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FAQs for KIDS
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The easiest way is to use hyperlinks. Hyperlinks are words or pictures that have URLs hidden in them. When you click on a hyperlink, your web browser uses the URL to locate another web page, or to take you to another place on the current web page. Hyperlinks can also play a sound, movie clip, or download a file to your computer.
Hypertext often appears as highlighted and underlined words in the body of the text, or is arranged in a list like an index. Graphic hyperlinks can appear as buttons or photographs. In fact, a picture can contain several links to different places. How can you tell which text or graphic contains a hyperlink? Your arrow cursor turns into a hand when you move it over a hyperlink. Text links are easier to spot, since they appear in a different color from the rest of the text-usually blue, like this. When you return to a page with a text link you've already visited, the hypertext words are in a different color--often red, pink, or a different shade of blue-so you know you've already visited that link. But you can certainly revisit a page by clicking on the same link.
1. What is the Internet? 2. Why should I use the Internet? 3. What is the World Wide Web? 4. What are a web page and a website? 5. How does the Web work? 6. What's a home page? 7. How do I move around the Web? 8. What does .com mean? 9. What's the story with all those funny slashes and dots? 10. What's e-mail? 11. What's so great about e-mail? 12. How does e-mail work? 13. How can I send e-mail to my friend? 14. Are there ways to have fun with e-mail? 15. What about chat? What is it? 16. Is there anything I should know when I'm in a chat room? 17. How do I find cool websites? 18. How can I find information like a phone number or e-mail address? 19. Is there anything I need to be afraid of on the Internet? 20. Can I listen to music or see movies on the Net?
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