Find out about browsing the Internet in Money

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When you access the Internet via Money, you can display Web pages in an internal Web browser (The browser that opens within Money to allow you to view Web pages without having to leave the Money program.). Although these pages may first look like theyÆre part of Money, theyÆre really not. Viewing them this way is a convenient way to access the Internet without leaving Money. When you click an Internet link (A hyperlink, or ôWeb linkö, is a jump to a place in Money or on the Internet. A hyperlink can be a picture, a 3-D image, or colored text (usually underlined). You can see whether an item on a page is a hyperlink by moving the mouse pointer over the item. If the pointer changes to a hand, the item is a hyperlink. Double-clicking on an Internet hyperlink will start your Web browser (if it isnÆt already open) and take you to the Web site referred to in the hyperlink.) in Money, you donÆt have to leave the program and open a stand-alone browser (The browser that you normally use to access the Internet.) to view the Web page.

The internal browser makes it easy to:

• Move between Money and the Web If you are viewing a Web page using the internal Web browser and you want to look at something else in Money, just click an area on the Money navigation bar (The strip at the top of the Money screen where you can click to go to the different areas in Money.). This will hide the browser (without closing your Internet connection) and take you to the corresponding place in Money. To return to the Web, Click Web on the navigation bar.
• Work on the Web Except for entering a Web address manually, you can do anything on the Web in Money that you can do with a stand-alone browser. This includes things such as filling out forms, downloading information, viewing pictures and video, and printing Web pages.
• Save your Favorite Web pages You can save frequently accessed pages as Favorites to make them easy to come back to. When you add a Web page to your list of favorites, you can jump to that page directly by selecting it on the Favorites menu when the internal Web browser is active.
• Navigate the Web To get around the Web in Money:

• Click a link on a Web page.
• Choose a Web page you have saved as a favorite.
• Use the Back and Forward buttons in the Web bar (The toolbar across the top of MoneyÆs internal Web browser containing the browser controls. It is available only when the internal Web browser is visible.).

All it takes to browse the Internet in Money is a modem and an Internet Service Provider (ISP) (An Internet Service Provider performs the actual connection to the Internet for you. Typically, your ISP will give you a phone number to dial using your modem.). Once you have these and configure Money to connect, youÆre ready to get on the Web.

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