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In some cases, text and links in a Web page may not print well because
the
text is too light or small. You can change text attributes
(font and size) to
make printed Web pages more readable. See page 98 for information
on
changing
text attributes.
)_To print the current
Web page:
1. Select
Print from the File menu.
The Print dialog
box appears.
2.
Select the printing
options;
then click
on Print.
The documentpn'nts.
Saving Information
from a Web Page
Web page files often
require a large amount
ofmemory, so be sure
that drive F or your
diskette contains
enough memory for
storage. To determine
how much memory
remains on a diskette
or on drive F, use File
Manager (see page
57).
You can save the text from the current
Web page
as a local
file called
an html
0aypertext
markup
language)
fde, with the extension
htm. You can also use
the Browser
to open
html files.
II_ To save text from a Web page:
1. With the Web page
open,
select
Save As from
the File menu.
A dialog
box
appears.
2. Select
the drive
to save the file to (A for diskette,
F for internal);
then
enter
a name,
no longer
than eight
characters,
for the file. Enter
the htm
extension
(example:
page.htm).
3.
Click on Save. A dialog
box appears,
showing
the progress.
_ To open and viewasaved
Webpage:
1. With
the Browser
open,
select
Open
File from the File menu.
A dialog
box
......
appears.
2.
Select the drive
(A or F). a list ofhtmfiles
appear.
3. Select
the file and click on Open.
The file appears.
Copying Text from a Web Page to the Clipboard
You can select
text from the current
Web'page
and
copy
it to your clipboard.
Then
you can paste
the text into another
document,
such as a Word
Processing
document.
However,
you cannot
cut text.
You can select
multiple
lines of text by placing
the insertion
point
in the texl
and clicking
the Select
button;
however,
you cannot
use the Drag button
to
click and drag the text.
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