Every web page has a unique address, rather like a phone number, that identifies it and tells your computer how to find it. The text in the strip will become highlighted. Moving around the page Many web pages are longer than a single screen, so you often need to move up and down the page. The up arrow will take you up the page, the down arrow will take you further down. Use the horizontal arrows to move from right to left and vice versa as you need to.
Most web pages contain links to other pages on their site or elsewhere.
It used to be the case that all links were highlighted in blue and underlined. However, the increasing use of pictures and graphics means that many web pages don't conform to this rule. If in doubt, just try clicking on different sections of the page. Back Often you will need to go back to a page after you've clicked on a few links. Clicking on the Back button takes you to the last page you visited, and you can keep clicking on it to go back through all the pages you've looked at.