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file on the File menu in Word to create the file, this will mean removing
the ‘.txt’ extension in the Export text file dialog.
To view HTML pages you have created:
• Select Open file on the File menu to open and view the pages as you
would any other locally-held web page.
You can use the Internet program to look at the HTML source code of web
pages you have retrieved. This may be useful to you if you are interested in
creating your own HTML pages and want to see how an effect is achieved.
To view the HTML source of the current web page:
1. With the page open, select Show page source
on the Tools
menu.
2. The Internet program will retrieve the HTML source. This may require a
connection to the Internet to be made if you are offline.
3. Once the HTML source code has been retrieved, you can review and edit
it, and select the Save as
button to save the HTML as a file on your
machine.
To return to viewing the web page as normal:
• Select Show page source
on the Too ls
menu to remove the tick.
Some web pages have links which enable you to send Internet mail directly
from the Internet browser. You can identify this kind of link by the ‘Mailto:’
prefix in the address which appears when you select the link. It will normally
also be indicated in the text surrounding the link.
To send a mail message using a link:
1. Select the link by tapping on it. Check that the link begins with the
‘Mailto:’ prefix.
2. Tap the link again or press Enter. This will open the Message program’s
message editor.
3. Enter your message subject and then the message. The ‘To:’ line of the
message will already be completed with the address specified in the link.
4. When you have finished writing your message, tap the Save to outbox
button on the toolbar. The mail will be sent the next time you transfer mail
using the Message program.
Tip! For further information on editing mail messages, see the “Message”
chapter.
The Internet program has a number of options for changing the way
information is displayed in order to increase the amount of space on the
screen:
VIEWING HTML SOURCE
SENDING MAIL FROM A WEB PAGE
CHANGING THE SCREEN DISPLAY IN INTERNET
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