gopher2 ng gopher leavePage resetPage leavePage gopher3 resetPage resetPage gopher3 resetPage resetPage gopher3 submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Navigating Gopher s easy to find your way around Gopher. Click on any items in listed folders to open them, or click on items in folders to open those items. Click Show Me to see the result of clicking the US State Department Travel Advisories folder. :PHYSSIZE Show Me buttonUp buttonUp gopher3 resetPage gopher3 pher3 resetPage gopher3 Show Me Using SPRY Gopher Siteite gopher3 :PHYSSIZE telnet4 izing telnet submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg You can customize Telnet sessions, varying everything from screen colors to login ports, and save your information to custom sessions. You can create auto login scripts for easy connections. You can capture your Telnet sessions to a file or your printer for later reference. You can edit Telnet host information. You can copy and paste information to your Telnet screen. r more information on SPRY Telnet, see the Whole Internet Guide, chapter 10, or consult the on-line help. Personalizing TelnetosaicSPRY Mosaic telnet5 e can I do? submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg You can use Telnet to access information from SPRY Mosaic and SPRY Gopher. You can search for information using archie servers (see your Whole Internet Guide for more information). You can access remote UNIX machines on which you have accounts or email. What Else Can I Do? mosaic12 can I do with mosaic submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Basic Internet Services Mosaic can access other Internet services: Gopher, News, and FTP. Using Mosaic, you can download files or read and post to newsgroups. Mosaic also offers basic email sending capabilities. For more advanced functionality, use the Internet In A Box applications (SPRY Gopher, News, Mail, and NFM). What Else Can I Do? :PHYSSIZE Address book BGD Backward Forward Print clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE Prompt Field Go to next page.age...ation. topics :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE Using the Address Book submenu submenu :PHYSSIZE print :PHYSSIZE Forward Backward mail9 ng your address book submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Updating Your Address Book You can add, edit, and delete addresses in the Address Book. To add a new address, click the Add button. Enter the alias name (i.e. the recipient s name, or the group s name, if there will be more than one Internet address). Then enter the address(es) in the Internet Address field and click OK. It s as easy as that! endnews mail5 gopher3 leavePage resetPage leavePage gopher resetPage resetPage gopher resetPage resetPage gopher submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Navigating Gopher You can open any items you find in Gopher by double-clicking them. The appropriate application will be opened. You can set up which items open which applications using the Associate feature. Click Show Me to see one of the travel advisories; since it is text, it will be opened by a word processor such as Notepad or Microsoft Write. :PHYSSIZE gopher :PHYSSIZE Show Me buttonUp buttonUp gopher resetPage gopher resetPage gopher Show Me Using SPRY Gopher Siteite gopher5 e can i do? submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg With Gopher, you can: retrieve files with the click of a button. retrace where you been, using Gopher easy-to-follow tree structure. search for information from gopher databases. immediately access pictures, sounds, and more. What Else Can I Do? telnet BGD Backward Forward Print clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE Prompt Field Go to next page.ge..x.ation. topics :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE submenu submenu print :PHYSSIZE Forward Backward using spry telnet submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg What is SPRY Telnet? Telnet is a handy "terminal emulation" application, which allows you to contact telnet servers on the Internet. Use Telnet to search library catalogs, sports schedules, research databases, interactive games (MUD s), and more. Using SPRY Telnet compose mail BGD Backward Forward Print clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE Prompt Field Go to next page.age.imation. topics :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE submenu submenu print :PHYSSIZE Forward Backward mail8 et is a live forum resetPage leavePage resetPage address book leavePage address book resetPage leavePage address book resetPage submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Addressing Your Message Click the Compose button on the Toolbar to send a message. Fill out the To: field with the email address of the recipcient. Mail addresses usually take the form name@place.ext. CC and BCC are used to send people copies of the message. You can use the address book to specify an address you have previously recorded. Click Show Me to see an address book. Show Me buttonUp buttonUp address book resetPage address book dress book resetPage address book Show Me address book :PHYSSIZE Composing MailSPRY MailccSPRY Mosaic mail10 he address book2 submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Updating Your Address Book If you ve copied the address from another application, clicking the Paste button will automatically insert the address! You can edit aliases in much the same way as creating new aliases. Select the alias you wish to edit, click on the Edit button, and you ll see the
