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Web
surfer
Here's a special Activity called "Web Surfer" that you can
add to your Pathfinder. After you download
into User Area 6, you'll find two Activities - one called "Web Surfer"
and the other called "URL Picker." You need to copy BOTH into
the area that you want to use them in.
Then you should HIDE the "URL Picker" activity. Don't worry
- it is still there and you can get at it by using a link in the "Web
Surfer" activity.
Here's what you should see as the 'Start Button' for web surfing:

When you press this key, you'll see the first row of navigation
keys:
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BACK
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FORWARD
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TAB
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ENTER
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UP
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DOWN
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BOOKMARK
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MORE
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So what do these keys do?
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BACK takes you back a page in your browser
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FORWARD takes you forward a page in your browser
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TAB steps you through links on a page
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ENTER is like pressing the Enter or Return key
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UP scrolls you upwards on a page
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DOWN scrolls you downwards on a page
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BOOKMARK opens the Bookmark facility in Netscape
Pressing the MORE key gives you the second row of navigation keys:
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SELECT ALL
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COPY
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PASTE
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OPEN
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CLOSE
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FIND...
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STOP
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MORE
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Now you want to know what these keys do, don't you?
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SELECT ALL selects all the text on a page
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COPY will copy any selected text
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PASTE will paste any copied item into another program
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OPEN will open a special window into which you can type a new address
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CLOSE will close an open window
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FIND... will open a box into which you can type a word. It will
then look for that word on the page you are looking at
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STOP will stop a page from loading
When you press the MORE key, you get to the third row:
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GOOGLE
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ALTAVISTA
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LYCOS
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EXCITE
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ASKJEEVES
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YAHOO
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NORTHERN
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MORE
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Whoa! Pretty cool, eh? When you hit the key, watch your screen and as
if by magic, a box opens, the site address appears, and bag -you're there!
When you've chosen you search engine, hit the BROWSER key at the end
and you'll get back to the navigation keys.
OK, so now you know what is does, click below in the box that describes
your browser program.
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Netscape for Macintosh
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Internet Explorer for Macintosh
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