Your browser can contain the following items:

• The menu bar, which lets you perform browser tasks.

• The browser toolbar, which provides access to commonly used browser tasks.

• The location field, which displays the address or Universal Resource Locator (URL) of the page you're viewing.

• Directory buttons, which provide links to pages with information and tools for browsing the World Wide Web.

• The content area, which displays Organizer Web Calendar.

• The status field, at the bottom of the browser window, which displays status messages (such as when a page is loaded or when browser errors occur).

  To make more room on a page, use menu commands to hide the browser's toolbar, buttons, or location field. If you're using Netscape Navigator, use the Options menu; if you're using Microsoft Internet Explorer, use the View menu.

  Use the browser's menu bar and buttons to perform the following tasks:

• To print an Organizer Web Calendar view, choose File - Print from your browser's menu.

• To move between previously viewed pages, choose Go - Back or Go - Forward from your browser's menu, or click the Back or Forward button in your browser's toolbar.

• To find text in an Organizer Web Calendar page, choose Edit - Find from your browser's menu.

  Avoid using the following browser commands in Organizer Web Calendar:

• Netscape Navigator's Reload command tells Organizer Web Calendar to repeat the previous command. For example, if you create a To Do task and click Reload, the message "Do you want to re-post from data?" displays. If you click Yes, you'll create another task in your calendar, which will be a duplicate of the first task you created. Internet Explorer's Refresh command works in a similar fashion. The preferred way to "refresh" or "reload" a screen from your Calendar is to use the Organizer Web Calendar Toolbar controls and Go button.

• Bookmarks, which you typically use to quickly go to a Web page. The information in your file in Organizer Web Calendar changes frequently, and bookmarked pages may not contain the most current information in your file.

  See also:

  The Organizer Web Calendar workspace
  Moving around in Organizer Web Calendar
  Going to a page
  Printing an Organizer Web Calendar page
  Copying text
  Finding text
  Typing text in text boxes
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