dialog. Make any necessary changes, and click OK. enterBook endModule enterPage author buttonUp enterBook bookpath tour.ico bookPath courseName bookName author The scripts in this book have been removed and cannot be viewed. Any attempt to edit a script for an object may damage the book. endModule setStatus menu.tbk bookPath courseName enterPage subMenuPg submenu 0,75.3125,0 submenu 0,50.1875,0 submenu submenu 0,50,100 submenu 0,75.3125,0 submenu buttonUp online communication access to information access to programs showText arrow print print glossary glossary clearMenu clearPlaceMarks Topics Topics submenu submenuPg subMenuName exitModule menu.tbk Forward endModule endmosaic endmail endnews endtelnet endnfm endgopher buttonUp submenu Backward using spry news using spry gopher using spry telnet using spry mail using network file manager buttonUp submenu eatclicks bookPath courseName mail11 he address book3 submenuPg Using the Address Book is easy and intuitive. If you wish to mail to more than one recipient, select multiple addresses in the Address Book, or Select All to mail to everyone in your Address Book. If you want to CC: or BCC: someone, click on the corresponding button in the dialog (TO:, CC:, or BCC:) and select the appropriate alias. You can have several address books, if you like. submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box else can I do with nfm submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg With Network File Manger, you can: connect to multiple hosts concurrently. download multiple files. download files while other applications are running (even other Internet In A Box applications). sort and display files just as you do in Windows File Manager. log your NFM sessions. With Network File Manger, you can: connect to multiple hosts concurrently. download multiple files download files while other applications are running (even other Internet In A Box applications). sort and display files just as you do in Windows File Manager. log your NFM sessions. What Else Can I Do? mail12 your message resetPage leavePage resetPage spell check leavePage spell Check resetPage leavePage spell Check resetPage submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Typing Your Message You can type your mail message in the window that appears, using any of the navigation keys on your keyboard (arrow keys, Insert, Delete, Home, End) to move around the document. You can also use the Spell Check function to check your spelling before you send your mail. Click Show Me to see the Spell Check function. Show Me buttonUp buttonUp spell check resetPage spell check ell check resetPage spell check Show Me Composing MailSPRY MailccSPRY Mosaic spell check :PHYSSIZE ouseEnter mouseLeave mouseEnter leavePage mouseEnter connection host type user name password account auto save advanced svVisibleField mouseLeave svVisibleField leavePage svVisibleField host type user name password account auto save advanced svVisibleField mouseLeave svVisibleField leavePage svVisibleField submenuName touring with internet in a box submenuPg When you start NFM, you ll be asked to supply information about the FTP Server to which you want to connect. Point to the fields and buttons on the dialog box for a description... :PHYSSIZE connection host type user name password account auto save advanced connection Connection is a name you can use to save your connection information....... Host is the Internet address of the FTP server; it can be an address like ftp.spry.com or 165.121.2.2...22222222222 host type Host Type is the type of FTP server you re connecting to. In most instances, Auto detect is the best option............... user name User Name is the name you login with. This can be anonymous, if you re connecting to an anonymous FTP site................. password Password is the password you use to connect to the server. If you re connecting to an anonymous FTP site, you should use your email address for the password........................ account Account is an additional option used by a few servers. You will usually not need to fill out this option...............use your email address for the password...................... auto save Auto Save To Connection List gives you the option of saving your Connection information under the name specified in the Connection field. You will be able to choose the Connection from the Connection drop down list the next time you connect................................... advanced The Advanced button produces a screen that allows you to specify advanced connection options. In most cases, you will not need to specify these options............................ Connecting to an FTP Site using spry telnet mail10 using network file manager mosaic7 mosaic9 mosaic14 telnet5 gopher4 mosaic10 mail2 mail6 telnet3 gopher NFM BGD Backward Forward Print clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE Prompt Field Go to next page.age.imation. topics :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE submenu submenu print :PHYSSIZE Forward Backward using network file manager nager submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg What is the Network File Manager? Network File Manager allows you to transfer files using FTP (File Transfer Protocol), a method used to transfer files on the Internet. Using Network File Manager, you can connect to an FTP Server, and download files. Public (or anonymous) FTP servers contain shareware and freeware applications, images, text files, sounds, and more. Using Network File Manager is nfm? resetPage leavePage resetPage leavePage resetPage leavePage resetPage submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg What is NFM? Network File Manager (NFM) allows you to use FTP to transfer files. If you know how to use Windows File Manager, you already know how to use NFM. When you open NFM, the Windows File Manager opens below it. Drag a file from NFM to a directory in File Manager, and the file is copied! Click Show Me to see NFM drag and drop in action. Show Me buttonUp buttonUp resetPage nfmcrsr nfmcrsr nfmcrsr nfmcrsr nfmcrsr nfmcrsr nfmcrsr nfmcrsr Show Me nfmcrsr clockr22.zip 105702 3/20/95 9:10:00am annnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnnn Using Network File Manager NFM BGD compose mail BGD are ftp servers? submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg What are FTP Servers? FTP Servers are machines out on the Internet that allow you to connect to them and transfer files. Anonymous FTP Servers are servers that are available for everyone to access. You may find FTP server addresses on World Wide Web home pages or in news articles, or someone might email you an FTP Server address. You can then use NFM to access it. Using Network File Manager connecting to an ftp site mosaic3 news8 connect info BGD Backward Forward Print clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE Prompt Field Go to next page.age...ation. topics :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE submenu submenu print :PHYSSIZE Forward Backward ing your connection informa submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Changing your Connection Information NFM Connections can be used to simplify connecting to FTP Servers. You can change the Connection information for any of the Connections you create by choosing Edit Connection List in the File menu. You can use this dialog to add, edit, and delete Connections from your personal Connection list. Personalizing NFMY MosaicSPRY Mosaic gopher BGD Backward Forward Print clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE Prompt Field Go to next page.age.imation. topics :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE submenu submenu print :PHYSSIZE Forward Backward connect info BGD open telnet session BGD using spry gopher submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg What is SPRY Gopher? SPRY Gopher lets you access Internet Gopher servers, which organize Internet information by subject. You can use Gopher to: browse through volumes of information quickly. search the Internet for any topic. find information in text files, graphic files, and many more formats. Using SPRY Gopher Siteite Globe BGD gopher BGD Address book BGD gopher4 izing gopher submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg You can easily personalize Gopher to match your interests and needs. You can make custom Gopher windows for folders you access frequently. In the right Gopher pane, highlight a folder you use often, and click on the Create button. Click on the Save button and give your custom window a name. A gopher window will be created, as shown. You can open this window at any time. :PHYSSIZE Personalizing Gopherteite News BGD news3 r newsgroups submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Popular Newsgroups Some popular newsgroups include alt. (alternative), where you ll find topics from technical writing to music; comp. (computer) for everything about computers; rec. for recreation, and many more. Your News Server may carry alt.internet.i-box, the Internet In A Box-dedicated newsgroup. If it s not there, you may want to ask your Internet Service Provider to begin carrying it. Using SPRY Newsic Popular newsgroups updating your address book endnfm mosaic4 news4 g newsgroups resetPage leavePage resetPage newsgroup leavePage newsgroup resetPage leavePage newsgroup resetPage submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Opening Newsgroups You can browse through newsgroups and open them to displays lists of messages. News uses the newsgroup browser to allow you to display newsgroups. Just double-click on any newsgroup in the newsgroup browser to open it and see the available articles. Click Show Me to see an opened newsgroup. newsgroup :PHYSSIZE Show Me buttonUp buttonUp newsgroup resetPage newsgroup newsgroup resetPage newsgroup Show Me Using SPRY Newsic gopher2 endtelnet