This section on onscreen fundamentals describes what you see in the main Netscape window. Most of the tools and text fields that help you to navigate the Internet are visible, though you have the option of hiding some tools in order to give more space on the screen to the content area. The next section describes a window's graphical elements.
Subsequent sections go into more detail on page displays and button actions.
Subsequent chapters explore mail, news, bookmarks, primary menu items, preferences panels, and additional application features. You can open multiple Netscape windows to view multiple pages of information. The title bar of the window shows the title of the currently loaded page. You'll also find that some pages are designed to be a patchwork of pages. W indow summary Colors and underlining Colors or underlining highlight words on a page that link to new pages.