121 Internet
web.
To add a plug-in:
• Select the plug-in installation file on the Desktop screen, then tap on it
again to install it.
Some plug-ins can require a considerable amount of memory, so you may
want to turn them off when you are not using them.
To turn plug-ins off when you are not using them:
1. Select General preferences on the Too ls menu and tap on the Plug-ins
page.
2. Select the plug-in you want to turn off, and select the On/Off button. To
turn a plug-in back on, select it and select the On/Off button.
Note! Plug-ins will normally have options allowing you to control how they
behave. To adjust these settings, select the plug-in and tap the Settings button.
You can save web pages to a local disk in order to view them when you are not
connected to the Internet.
Note! Because graphics that appear on web pages are separate files linked to
the page, rather than part of the page itself, the pages you save locally will not
contain images.
To save the current page:
1. Open the page you want to save in the Internet program.
2. On the File
menu, select More Save as. Give the file a name and
location on your MC 218 and select OK.
Note! You should give the filename a ‘.htm’ or ‘.html’ extension, e.g.
‘home.htm‘.
You can also save a page linked to the current one without having to open it.
To save a page linked to the current one without opening it:
1. Highlight the link to the page you want to save.
2. On the File
menu, select More Save link as. Give the file a location on
your MC 218 and select OK.
Viewing saved pages
To open pages you have saved to a local disk:
1. On the File
menu, select Open file.
2. Locate the page with a ‘.htm’ or ‘.html’ file name extension that you want
to open and select OK,
or tap on the file on the Desktop screen, then press
Enter or tap on it again.
Note! You can also open plain text files in the Internet program. Select the
Open file command, locate the file you want to open and select OK. The text
file must have a ‘.txt’ filename extension.
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