GOING BACK HAS NEVER BEEN EASIER
We've all been there. While surfing the Web, you click a seemingly endless number of links to find a specific page, then you decide you want to go back. So you click the Back button . . . how many times? Five, ten, maybe even twenty times you click that button while you painfully watch and wait for each page to appear in your browser.
Fortunately, Microsoft® Windows® 98 operating system introduces a new feature that saves you many clicks and even more time. See the small arrow just to the right of the Back button? Click it. You'll see a list of pages you've viewed-then you can just click the one you want. You can also display this list by right-clicking the Back button.
Browsing the Web and your files with one program Going back has never been easier Adding favorites with one keystroke Typing too much Using favorites for more than just one Web site Organizing favorites by dragging and dropping Sending a web page in e-mail