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About QuickConnect

Use QuickConnect to access your favorite Internet sites using the access provider you specify.  QuickConnect lets you associate specific Internet providers with specific types of Internet addresses.  For example, you could choose to launch Netscape for all Internet addresses beginning with http or ftp.

To edit URL prefix associations

To browse pre-set Internet connections


To browse pre-set Internet connections
To browse pre-set Internet connections,

1	Click the Start button on the Windows* 95 taskbar.

2	Click Corel Office 7 [image] Accessories [image] Corel QuickConnect.

\	3	Select the item you want in the Description list.

4	Click Connect.

Tips

You can also type an address or URL in the Connect To text box, then click Connect.

Click Providers to associate a service prefix with an Internet provider.  For example, you can associate the prefix http: with Netscape so when you select an Internet address that starts with http:, Netscape is automatically launched.

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To edit URL prefix associations
To edit URL prefix associations,

1	Click the Start button on the Windows* 95 taskbar.

2	Click Corel Office 7 [image] Accessories [image] Corel QuickConnect.

3	Click Providers.

4	Type a URL prefix in the Service Prefix text box, or press the down arrow to select a previously entered prefix.

5	Click the Internet service provider you want to associate with the prefix you specified in step 2.

6	Click Select.

Tips

If the Internet provider you want to associate with a prefix is not listed in the Connect Using group box, click Other Application, then type the path and filename of the application you want to use.  If you don't know the path and filename, click the Browse button to search for the application you want.

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URL
A Uniform Resource Locator (URL) is the Internet address of a document or document resource (such as an image, sound clip, or hypertext link destination).  On the Word Wide Web, for example, a URL often begins with http://www and is followed by the name of the file server, the folder, and filename of the document.