The Internet is a network that connects thousands of computers around the world. The Internet provides many services, including electronic mail and the World Wide Web.
Redbaron is specifically designed to view documents on the World Wide Web. Most documents on the World Wide Web include hyperlinks to related documents. Redbaron allows you to move from one document to another by simply clicking these links.
Every document on the Internet has its own address, called a uniform resource locator (URL). The URL for this document, for example, appears in the URL field at the top of this window.
If you know the address of the document you want to view, select Open URL from the File menu and enter the address in the URL field.
If you are new to the Internet and need a place to start, see the list of suggested starting points.
When you find something interesting, you can add it to your hotlist so that you can find it again later.
You can use the Back and Forward buttons to move between documents you have viewed. To see a list of the last several documents you have viewed, display the history list. To view one of the documents again, select it from the list.
If you ever feel lost, simply select Home from the Navigate menu to go back to your own home page.
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