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- Address Book
- Address Book window
- Address Book menu items
- Alerts
- Network Preferences|Protocols
- Security|General
- Appearance
- General|Appearance
- Mail and News|Appearance
- Applications
- General|Helpers
- Auto Load images
- Viewing inline images
- Options
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- Back command
- Quickly, how do I start?
- Go
- Pop-up Menu
- Backgrounds
- Content area, frames, and text fields
- General|Colors
- Bcc (Mail Bcc)
- Message Composition window
- Bookmarks
- Linking via buttons and menu items
- Using history and bookmark lists
- Saving pages
- Bookmarks list
- Bookmarks window
- Bookmarks menu items
- Bookmarks
- Pop-up Menu
- How do you create cascading (hierarchical) bookmark menus?
- How do you convert hotlists to bookmarks?
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- Cache
- Network|Cache
- What is a cache and how does it work?
- What is the difference between memory cache and disk cache?
- What is the recommended size for each cache?
- Cc (Mail Cc)
- Message Composition window
- Certificates
- Security Preferences|Personal Certificates
- Security|Site Certificates
- How does Netscape's security technology protect me?
- To what degree can SSL security protect me?
- What does the Document Information page tell me?
- Are certificates required and where do you get one?
- Client pull
- What's the purpose of server push and client pull?
- Colors
- Finding, starting and stopping links
- Changing styles, fonts, and colors
- Window summary
- General|Colors
- Composition
- Mail and News|Composition
- Connections
- Network|Connections
- Content area
- Content area, frames, and text fields
- Cookie
- Network Preferences|Protocols
- Customer Showcase
- Directory
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- Directory window
- Directory
- Directory commands
- Window summary
- Directory buttons
- Directory
- Disk cache (See: Cache)
- Document information
- Identifying secure information
- Window summary
- Security indicators
- Document information
- File
- What does the Document Information page tell me?
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- Edit menu
- Printing and finding
- Edit
- Email (See: Mail)
- Encoding
- Document information
- General|Fonts
- Encryption (See: Security)
- Error messages
- Content area, frames, and text fields
- External images
- Viewing external images
- Where do I find helper applications?
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- File menu
- Printing and finding
- Using the Message Composition window
- Message Composition window
- File
- How can I save files and images onto my hard disk?
- Find commands
- Printing and finding
- Edit
- Firewalls
- Network|Proxies
- What should I know about firewalls?
- Fixed font
- Changing styles, fonts, and colors
- General|Fonts
- Fonts
- Changing styles, fonts, and colors
- General|Fonts
- Forms
- Filling in forms
- Identifying secure information
- Security indicators
- Forward command
- Go
- Pop-up Menu
- Frames
- Understanding pages and frames
- Printing and finding
- Content area, frames, and text fields
- Frequently Asked Questions
- Help
- FTP
- Network Preferences|Protocols
- How do I download and upload files using
FTP?
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- General preferences
- General|Appearance
- General|Applications
- General|Colors
- General|Fonts
- General|Helpers
- General|Images
- General|Language
- GIF
- Viewing external images
- How can I save files and images onto my hard disk?
- What is dithering and how is it used?
- What are the MIME types used by helper applications?
- Gopher
- Why might I use Gopher?
- Go menu
- Go
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- Handbook
- What will I learn in this
handbook?
- Help
- Help menu
- Help
- Helper applications (See: Helpers)
- Helpers
- General|Helpers
- Where do I find helper applications?
- What are the MIME types used by helper applications?
- What are MIME, Types files, and Mailcap files?
- History command
- Linking via buttons and menu
items
- Using history and bookmark
lists
- Go
- Home command
- Go
- Home page
- Selecting a home page
- Directory
- Hotlists (See: Bookmarks)
- HTML
- Saving pages
- View
- General|Helpers
- How do I learn to write HTML and publish pages?
- HTTP
- Knowing that every page has a unique
URL
- Identifying secure information
- Network|Proxies
- What's the purpose of server push and client pull?
- What are the MIME types used by helper applications?
- HTTPS
- Identifying secure information
- Security indicators
- How can I tell when security is in effect?
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- Identity
- Mail and News|Identity
- Images
- Viewing inline images
- Viewing external images
- Pop-up Menu
- General|Images
- How can I save files and images onto my hard disk?
- What is dithering and how is it used?
- INI file
- Are there any Windows-specific tips or tricks?
- What are proxies and SOCKS?
- Inline images
- Viewing inline images
- Pop-up Menu
- General|Images
- How can I save files and images onto my hard disk?
- Internet
- Seeing the Internet
- What's good on the Internet?
- Directory
- Help
- What is the World Wide Web's place in the Internet?
- How can I access the Internet?
- Internet shortcuts
- Pop-up Menu
- How do Windows 95 shortcuts work?
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- Japanese encoding (See: Encoding)
- Java
- What do I need to know about plug-ins, JavaScript, and Java?
