Hyperlinks are noted by being a different color and underlined. The WEB page author may define the colors and styles of these hyperlinks. Anytime you click on a hyperlink, you will be taken to the resource it represents. In addition, after you've traversed the hyperlink and returned to your starting point, most browsers change the color of the hyperlink to identify that you've traversed this hyperlink in the past. There are two hyperlinks on this page.
Most pages provide links to return to the home page or other portions of the site.
Clicking on these buttons will bring you forward and back between locations you've already navigated. For example, if you click once on your browsers back button now, you will go to page you viewed immediately prior to coming here. You may find that some of the functions of the Web page that you are viewing are not supported by the browser that you are using. For example, the America Online and CompuServe's Spry Mosaic programs we tested did not show the background patterns and colors that we indicated on our pages. In general, if a browser does not recognize a function of the page, it will usually just ignore it.