Another useful browser feature is the option of opening a hyperlink in a new window, leaving the current one open. This is useful, for example, if one webpage contains text that refers to figures on a different webpage. This is useful when using multiple windows to display different sections of a single webpage. In MSIE and Netscape, you can open a link in a new window by right-clicking on it. A webmaster can put a link on a webpage in such a way that a normal left-click on it produces a new window.
Advanced surfers can always get a new window if they choose.
Endnotes Endnotes are notes, numbered sequentially from 1, that are placed past the end of the main body of a document to avoid interrupting and distracting from the flow of ideas. The main body contains only references to the endnotes. Therefore, when you click on an endnote reference, your browser displays the endnote immediately. You can thus conveniently refer to a succession of endnotes, returning after each to the main body by means of the browser's Back function. Alternatively, you may prefer to open a second window to display endnotes.