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Finding Text on a Page | Cache, History, Resolution | Outside Resources

Finding text on a page:
It's possible that you will come across long pages of text. To search for a key word or phrase you are interested in, select Edit >> Find in Page (or Ctrl+F) and enter what you wish to search for. The first instance of the text will be highlighted on the page. You can continue searching for more instances on the same page.

Setting your home page:
Select Edit >> Preferences.

In the main "Navigator" section, you can click "Blank Page" to have Netscape default to a blank page upon loading, "Home Page" to load up a preset home page, or to load up the last page loaded within the program. If you wish to set a home page, you can either enter in a URL next to the word "Location," or click "Use Current Page" if the page you are currently at is your choice for a home page. To visit your home page after extended browsing, simply click the "Home" button in the standard toolbar.

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