Whenever Surf fetches or reparses a query result page that can be recognized as coming from one of Surf's internally listed suitable search engines, Surf will record all the target web pages found by that search into the URL list file without asterisks, or remove any asterisk if that URL was already listed. Therefore, as fetching continues, target pages will begin to be fetched, often as many as a thousand reasonably relevant web pages, all automatically. Or, read the HTML user guide. HTML files will soon begin appearing in the current directory. Double click one of the .HTM files to read it with your browser.
All filenames starting with underscore are from search engines.
All filenames not starting with underscore are target hit pages. Any keystroke in the open MS-DOS prompt window will stop Surf. Then a file list.txt will be written in the current directory cataloging all of the fetched and the as-yet unfetched URLs. If a URL on the final line of the input file list.txt does not have a newline after it, that URL will not get processed. If it was the only URL in list.txt, Surf will say there were no URLs to fetch.