To access a link, one must click on it using a mouse. Be careful not to drag the mouse when clicking on links, as this will only highlight the link instead of select it. Keep your hand as steady as possible when clicking on a link. If nothing happens when you click on it, try clicking on it again. Your mouse arrow will turn into an hourglass and the icon on the upper right corner will start to move if you successfully clicked on the link.
Links are the main avenue of navigation through a website.
Websites are broken down into multiple webpages, and the way to browse between these different pages is by clicking on these the links. Graphics and pictures can also be used as links. Normally, when a person moves the mouse around, the mouse pointer will be in the form of an arrow. However, when a person moves the mouse arrow over a link, whether textual or graphical, it will turn into a hand, which shows that it can be clicked on. Usually, what a person is clicking on is descriptive of where he or she is going.