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| Back & Forward Buttons |
| When surfing the net, the Back & Forward Buttons
will become your first friends. The back button will take you
back to the previous page you visited. Each press takes you
back one step. You can go forward again by pressing the Forward
button. Each press moves your forward until you've reached the
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| It's also very easy to go back or forward a
few pages at a time rather than one at a time. Instead of hitting
the back or forward buttons over and over until you reach the
page you wanted, click on the arrow next to the button. A list
of the pages you have visited will appear. Simply choose the
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| There are also shortcut keys to move forward
and backward. Hold down the ALT key and press the left arrow
to go back or the right arrow to go forward. Learn the shortcut
keys if you are not comfortable using the mouse. |
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Back & Forward Buttons
(Internet Explorer)
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Back & Forward Buttons
(Netscape)
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| Stop
Button |
| Use the Stop button to stop a web page
from loading. This is useful to stop a page from loading if
you click a link by mistake. Also, if a page is loading that
is slowing down your computer too much, you can use the Stop
button to stop it from loading. Perhaps you may be looking at
naughty pictures and someone walks in on you, then, if it isn't
too late, you can click the Stop button to stop the pictures
from loading. |
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| The ESC button is the shortcut key to Stop. |
| See Images below showing location of the Stop
Button. |
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Stop Button
(Internet Explorer)
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Stop Button
(Netscape)
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