A dialog box detailing saving options will appear. Choose the correct disk drive and directory for saving. It will not be nicely formatted as it is in the screen display. See the illustration below for an example of how to fill in the dialog box in order to save a Web page as a text file. Notice that, under the current options selected here, the Web page would be saved as a text file on a floppy disk in the A drive.
Bookmarks are an excellent way to keep track of Internet addresses for interesting sites.
Bookmarked items can be selected from the bookmark menu and used like links to allow you to return to the site chosen. In order to be able to use bookmarks effectively, you have to be using Netscape consistently from the same machine. Bookmarks made on library machines will be purged from time to time, so don't count on bookmarks you make during one library visit still being there when you return. The Help section contains the Netscape Handbook and other helpful documents. Netscape allows for a great deal of customization in the way Web pages will look on your screen.