When you bring a page to your screen, you'll see the whole page or, if the content is extensive, only a portion. Often the portion you see is the beginning of the page, but sometimes a link brings you content from the page's middle or end. For example, the beginning of a page might include a table of contents that links each chapter title to its respective content further down the page. Yet another kind of link doesn't display a page at all. Whereas a URL identifies a server's page location on the Internet, an Internet address identifies a user's mailbox location.
Addresses use lowercase letters without any spaces.
The three-letter suffix in the location name helps identify the kind of organization operating the server. In addition to links in the content area, you can also access links using Navigator toolbar buttons and menu items. Menu items offer each of the links available through toolbar buttons plus many more. To display the home page Click the Home button. The URL of your home page is designated in your preferences.