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Jkim419: /* Dangers */

2009-08-13T05:14:04Z

Dangers

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	However, all is not lost. As abundant as the horrors of the internet can be, with a little presence of mind they can be marginalized and avoided.		However, all is not lost. As abundant as the horrors of the internet can be, with a little presence of mind they can be marginalized and avoided.
	[http://www.staysafeonline.info Click_here] to learn some basic online self-defense.		[http://www.staysafeonline.info Click_here] to learn some basic online self-defense.



			'''In these days, there are huge people who use the computers with internet. The internet is developed very quickly and now we can not live without the internet.
			The internet gives advantages and disadvantages. Advantages are that we can get lots of information very easily and can have a fun with friends as using an internet messenger.
			Disadvantages are that there are too many people who always use the internet like addiction and hackers who hack people's privacy.'''

Cfra087: /* History */

2009-08-09T23:06:33Z

History

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	*Click there to enter the wide [http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Internet_Explorer Internet_Explorer] and explore. ycho136		*Click there to enter the wide [http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Internet_Explorer Internet_Explorer] and explore. ycho136

			===Dangers===
			The Internet, while a valuable learning resource, is brimming with danger and madness. From viruses bent on destroying your data, to communities (Like /b/) bent on destroying your sanity, the unwary user can quickly find themselves in a dire situation.
			However, all is not lost. As abundant as the horrors of the internet can be, with a little presence of mind they can be marginalized and avoided.
			[http://www.staysafeonline.info Click_here] to learn some basic online self-defense.

Hlit009 at 22:39, 9 August 2009

2009-08-09T22:39:08Z

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	===USER TIPS===		===USER TIPS===
	I find using the Windows Key + TAB to scroll between windows in Vista a helpful tool when you have multiple windows open. On a Mac computer running Vista you can use the Command Key + TAB to do this.Adam is just about to finish his lab as well :)		*I find using the Windows Key + TAB to scroll between windows in Vista a helpful tool when you have multiple windows open. On a Mac computer running Vista you can use the Command Key + TAB to do this.Adam is just about to finish his lab as well :)

	Click there to enter the wide [http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Internet_Explorer Internet_Explorer] and explore. ycho136		*Click there to enter the wide [http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Internet_Explorer Internet_Explorer] and explore. ycho136

Hlit009: added link from main page

2009-08-09T22:38:52Z

added link from main page

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	=History=		=History=

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	===USER TIPS===		===USER TIPS===
	I find using the Windows Key + TAB to scroll between windows in Vista a helpful tool when you have multiple windows open. On a Mac computer running Vista you can use the Command Key + TAB to do this.Adam is just about to finish his lab as well :)		I find using the Windows Key + TAB to scroll between windows in Vista a helpful tool when you have multiple windows open. On a Mac computer running Vista you can use the Command Key + TAB to do this.Adam is just about to finish his lab as well :)

			Click there to enter the wide [http://uncyclopedia.wikia.com/wiki/Internet_Explorer Internet_Explorer] and explore. ycho136

Suel001: /* USER TIPS */

2009-08-07T00:11:33Z

USER TIPS

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			=History=

			==Before the Internet==
			In the 1950s and early 1960s, prior to the widespread inter-networking that led to the Internet, most communication networks were limited in that they only allowed communications between the stations on the network. Some networks had gateways or bridges between them, but these bridges were often limited or built specifically for a single use. One prevalent computer networking method was based on the central mainframe method, simply allowing its terminals to be connected via long leased lines. This method was used in the 1950s by Project RAND to support researchers such as Herbert Simon, at Carnegie Mellon University in Pittsburgh, Pennsylvania, when collaborating across the continent with researchers in Sullivan, Illinois, on automated theorem proving and artificial intelligence.


	===USER TIPS===		===USER TIPS===
	I find using the Windows Key + TAB to scroll between windows in Vista a helpful tool when you have multiple windows open. On a Mac computer running Vista you can use the Command Key + TAB to do this.Adam is just about to finish his lab as well :)		I find using the Windows Key + TAB to scroll between windows in Vista a helpful tool when you have multiple windows open. On a Mac computer running Vista you can use the Command Key + TAB to do this.Adam is just about to finish his lab as well :)

Hlit009 at 23:02, 6 August 2009

2009-08-06T23:02:59Z

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	~~'''TIPS when using a web browser'''~~

	~~It is very ''convenient'' if you know how to use shortcut commands for items in menu bar.~~


	~~;Internet Explorer:~~

	~~:Home: Alt+M~~
	~~:Refresh: F5~~
	~~:Find: Ctrl+F~~
	~~:Open in new tab: Right Click->W~~
	~~:Open in new window: Right Click->N~~
	~~:Copy: Ctrl+C~~
	~~:Paste: Ctrl+V~~
	~~:Screenshots: Alt+F14 or Take screenshot button~~
	~~:Add to favourites: Alt+Z~~
	~~:Favourites centre: Alt+C~~
	~~:Print: Alt+R~~