- Network Preferences|Languages
- JavaScript
- What do I need to know about plug-ins, JavaScript, and Java?
- Network Preferences|Languages
- JPEG
- Viewing external images
- How can I save files and images onto my hard disk?
- What is dithering and how is it used?
- What are the MIME types used by helper applications?
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- Keys
- Understanding public key technology
- To what degree can SSL security protect me?
- What does the Document Information page tell me?
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- Language
- General|Language
- Languages
- What do I need to know about plug-ins, JavaScript, and Java?
- Network Preferences|Languages
- Link styles
- Changing styles, fonts, and colors
- General|Appearance
- Links
- Finding, starting and stopping links
- Linking via buttons and menu items
- Changing styles, fonts, and colors
- Window summary
- Pop-up Menu
- General|Appearance
- Load Images
- Viewing inline images
- View
- General|Images
- Pop-up Menu
- Location
- Knowing that every page has a unique
URL
- Content area, frames, and text fields
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- Macintosh
- How can Mac and UNIX users install
basic Netscape?
- Are there any Macintosh-specific tips or tricks?
- Mail
- Setting up email and news
- Receiving and sending email
- Using the Mail window
- Using the Message Composition window
- Message Composition window
- Mail window
- Mail toolbar buttons
- Mail menu items
- Mail and News|Appearance
- Mail and News|Composition
- Mail and News|Servers
- Mail and News|Identity
- Mail and News|Organization
- Network Preferences|Protocols
- What does each part of an Internet address mean?
- Mail and News preferences
- Mail and News|Appearance
- Mail and News|Composition
- Mail and News|Servers
- Mail and News|Identity
- Mail and News|Organization
- Mailcap file (See: MIME)
- Mail Document
- Using the Message Composition window
- Saving pages
- Message Composition window
- File
- Mail icon
- Receiving and sending email
- Window summary
- Mail window
- Mailto
- Finding, starting and stopping links
- Mail window
- Memory cache (See: Cache)
- Menu items
- Linking via buttons and menu items
- How do you create cascading (hierarchical) bookmark menus?
- Message Composition window
- Sending email and news
- Using the Message Composition window
- Message Composition window
- Mail window
- News window
- Movies (See: Helper applications)
- MIME types
- General|Helpers
- Mail and News|Composition
- What are the MIME types used by helper applications?
- What are MIME, Types files, and Mailcap files?
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- Netscape Communications Corporation
- Directory
- Help
- Where can I learn more about the company and its products?
- Netscape
- How can beginning Internet users
install Netscape?
- How can Windows users install basic
Netscape?
- How can Mac and UNIX users install
basic Netscape?
- Help
- Network preferences
- Network|Cache
- Network|Connections
- Network|Proxies
- Network Preferences|Protocols
- Network Preferences|Languages
- News
- Setting up email and news
- Using the Message Composition window
- Receiving and sending news
- Using the News window
- Exploring Usenet news
- Message Composition window
- News window
- News toolbar buttons
- News menu items
- Directory
- Mail and News|Appearance
- Mail and News|Composition
- Mail and News|Servers
- Mail and News|Identity
- Mail and News|Organization
- How does the News area work?
- News file
- Exploring Usenet news
- News toolbar buttons
- Mail and News|Servers
- How does the News area work?
- Newsgroups (see: News)
- NNTP
- Setting up email and news
- Mail and News|Servers
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- OLE
- How does Netscape work as an OLE server and container?
- Open file
- Selecting a home page
- Saving pages
- File
- How can I save files and images onto my hard disk?
- Are there any Macintosh-specific tips or tricks?
- Are there any Windows-specific tips or tricks?
- Open location
- Knowing that every page has a unique
URL
- Linking via buttons and menu items
- File
- Options menu
- Choosing the screen look
- Selecting a home page
- Options
- Options preferences panels
- Options
- Organization
- Mail and News|Organization
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- Page
- What's on each Netscape page?
- Understanding pages and frames
- Knowing that every page has a unique
URL
- What's the purpose of server push and client pull?
- Passwords
- Mail window
- Security Preferences|Passwords
- People
- Directory
- Personal Certificates
- Security Preferences|Personal Certificates
- Are certificates required and where do you get one?
- Plug-ins
- How can Mac and UNIX users install
basic Netscape?
- What do I need to know about plug-ins,
JavaScript, and Java?
- Help
- What are plug-ins?
- Pop-up menu
- Saving pages
- Pop-up Menu
- How can I save files and images onto my hard disk?
- How do Windows 95 shortcuts work?
- Ports
- Network|Proxies
- PPP
- What are SLIP and PPP?
