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Guides and Instructions » WWW browsing and publishing » WWW Browsers Lynx-browserIn the Unix computers you can browse WWW by the command lynx, which opens the home page of the University of Helsinki. You can jump directly to a certain URL by the following command: lynx http://www.fmi.fi/SO/maa_1.html (weather forecast). The UP and Down arrow keys change the selected link (shown by the black background), the Right key follows the link and the Left key takes you back to the previous document.
With the following commands you can manage quite far:
The bookmarks are a very handy way to collect a list of interesting places, so it is worthwhile to learn to use them. URL: The place of a document in the Internet.Data on the network is referenced by so-called Universal Resource Locators. An URL tells you
You must write the URL-address to the very letter, (e.g. UPPER and lower case characters are not the same). Despite being a little clumsy an URL is a handy way to specify the location of data. 02.06.2010 |