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Technical
Phone Support
9am to 5pm Monday to Friday
9am to 2pm Saturdays (Callback Service)
Phone local call 1300 853 638
email helpline@nor.com.au
Netscape is one of the most popular programs used to browse the
world wide web.
This short guide should be enough to get you started with Netscape
to browse the World Wide Web.
There are three
main parts to the Netscape window.
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1.
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The
Toolbar |
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2.
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The
Address Bar |
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3.
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The
Main Window |
1.
The Toolbar
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Back:
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Go
back one page |
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Forward:
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Go
forward one page |
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Reload:
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Reload
the current page again |
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Home:
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Return
to your homepage location |
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Search:
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Go
to the default Netscape search engine |
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Netscape:
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Go
to Netscape's home page |
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Security:
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Display
the security information for the page you are one |
2.
The Address Bar
The address bar shows you the Web Address (URL), of the current
web page that you are viewing.
You can type an address directly into this section and then press
Enter on your keyboard to open that site.
3.
The Main Window
The main window is where the web pages are displayed. (see the image
below)
Navigating
the World Wide Web is more or less a point-and-click process.
You navigate throughout the web by clicking on links
Links tie each web pages together. When you move your mouse over
a link, the pointer will turn to a small hand. Simply click the
on the link, and the new page will load in the main window.
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