores and gas stations. Giving fellow employees online access to AT&T's yellow pages, now titled YP.com, makes good business sense. The yellow pages are the best resource to look up local products and services. You can complete this installation in less than 10 minutes and create a more efficient workday for your colleagues.
Instructions
1. Download a copy of your Intranet home page. Make a copy of this page and add the suffix "_old" plus the date to the name. This creates a copy of the page that you can revert to in an emergency. An example of this naming convention could result in the file name homepage_old01012011.html if the date were 01/01/2011.
2. Open your Intranet home page in a Web development editor. This is part of the software development toolkit you use. The editor will be an interface specifically created for development.
3. Select a place to add the AT&T yellow pages. Normally telephone search data is added under "Quick links" or "Search." If there is nothing like that on your page, create a spot for it.
4. Add the following link to your page:
AT&T Yellow Pages Search
Save your page with its original name. Review the new page in your browser to make sure you typed the link correctly.
5. Copy both files back to the Intranet server. The new file will overwrite the old one and all your users will be able to use the yellow pages from the Intranet.
