It's also interactive, which means you can send us your input, and comments, whenever you feel like it. This mailing list is NOT an official means of Union communication, and its members include several Greyhound managers that participate along with other Greyhound employees. The Union is NOT responsible for any of the content on the Winpoint list. I thought you might enjoy a brief tutorial on the subject. Documents are viewed with a tool called a browser.
Information is woven together by a system referred to as hyperlinks.
Hyperlinks are text or graphics on a Web page that, when clicked on by a mouse or other pointer device, causes the viewing browser to load other pages. This is called 'surfing the web', much in the same way you 'surf' TV channels with your remote control. Since the WWW is easy to use and user-friendly, between 27 million and 50 million people browse the Web daily, astonishing, in light of the fact that, in 1993, there were only a little over 100 sites on the World Wide Web. There are two major browsers in use today, Netscape, and Internet Explorer. The Internet universe.