Internet CIM

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The Internet


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What is the Internet?

A world-wide network of computers allowspeople to share information electronically

Like a BIG book with many web-paes ondifferent topics

!an be accessed anywhere with an Internetconnection


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Why use the Internet?

Apply for "obs or schools

#ill out o$ernment forms

!heck bank accounts

!ommunicate with family% friends

and co-workers&o research

Learn new skills

'ead news

Watch $ideos


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What is an Internet )er$ice

*ro$ider?

A company that pro$ides Internet access forcustomers

+e,amples !omcast% .west% A/L0

1our computer connects to the Internet )er$ice*ro$ider +I)*0% then to the Internet

1our computer InternetI)*


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ow to connect to the Internet

4hree main ways to connect to the Internet&ial-5p

ih )peed6&)L

Wireless !onnection +Wi-#i0


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&ial-5p Internet !onnection

Dial-Up

All you need is a computer% phone-line and Internet

)er$ice *ro$ider8 +I)*0

9ot as fast as other Internet connections%

but often more affordable

Landline I)*Internet

1our computer


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4ra$els throuh fiber-optic cables underround

9eeds to be connected by a ;odem to yourcomputer

< ;odem A hub that connects the

computer to the Internet#aster than &ial-up


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Wireless Internet !onnection +Wi-#i0

1our computer must be a>Wireless enabled de$ice

1our computer can pick up

sinals from differentwireless networks

)ome networks re@uire

passwords or a

subscription% others are

free

4his is what thewireless symbolwould look like ifyour computer

was connected


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Web Browser

A web-based proram that displays the Internet

!ommon Web Browsers

)afari for Apples6;acintosh

Internet ,plorer for Windows only


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/ther Web Browsers

Goole !hrome created by Goole

;oEilla #irefo, works on ;ac F *!


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/ther Web Browsers

Opera +wwwoperacom0/pera% as well as I: and ##2%

< &esined to be accessible to all users%

includin those with $isual or mobilityimpairments

< >;ini $ersion of the browser for mobilede$ices

&ifferent browser functionality and featuresmakes cross-browser compatibility difficultto achie$e

http://www.opera.com/http://www.opera.com/


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Browser and E-mail

Basics


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Learn about Web browser software and Web paes

4he Web is a collection of files that resideon computers% called Web ser$ers

< Web ser$ers are connected to each otherthrouh the Internet

4he software you use to connect yourcomputer to the Web ser$er is your Webbrowser

<!ommon Web browsers are 9etscape9a$iator and Internet ,plorer

< 4hese browsers use a standard Graphical5ser Interface desin


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4he ;icrosoft Internet ,plorer window


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!omputers and the Internet


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!ommonly used domain names


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Identify the parts of a 5'L


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Anchor tas are used to define hyperlinks

4e,t files on Web ser$ers are coded with 4;L formattin

tas that enable your browser to read te,t

4he ta that i$es 4;L its power% howe$er% is the anchor

ta

ach anchor ta used in an 4;L document% or Webpae% creates a hyperte,t link or hypermedia link to other

4;L documents or to other media

4hese links are a different color than other te,t on the

pae% and are sometimes underlined When you click thelink% you connect to another Web pae


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Identify a hyperlink on a Web pae


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yperlinks and Web paes


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)a$e and oraniEe Web addresses

5se Internet ,plorerHs #a$orites list to store and oraniEe

a list of Web paes that you ha$e $isited so you canreturn to them easily

4he #a$orites button on the )tandard Buttons toolbaropens the Add #a$orite dialo bo,

5se the #a$orites list to open 5'Ls you ha$e stored asfa$orites

!reate folders to oraniEe your fa$orites in the way thatbest suits your needs and workin style

/raniEe your folders in a hierarchical structure usin the/raniEe button on the #a$orites ,plorer Bar


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Favorite Web sites can be saved and organized

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*rintin a Web *ae

;ake sure the pae you want to print is

displayed in the browser window

)elect *rint from the #ile menu to open the

*rint dialo bo,

'eady the printer and click the *rint button

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)a$in a Web *ae

1ou can sa$e a Web pae by clickin the

)a$e As option in the #ile menu

/ptions for sa$in a Web pae

< Web *ae% complete < 4;L code

< Web pae te,t

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)a$in a Web *ae

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)a$in a Web *ae Graphic

/pen the Web pae containin the raphic

you wish to display

'iht-click the raphic and select )a$e

*icture As from the shortcut menu

9a$iate to where you want to sa$e the

picture% sa$e the filename if necessary% and

click the )a$e button

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)a$in a Web *ae Graphic

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Learn about e-mail and e-mail software

-mail% or electronic mail% is an efficient way to e,chane

messaes with others on a network

4his network may be small and self-contained% such as

within an office% or as lare as the Internet

-mail messaes can o to only one recipient or todoEens of recipients at once

When you send a messae% it tra$els throuh the network

to an e-mail ser$er

4he e-mail ser$er stores messaes until the recipient+s0

re@uest them

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ow -mail works

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-mail address components

1ou may ha$e an e-mail account throuh a

business network or you may create an e-mail

account with a ser$ice that pro$ides Internet

access

An e-mail address consists of

at symbol +0

< 4he name of the e-mail ser$er

Send and receive e-mail using Microsoft Outloo


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Send and receive e mail using Microsoft OutlooE!press

4o access your e-mail account you also need an e-mail

proram% which is also called e-mail client software

1ou use the e-mail proram to open% print% delete% reply

to% forward% and sa$e mail from your e-mail ser$er

/ne such proram is ;icrosoftHs /utlook ,press% whichinstalls as part of Internet ,plorer

/utlook ,press can be accessed throuh the )tart menu

on the All *rorams submenu

;icrosoft /utlook ,press


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;icrosoft /utlook ,press

)end and recei$e e mail


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)end and recei$e e-mail

4o send an e-mail messae

< *ress the 9ew ;ail button on the /utlook ,press toolbar < 4ype in the e-mail addresses of the recipient

< 4ype your sub"ect matter

< 4ype your messae and then click the )end button

4o retrie$e mail that has been sent to you

< !lick the )end6'ec$ button on the toolbar < /utlook ,press will contact your e-mail ser$er and download your e-

mail messaes

4o reply to a messae

< !lick the 'eply button

< 4he recipient address and the sub"ect matter are automatically filled in < When you ha$e completed typin your reply% click the )end button

e u oo ,press


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e u oo ,press9ew ;essae dialo bo,


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Addin contacts to the Address Book


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1ou can use the Address Book to keep track

of all the people and oraniEations with which

you correspond electronically

1ou not only can store the e-mail addresses

for your contacts% but also all other related

information

!lick the Addresses button on the toolbar to

open the Address Book% and then select 9ew

!ontact from the 9ew button on the toolbar



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Attachin a file to a messae


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Attachin a file to a messae

4o attach a file to a messae% first create a

new messae and click the Attach button on

the toolbar

Browse for and select the file you wish to

attach to the messae

After selectin the file% complete your

messae and click the )end button

'ecei$in a messae with an attachment


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'ecei$in a messae with an attachment


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