The complete list of ways to add Web locations to the WebRecord print list is:

• Visit the location in Netscape 2.0 (or higher) or Microsoft Internet Explorer 3.0 (or higher) while WebRecord is running. WebRecord automatically adds the location to its print list -- with the exception of raw images displayed in Netscape, for which you must use one of the following methods.
• Drag a hyperlink directly from the main window of Netscape Navigator or Microsoft Internet Explorer and drop it into the WebRecord print list. This achieves the same effect as clicking the link, except that your browser display remains the same.
• Enter a URL directly (for example, http://www.canon.com/) by choosing Location from the Fetch menu.
• Copy and paste a URL from another application or text field. Multiple lines of text can be pasted into the WebRecord print list, and each will be treated as a separate URL. (This also works in reverse: listed items can be selected and copied to the clipboard, then saved in a text file. This is a handy way of saving a large print list for later restoration.)
• Add a local file by choosing Open from the File menu.
• Add a local file name (or file names) by dragging and dropping from, for example, Windows Explorer into the WebRecord print list.
• Drag and drop an Internet shortcut from the desktop into the WebRecord print list.
• Have WebRecord automatically add pages that are linked to a selected Web page, by using one of the many options on the Fetch menu. This menu includes options such as Directly Linked Pages, which adds all pages referred to by hyperlinks in the selected page, to the WebRecord print list. The option: All Linked Pages On Same Host adds the same pages, but continues adding pages that are referred to on these additional pages, and so on, provided that the pages are on the same host. The depth of these fetches available on the Fetch menu can be restricted. (See: Fetching linked pages.)