mosaic12 gopher6 news5 g articles resetPage leavePage resetPage article leavePage article resetPage leavePage article resetPage submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Reading Articles Reading messages (called articles) in SPRY News is a snap--as easy as point and click. When you have a newsgroup open, just double-click on an article that interests you. The article will open, and you can read it; you can then move to the previous or next article in the newsgroup or go back to the original list of articles. Click Show Me to display an article. Show Me buttonUp buttonUp article resetPage article article resetPage article Show Me Using SPRY Newsic newsgroup :PHYSSIZE article :PHYSSIZE changing your connection informa mail13 using spry gopher mail1- news6 g, follow-up, and replying submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Posting, Follow-up and Replying Participating in news discussions is easy. You can post (add) an article to a newsgroup by clicking on the Post button. This opens the dialog box. Type your article and click the Header button to give the article a subject. Click Send when you re ready to post your article to the newsgroup. :PHYSSIZE Using SPRY Newsic news7 up comment submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Posting, Follow-up and Replying If you can t resist making a follow-up comment on an article you read in News, select the article and click the FollowUp button. The dialog appears. The follow-up article header is automatically filled out, and the article you selected is automatically included. Type your article, and click Send to post the follow up article. :PHYSSIZE Using SPRY Newsic news11 news8 d personally submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Posting, Follow-up and Replying If you d rather keep your response personal, you can send an email message directly to the person who posted an article. Highlight the article you want to reply to, and click the Reply button. The dialog box will allow you to type an email reply. :PHYSSIZE Using SPRY Newsic news10 mosaic13 endmail gopher3 news9 alizing news resetPage leavePage resetPage newspg2 leavePage newspg2 resetPage leavePage newspg2 resetPage submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg News is easy to personalize: You can have a signature file at the end of every News posting. You can set preferences for viewing the newsgroups and articles. You can drag and drop newsgroups from the Newsgroup Browser into personal groups. Click Show Me to see the rec.music.video newsgroup added to a personal group. newspg :PHYSSIZE Personalizing Newssssss newscrsr newspg2 :PHYSSIZE Show Me buttonUp buttonUp newspg2 resetPage newscrsr newscrsr newscrsr newscrsr newspg2 newscrsr newscrsr newscrsr newscrsr newspg2 Show Me news11 news articles submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Sorting News Articles You can change the method used to sort news articles by changing the Sort by options in the View menu. You can sort articles by subject, author, date, and size. You can also sort using threading, a method used to group articles with their follow up articles; a "threaded" newsgroup is shown. Threading allows you to easily trace the "thread" of any topic. Personalizing Newssssss :PHYSSIZE news12 se can I do with news submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg With News, the possibilities are unlimited. You can: copy and paste, print, and save postings. learn about thousands of topics. share expertise with others. get product and technical support. download and automatically decode files...udes the tour of SPRY News. For more information on SPRY News, see the Whole Internet Guide, chapter 8, or consult the on-line help. What Else Can I Do? telnet4 using spry mail ve forum submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Introduction One of the biggest attractions to the Internet is electronic mail. Using your PC, you can send and receive letters to and from people all over the world. It s free (once you have an Internet Access Account), it s fast, and it s efficient! Using SPRY Mailic mail login BGD Backward Forward Print clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE Prompt Field Go to next page.age.imation. topics :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE Connecting to SPRY Maill submenu submenu print :PHYSSIZE Forward Backward mail2 ail features submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg SPRY Mail features: Custom folders for your email Easy to use address book Spell checking On- or off-line composing MIME and UUCODE support Using SPRY Mailic mail4 dialog live forum submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Login Dialog To connect to your mailbox, you ll need to fill out the information in the login dialog: The address of the mail host where your mail is stored. Your username for accessing mail Your password for accessing mail. mail login BGD mail5 tion options submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Connection Options You can also Work Off-line to compose mail and read mail you ve stored in folders. Check Remember Password to