The Internet is a global system of networked computers which stores millions of pages of information, some of which might be of interest to you. One of the most popular WWW browsers is Netscape , which is loaded on the library Internet computers. The page might also include hyperlinks , which can connect you to another location. This other location can be another section of the page you re on, another WWW page, text, sound, video, or a connection to another computer system.
Hyperlinks can take the form of text or graphics.
You can tell that you ve found a hyperlink when your mouse arrow changes to a hand. Once the hand icon appears over text or graphic, click the mouse button, and the hyperlink will connect you to another location. Netscape will let you search the Internet for topics of interest, but if you do have the URL for a particular page, you can use it to access the page. Just remember that you need to be exact when you type the address. URLs are case sensitive with no spaces between parts.