MindSpring has provided Internet Explorer as your Web browser to help you explore the World Wide Web. The rest of the address contains the path to the Web page. A text link usually appears as blue underlined text. Clicking on a link allows you to access another web page specified by that link. In addition to clickable text, a hyperlink may also appear as a graphic such as one that looks like a button.
Graphical links work the same as text links.
Click on a graphical hyperlink and your Web browser loads the page that the hyperlink points to. When you move your cursor over a text or graphical link, it will change from an arrow to a pointing finger. Sometimes the links on a page don't take you exactly where you expect them to. Internet Explorer provides you with a few other options for getting around. You are already acquainted with the Address field which can take you directly to any Web page.