have Mail automatically remember your password. news2 endmosaic mail4 news6 mail3 submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Mail Servers You can t connect to the Internet around the clock, so your Internet Service Provider has provided a mailbox for you. Your email waits for you to connect to your mailbox and retrieve it. Click Show Me to learn how to connect to your mailbox. forward Show Me Connecting to Mailllllll mail6 alizing spry mail submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Personalize Mail to your preferences: Add your personal signature to mail messages. Change the order mail messages are displayed. Set how often mail is checked, and how you are notified. Drag and drop your mail into custom folders you create. Click Show Me to see a demonstration of drag and drop and Mail folders. folders. Show Me buttonUp buttonUp mailCrsr mailCrsr mailCrsr mailCrsr default mailCrsr mailCrsr mailCrsr default Show Me mailCrsr Personalizing SPRY MailccSPRY Mosaic news3 g the address book what else can I do with nfm telnet2 ouseEnter mouseLeave mouseEnter leavePage mouseEnter session Name custom session svVisibleField mouseLeave svVisibleField leavePage svVisibleField custom session svVisibleField mouseLeave svVisibleField leavePage svVisibleField submenuname touring with internet in a box submenuPg To connect with Telnet, type in either a Host Name, Session Name, or IP address, or select a Host or Custom Session from the lists. To make a connection, specify the telnet location you want to connect to and click OK. Point to the fields on the dialog box for a description... :PHYSSIZE session name custom session session name A Host is a valid Internet address (i.e. archie.internic.net). A Session Name is the name of a custom session (you can just double-click on the custom session). An IP address is a valid Internet IP address; i.e. 198.49.45.10. The Port is an Internet specification. Use the default setting, unless you know that you should connect to a different port. custom session A Custom Session is a custom Telnet session you create that uses your terminal and session preferences. t port. Connecting To A Telnet Site mail13 se can I do with mail submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg With SPRY Mail, you can ... send files to other people. join Internet mailing lists. reply and forward. save and print mail messages. reach professional and business contacts. More and more people are getting on the Internet each day--move to the future and communicate with email! What Else Can I Do? News BGD Backward Forward Print clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE Prompt Field Go to next page.age.imation. topics :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE submenu submenu :PHYSSIZE print :PHYSSIZE Forward Backward using spry news ve forum submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg What is News? News is a network of discussion groups, much like a computer-based bulletin board. Messages are posted to newsgroups. You can follow the ongoing discussions, and, if you wish, add messages to the newsgroup or send mail directly to a message s author. News keeps you in touch with people with common interests--choose from thousands of newsgroup topics! Using SPRY Newsic news2 ervers submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg News Servers A News Server is the message board you "tack" your message to. Your Internet Service Provider will probably give you rights to use their News Server; note that most News Servers are not publicly available on the Internet. News Servers carry different sets of newsgroups; ask your Service Provider if you would like to see a particular newsgroup that is not on your News Server. Using SPRY Newsic news4 mosaic5 endmail information on mail lastsubmenuPg submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg This concludes the tour of SPRY Mail. For more information on using SPRY Mail, see The Whole Internet User s Guide, Chapter 7, or consult the on-line help. For more information about the other Internet In A Box applications, continue with the Quick Tour. For More Information endgopher nformation on gopher lastsubmenuPg submenuName touring with internet in a box submenuPg This concludes the tour of SPRY Gopher. For more information on using SPRY Gopher, see The Whole Internet User s Guide, Chapter 9, or consult the on-line help. For more information about the other Internet In A Box applications, continue with the Quick Tour. Quick Tour. Quick Tour. For More Information Plain BGD telnet BGD endnews information on news lastsubmenuPg submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg This concludes the tour of SPRY News. For more information on using SPRY News, see The Whole Internet User s Guide, Chapter 8, or consult the on-line help. For more information about the other Internet In A Box applications, continue with the Quick Tour. For More Information Touring with internet in a box mosaic11 mail12 news5 for more information on mosaic using spry mail navigating gopher for more information on gopher connecting to ftp site mosaic2 mosaic6 endtelnet nformation