Just click on the folder to select it and then click on okay. :)Ĭreate in> - Clicking on this button allows you to pick a folder to file the site in. This list is sorted alphabetically.Ĭancel – Oops, clicked the wrong thing again. DO THIS FIRST!Ĭlick on Okay – This will add the site to your general list of favorite sites. You must be on the page you want to add to your favorites.Ī name field – You are able to change the name this site will be filed with for easier recognition for you. Internet Explorer (IE) has favorites while Netscape has bookmarks. They are designed to simplify your navigation within the site. Use these just as you would the scroll bar on the right. Often you will encounter a page with "Frames" - this means that the page will have scroll bars that function within the page itself. Click on the back button to get back to your original page.įrames on web pages and their scroll bars They are usually the sponsors of the page (they pay a portion of the money to keep the page on the Internet) - clicking on the banner registers a "hit" for that web site and amounts to an endorsement of the web page you are on. Tend to be confusing and will draw your attention away from your search - which of course is their purpose When using a search engine, scan the site summaries to see if the site fits your search criteria.īanners - big (and usually moving) picture frames located at the very top or very bottom of a pageĪdvertisers - help pay for hosting or posting the site on the WWW by buying space for their advertising banners Many sites have a colored bar on the left side which holds links or buttons to various other sites on their page - look at these first to see if they will provide a direct link to your desired informationįind links by passing your mouse over text and pictures and looking for the mouse pointer to change from a white arrow to a white hand with the pointing finger up. Learning to scan a site for the information you needīefore clicking on anything - use the scroll bar to see what the page holds
Looking for pictures which have a (usually) blue or purple border Looking for text which is underlined and (usually) blue or purple Passing the mouse pointer over text or pictures and seeing the mouse pointer change from the white arrow to a white hand -pointer finger up. Places on a web page which will take you to another related page Vertical bar on right hand side of the window
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Shows the windows which are currently openĪllows you to get to other programs or the desktop without closing the Internet Taskbar – located at the bottom of the window May be removed/added using the Menu bar > View Tells you the status of the loading of the Web page Status bar – located directly above taskbar You will then be able to edit the address letter by letter. The first click you make in the address field will turn the entire address blue - it is selected and the next thing you type will replace the entire text.Ī double-click in the field will first and briefly turn the text blue the immediately place the insert cursor at the place of the click. You may see other addresses which are numbers, for example (made-up), - This is the server's name, and will work just like any other address. When you see an address which starts with anything else (for example - ftp:// or archie://) you must type this into the address field along with the rest of the address. Internet addresses usually start with - when typing in an address which starts this way, it is not necessary to type that portion of the address in You must have the insert cursor (the blinky line) there to type - if it is not present, click in the white area. The area you read or type an Internet address into
View > Toolbar > Click, will hide toolbar The blue E spins when looking for a pageģ. The toolbar buttons are commonly used shortcuts for items found in the menu bar optionsĢ.
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