This mini-guide to the Internet covers definitions, navigation, and other basics needed to become a successful Internet navigator. The following is a list of Internet-related terms with which you should become familiar. If you are reading a page on the Internet, you are part of the network. Think of the Internet as the universe, and your on-line service as a planet. Return to top of page .
Every web page has a unique address.
When you type in a URL or click on a link, a browser locates the page, and displays the contents of that page. Return to top of page . Netscape Navigator and Microsoft Internet Explorer are two of the most widely-used browsers. Hit return or enter, and the browser will take you to that site. Most pages contain links through which you can download these browsers.