- Preferences command
- Options
- General|Appearance
- General|Applications
- General|Colors
- General|Fonts
- General|Helpers
- General|Images
- General|Language
- Mail and News|Appearance
- Mail and News|Composition
- Mail and News|Servers
- Mail and News|Identity
- Mail and News|Organization
- Network|Cache
- Network|Connections
- Network|Proxies
- Network Preferences|Protocols
- Network Preferences|Languages
- Security|General
- Security Preferences|Passwords
- Security Preferences|Personal Certificates
- Security|Site Certificates
- Print commands
- Printing and finding
- File
- Progress bar
- Window summary
- Proportional font
- Changing styles, fonts, and colors
- General|Fonts
- Protocols
- Knowing that every page has a unique
URL
- General|Helpers
- What are the MIME types used by helper applications?
- Proxies
- Network|Proxies
- What should I know about firewalls?
- What are proxies and SOCKS?
- Public key (See: Keys)
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- Refresh
- View
- Registry
- Are there any Windows-specific tips or tricks?
- What are proxies and SOCKS?
- Release notes
- Where should I start?
- Are there any Windows-specific tips or tricks?
- Are there any UNIX-specific tips or tricks?
- Reload
- Viewing inline images
- Toolbar
- View
- Network|Cache
- What is a cache and how does it work?
- Reload Frame
- View
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- Save commands
- Saving pages
- File
- Pop-up Menu
- How can I save files and images onto my hard disk?
- Search engines
- Directory buttons
- Directory
- Secure Sockets Layer (see: SSL)
- Security
- Identifying secure information
- Understanding public key technology
- Window summary
- Security indicators
- Document information
- Help
- Security|General
- Security Preferences|Passwords
- Security Preferences|Personal Certificates
- Security|Site Certificates
- Where can I learn about Internet security?
- Can I safely transmit information such as credit card numbers?
- How does Netscape's security technology protect me?
- To what degree can SSL security protect me?
- How can I tell when security is in effect?
- What does the Document Information page tell me?
- Are certificates required and where do you get one?
- Security preferences
- Security|General
- Security Preferences|Passwords
- Security Preferences|Personal Certificates
- Security|Site Certificates
- Server list
- News window
- How does the News area work?
- Server push
- What's the purpose of server push and client pull?
- Servers
- Knowing that every page has a unique
URL
- Document information
- Mail and News|Servers
- What should I know about firewalls?
- Shortcuts
- How do Windows 95 shortcuts work?
- Show commands
- Choosing the screen look
- Options
- Signature file
- Using the Message Composition window
- Message Composition window
- Mail and News|Identity
- Site Certificates
- Security|Site Certificates
- Are certificates required and where do you get one?
- SLIP
- What are SLIP and PPP?
- SMTP
- Setting up email and news
- Mail and News|Servers
- SNEWS
- Identifying secure information
- Security indicators
- How can I tell when security is in effect?
- SOCKS
- Network|Proxies
- What should I know about firewalls?
- What are proxies and SOCKS?
- Sounds (See: Helper applications)
- Source
- Saving pages
- View
- General|Helpers
- How do I learn to write HTML and publish pages?
- SSL
- Security|General
- Where can I learn about Internet security?
- How does Netscape's security technology protect me?
- To what degree can SSL security protect me?
- How can I tell when security is in effect?
- Status indicator
- Window summary
- Status message
- Content area, frames, and text fields
- Stop Loading command
- Finding, starting and stopping links
- Styles
- Changing styles, fonts, and colors
- General|Appearance
- Mail and News|Appearance
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- TCP/IP
- What are TCP/IP and Winsocks?
- Telnet
- General|Helpers
- Toolbar
- Linking via buttons and menu items
- Changing styles, fonts, and colors
- Toolbar
- Types file (See: MIME)
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- Uniform Resource Locator
- Knowing that every page has a unique
URL
- UNIX
- How can Mac and UNIX users install
basic Netscape?
- Are there any UNIX-specific tips or tricks?
- Upgrades
- Help
- URL
- Knowing that every page has a unique
URL
- Message Composition window
- URL link icon
- Window summary
- Usenet
- Setting up email and news
- Receiving and sending news
- Exploring Usenet news
- News window
- News menu items
- Mail and News|Servers
- How does the News area work?
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- View Bookmarks
- Bookmarks list
- Bookmarks window
- Bookmarks menu items
- Bookmarks
- View menu
- Document information
- View
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- Wallpaper
- Pop-up Menu
- Web (See: World Wide Web)
- Window commands
- Netscape window
- Window summary
- Window
- General|Appearance
- Mail and News|Appearance
- Window menu
- Window
- Window styles
- Changing styles, fonts, and colors
- Selecting a home page
- General|Appearance
- Windows
- How can Windows users install basic
Netscape?
- How does Netscape work as an OLE server and container?
- Are there any Windows-specific tips or tricks?
- How do Windows 95 shortcuts work?
- Winsocks
- What are TCP/IP and Winsocks?
- World Wide Web
- Seeing the Internet
- Help
- What is the World Wide Web's place in the Internet?
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- XBM
- Viewing external images
- What are the MIME types used by helper applications?
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