You can switch back and forth between Netscape and some other program you have open either using the bottons at the bottom of your screen or holding down Alt and pressing Tab . You can start another program after opening Netscape by using the Start button again. You can also cut and paste by holding down the left mouse button to mark text and then clicking on the Edit item on the menu at the top of your screen to get a list of edit options. You can also go to a particular address by clicking on File and then on Open Location . The easiest way to move up and down a page is with the arrows to the right of the page.
Some pages use frames and divide the screen into two sections, which move separately.
On the pulldown menu that appears select Add Bookmark . When you want to go back to that page simply click on Bookmark again, and then click on the title of the page you want to return to. If you click on the button labeled Print the page you are looking at should print in the lab where you are working. If you click on the Net Search button it will randomly choose one of five search engines and give you a box in which to write the terms you want to search for. If you want to modify the page that appears when you first start up Netscape you can click Options then General Preferences then put a different http address in the box near the center of the screen.