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3/9/99 |
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William O'Flaherty
You're surfing the Net and want to stop the page from loading? How do you do it?
Everyday millions of people visit a countless number of Web sites. Just like you they come to a page they realize they don't like and want to stop from loading. It may be taking too long to finish, or from what you do see, you notice it's not what you wanted.
Many don't realize they don't have to wait for a page to finish downloading before moving on. Besides using the back arrow that is to the far left in Netscape or Internet Explorer, you can give the stop button a try.
The stop button is found on the left row of icons above the location area in Netscape and looks like a stoplight.
In Internet Explorer it is just to the right of the forward arrow and is a round button with an "x" on it.© 1998 O'Flare Productions
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