Specifically, information on these computers may be found by Free-Net users through what is called the World Wide Web. The Web is constructed by computer software and multimedia techniques that allow users to store, retrieve and view information.
Lynx is a text-based World Wide Web Browser.
The Lynx menu is displayed at the bottom of each screen. For example, type q to quit out of Lynx. This option allows users the ability to type specific Internet addresses. Only the current page will be searched. The one function which is not on the Lynx menu, but is of value is Bookmarking .