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Getting to Know Windows 98
Lesson 9: Displaying Web content in individual windows
3 Select Yes, but only tell me when this page is updated or
Yes, notify me of updates and download the page for offline
viewing.
4 Click Customize to see subscription options.
The Subscription Wizard starts.
5 Follow the wizard instructions.
HINT: If you have not connected to the Internet at this time,
you will see the Internet Connection Wizard before the Sub
scription Wizard. If you connect now, the Internet Connection
Wizard will guide you through the steps.
To update subscriptions to all Web sites, click My Computer,
point to Favorites, then click Update All Subscriptions.
To view your subscriptions, click My Computer, point to Favor
ites, then click Manage Subscriptions. The Subscriptions
window starts, with a list of your subscriptions. In this window,
you can delete, update, or modify your subscriptions.
Channels
HINT: You must be connected to the Internet to receive Chan
nels. If you have not done so, click on the Internet icon on
your desktop and the internet Connection Wizard will guide
you through the steps.
If subscriptions work like magazine subscriptions, then channels
are similar to TV channels. Instead of receiving periodic updates
of the Web sites, your computer has access to content that is
always available. A channel is a Web site that is designed to
deliver content to you—the content provider specifies what Web
content is delivered and how often.
To view the content in a channel, you can click one of the channel
buttons on the channel bar. The channel bar displays all channels
installed on your computer. You do not have to subscribe to a
Part I: Getting To Know Your Computer