Internet 122
Selecting text
You can also save information on a web page by copying text to another
program.
To copy text to another program:
1. Drag the pen across the screen to highlight an area of text that you want to
keep. Alternatively, select Select all on the Edit menu to highlight all the
text on a page.
2. Select Copy on the Edit menu, then paste the text into any other suitable
program, such as Word, using the Paste command in that program.
Tip! If you want to select an area of text which is larger than the area you can
currently see on screen, tap at the start of the area, then scroll to the end of the
text you want to select and tap on it whilst holding down the Shift key.
Saving images
You can also save images independently of the pages they are displayed on,
and view them again later using the browser.
To save an image:
1. Select the image by tapping on it, or pressing Tab until it has a border
around it.
2. On the File menu, select More Save image as. Give the image a name
and location on a local disk and select OK.
Viewing saved images
To view a saved image:
• Select Open file on the File menu, select the image you want to view and
select OK
,
or select the file on the Desktop screen and press Enter.
Tip! The Internet program can display JPG and GIF format images. It can
also display MBM format images when they are stored locally. This means
you can transfer any pictures or digital photographs in these formats from
your PC for viewing on your MC 218.
You can use MC 218 software to create HTML pages, and then select the
facility in the Internet program for opening local pages to view them. Below
are guidelines on the procedures for creating and viewing HTML pages, but
detailed instructions on writing HTML are beyond the scope of this manual.
To create HTML pages:
1. Use a text editor such as Word or Program to create and edit your HTML
document.
2. Select all the HTML text you have entered and select More Export as
text file on the File menu in Word, or More Export as text on the File
menu in Program.
3. Give the file a name and location and save it. Make sure the filename has
the ‘.htm’ or ‘.html’ extension. If you have used More Export as text
CREATING AND VIEWING YOUR OWN HTML PAGES
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