on telnet lastsubmenuPg submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg This concludes the tour of SPRY Telnet. For more information on using SPRY Telnet, see The Whole Internet User s Guide, Chapter 10, or consult the on-line help. For more information about the other Internet In A Box applications, continue with the Quick Tour. uick Tour. Quick Tour. For More Information mail11 mosaic10 to hotlist submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg What is a URL? URL (Uniform Resource Locator) is a method used to identify World Wide Web addresses. A sample URL is http://www.spry.com. The first part of a URL indicates the address type: http:// indicates a link to a WWW home page. ftp:// indicates a link to an ftp server. news: indicates a link to a news server. gopher:// indicates a link to a gopher server. Using URL's :PHYSSIZE mosaic11 find url's submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg How Can I Find URL Finding URL s isn t as hard as it seems. As you use your Internet In A Box software (for instance, Mail or News), you ll meet people who have been to places you want to visit in SPRY Mosaic. They ll be able to give you URL s. Jot them down, or just copy and paste them into the dialog (accessed under the File menu). Click OK, and you re on your way! Using URL's :PHYSSIZE Mail BGD Backward Forward Print clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE Prompt Field Go to next page.age.imation. topics :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE submenu submenu :PHYSSIZE print :PHYSSIZE Forward Backward mail8 mosaic2 n my screen? submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg What s On My Screen? The Toolbar: quick access to important navigation and command buttons. The Document Title/URL bar: lists addresses for current and recent documents you viewed. The Status Bar: informs you of the locations of WWW home pages and download and transfer status in percentages. Using SPRY Mosaic news7 news9 connecting to telnet site2 gopher5 using hyperlinks using spry news personalizing telnet what else can I do with mosaic mosaic3 perlinks submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Using Hyperlinks Hyperlinks are indicated by their blue border or blue text. You can navigate the Internet just by clicking on a hyperlink. By clicking on text or graphic hyperlinks, you can travel to the associated document--sometimes you ll jump halfway around the world! Click Show Me to see a hyperlink in action. Show Me buttonUp buttonUp moscrsr moscrsr moscrsr moscrsr moscrsr moscrsr moscrsr moscrsr moscrsr moscrsr moscrsr moscrsr moscrsr moscrsr Show Me wizard link moscrsr Using SPRY Mosaic wizard BGD Mail BGD mosaic6 rnet in a box wizard submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg The Internet In A Box Wizard Sometimes even a home page can t get you the information you need. The Internet Wizard, an important part of your Internet In A Box software, can help you search for information. Enter a topic in the search string field, and the Wizard will search the Web for related sites--all in a matter of minutes! Just click on one of the hyperlinks the Wizard returns, and you re off on your way!!! Finding Information with SPRY Mosaic mosaic8 for more information on hotlists for more information on mail personalizing news what is nfm? mosaic7 tlists submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Using Hotlists You can personalize SPRY Mosaic by arranging your favorite home pages into Hotlists. These are collections of documents arranged into folders and subfolders. To make navigating the Internet even easier, you can choose to add your Hotlists to the menu bar. Click Show Me to learn how to add a homepage to a hotlist. :PHYSSIZE Forward Show Me Personalizing SPRY MosaicSPRY Mosaic mail7 mail9 news12 endgopher telnet2 telnet6 Whole Internet BGD Touring with internet in a box buttonUp buttonUp these things are tools mosaic using spry mosaic using spry news using spry mail using network file manager gopher using spry gopher telnet using spry telnet goSubMenu subMenuPg mosaic using spry mosaic using spry news using spry mail using network file manager gopher using spry gopher telnet using spry telnet goSubMenu subMenuPg Welcome to "Touring With Internet In A Box," a computer-based tutorial for accessing the Internet using Internet In A Box. Use this tutorial to get started--you ll learn the basics of connecting with and using your Internet In A Box software. For more advanced information on your new applications, see The Whole Internet User s Guide. Click on an icon to learn more about that application. mosaic Backward Touring With Internet In A Box mosaic SPRY Mosaic :PHYSSIZE SPRY News gopher gopher :PHYSSIZE gopher SPRY Gopher :PHYSSIZE SPRY Mail :PHYSSIZE NFMarrrrrrrrrrrrrrrr telnet telnet :PHYSSIZE telnet SPRY Telnet mosaic :PHYSSIZE endmosaic nformation on mosaic lastsubmenuPg submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg This concludes the tour of SPRY Mosaic. For more information on using SPRY Mosaic, see The Whole Internet User s Guide, Chapter 5, or consult the on-line help. For