	~~;Mozilla Firefox for Windows:~~

	~~:Home: Alt+Home~~
	~~:Reload (Refresh): Ctrl+R or F5~~
	~~:Find: Ctrl+F~~
	~~:Open in new tab: Right Click->T~~
	~~:Open in new window: Right Click->W~~
	~~:Copy: Ctrl+C~~
	~~:Paste: Ctrl+V~~
	~~:Screenshots: Alt+F14 or Take screenshot button~~
	~~:Bookmark the page: Ctrl+D~~
	~~:Print: Ctrl+P~~
	~~:History: Ctrl+H~~
	~~:New Tab: Ctrl + T~~
	~~:New Window: Ctrl + N~~
	~~:Close Tab: Ctrl+f4 or Ctrl + W~~
	~~:Close Window: Alt+f4~~
	~~:Jump to Address Bar: Ctrl + L~~
	~~:Jump to Search Bar: Ctrl + K~~
	~~:Open Downloads Window: Ctrl + J~~

	~~'''Navigation'''~~
	~~Some additional shortcuts to help get around~~

	~~:Back: Alt+Left Arrow~~
	~~:Forward: Alt+Right Arrow~~
	~~:Open File: Ctrl+O~~
	~~:Reload (override cache): Ctrl+F5, Ctrl+Shift+R~~
	~~:Stop: Ctrl+Esc~~

	For more information on Mozilla Firefox shortcuts, and for just more shortcuts for the Mozilla browser in general, visit their help and support website (with reference to shortcut keys) by clicking [http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/keyboard+shortcuts here]

	===USER TIPS===		===USER TIPS===
	I find using the Windows Key + TAB to scroll between windows in Vista a helpful tool when you have multiple windows open. On a Mac computer running Vista you can use the Command Key + TAB to do this.Adam is just about to finish his lab as well :)		I find using the Windows Key + TAB to scroll between windows in Vista a helpful tool when you have multiple windows open. On a Mac computer running Vista you can use the Command Key + TAB to do this.Adam is just about to finish his lab as well :)

Hlit009 at 22:49, 6 August 2009

2009-08-06T22:49:50Z

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			'''TIPS when using a web browser'''

			It is very ''convenient'' if you know how to use shortcut commands for items in menu bar.


			;Internet Explorer:

			:Home: Alt+M
			:Refresh: F5
			:Find: Ctrl+F
			:Open in new tab: Right Click->W
			:Open in new window: Right Click->N
			:Copy: Ctrl+C
			:Paste: Ctrl+V
			:Screenshots: Alt+F14 or Take screenshot button
			:Add to favourites: Alt+Z
			:Favourites centre: Alt+C
			:Print: Alt+R



			;Mozilla Firefox for Windows:

			:Home: Alt+Home
			:Reload (Refresh): Ctrl+R or F5
			:Find: Ctrl+F
			:Open in new tab: Right Click->T
			:Open in new window: Right Click->W
			:Copy: Ctrl+C
			:Paste: Ctrl+V
			:Screenshots: Alt+F14 or Take screenshot button
			:Bookmark the page: Ctrl+D
			:Print: Ctrl+P
			:History: Ctrl+H
			:New Tab: Ctrl + T
			:New Window: Ctrl + N
			:Close Tab: Ctrl+f4 or Ctrl + W
			:Close Window: Alt+f4
			:Jump to Address Bar: Ctrl + L
			:Jump to Search Bar: Ctrl + K
			:Open Downloads Window: Ctrl + J

			'''Navigation'''
			Some additional shortcuts to help get around

			:Back: Alt+Left Arrow
			:Forward: Alt+Right Arrow
			:Open File: Ctrl+O
			:Reload (override cache): Ctrl+F5, Ctrl+Shift+R
			:Stop: Ctrl+Esc

			For more information on Mozilla Firefox shortcuts, and for just more shortcuts for the Mozilla browser in general, visit their help and support website (with reference to shortcut keys) by clicking [http://support.mozilla.com/en-US/kb/keyboard+shortcuts here]

	===USER TIPS===		===USER TIPS===
	I find using the Windows Key + TAB to scroll between windows in Vista a helpful tool when you have multiple windows open. On a Mac computer running Vista you can use the Command Key + TAB to do this.Adam is just about to finish his lab as well :)		I find using the Windows Key + TAB to scroll between windows in Vista a helpful tool when you have multiple windows open. On a Mac computer running Vista you can use the Command Key + TAB to do this.Adam is just about to finish his lab as well :)

Hlit009 at 22:46, 6 August 2009

2009-08-06T22:46:03Z

New page

===USER TIPS===
I find using the Windows Key + TAB to scroll between windows in Vista a helpful tool when you have multiple windows open. On a Mac computer running Vista you can use the Command Key + TAB to do this.Adam is just about to finish his lab as well :)