more information about the other Internet In A Box applications, continue with the Quick Tour. For More Information endnfm e information on NFM lastsubmenuPg submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg This concludes the tour of SPRY Network File Manager. For more information on using SPRY Network FIle Manager, see The Whole Internet User s Guide, Chapter 6, or consult the on-line help. For more information about the other Internet In A Box applications, continue with the Quick Tour. For More Information System System ms sans serif times new roman system MS Sans Serif symbol MS Sans Serif Touring With Internet In A Box at Is the Internet? times new roman small fonts iboxhome BGD Backward Forward Print clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE Prompt Field Go to next page.e animation. topics :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE submenu submenu print :PHYSSIZE Forward Backward Plain BGD submenu textBox Prompt Field o to Menu page.age.imation. Backward Backward Forward Forward Print clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE topics :PHYSSIZE submenu :PHYSSIZE print :PHYSSIZE Using Spry mosaic forum submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg What is Mosaic? SPRY Mosaic is the Internet In A Box World Wide Web browser. The World Wide Web (WWW) is a vast, ever-expanding collection of documents and information distributed on Web servers. This data includes on-line magazines, newspapers, library and training resources, shopping malls, shareware, and much more. SPRY Mosaic brings it all to your desktop! Using SPRY Mosaic wizard BGD TextBox Prompt Field Go to next page.age..mation. Backward Forward Print buttonUp buttonUp printpagesCtrlP ntpagesCtrlP clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE topics :PHYSSIZE ^ :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE submenu submenu print :PHYSSIZE Forward Backward mosaic8 page to hotlist submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Using Hotlists To add the current home page to a hotlist, click on the Hotlist button, click on the Add button, and select "Document." You will see the dialog. Click OK to accept the current home page address. You can add the address for any home page, if you know the address. Just type in the address and give it a title that will help you recognize it later. :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE Personalizing SPRY MosaicSPRY Mosaic iboxhome BGD Whole Internet BGD Backward Forward Print clearMenu Topics glossary clearMenu k Force, Business2, Eraser :PHYSSIZE Glossary :PHYSSIZE Prompt Field Go to next page.age..mation. topics :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE :PHYSSIZE submenu submenu print :PHYSSIZE Forward Backward mosaic9 information on hotlists submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Using Hotlists For more information on using Hotlists, see Chapter 5 of The Whole Internet User s Guide.......iews and experiences with other people via SPRY Mail and SPRY News. You can give and receive help, read the latest news, and just joke about life with someone on the other side of the world!! Personalizing SPRY MosaicSPRY Mosaic news10 l groups submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Using Personal Groups Personal Groups allows you to easily group newsgroups together. You can create Personal Groups by choosing Personal Group in the Window menu, clicking the New button, and naming the Personal Group. You can then drag and drop the applicable newsgroups to it. The Personal Group command will also allow you to rename and delete Personal Groups. newspg2 :PHYSSIZE Personalizing Newssssss newspg :PHYSSIZE newspg2 :PHYSSIZE Using Spry mosaic for more information on NFM personal groups mail3 mosaic4 information with spry mo submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Using Hyperlinks There you are! Clicking on hyperlinks can bring you to the most surprising and interesting home pages on the World Wide Web. You may notice that the Internet In A Box home page and/or the Internet Wizard home page don t look exactly like they do in this tutorial. Don t worry: home pages change--often. They are being constantly updated and improved. Finding Information with SPRY Mosaic mosaic5 rnet in a box home page submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg The Internet In A Box Home Page Sometimes you might not even know where to start your journey. That s why Internet In A Box ships with a default home page--a place to start your search. Home pages can be a good resource for finding other home pages. Pictured here is the Internet In A Box home page, where you can find information and support for Internet In A Box and other SPRY products. Finding Information with SPRY Mosaic mosaic13 submenuName Touring with Internet In a Box submenuPg Viewers Internet In A Box is equipped with its own GIF and JPEG viewer, SPRY ImageView. You can also configure other viewers--sound and movie players, for example--for use wth Mosaic; many freeware and shareware viewers are available on the Internet. 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