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| If an Office 97 file has a link or URL, you can open the corresponding Web page without leaving your Office program window or opening your Web browser. Microsoft's programmers have designed each Office program to access the Web on its own. Using the Web toolbar, you can navigate pages, perform a search, and follow links. You can type the URLs for pages you want to view, or follow links from page to page. |
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| If you're currently viewing a document that has a link you want to follow, click the link. |
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| A Dial Up Connection dialog box appears for you to log on to your Internet account. Click Connect. |
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| After you have established your connection, your Office program window displays the Web page. |
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| Right-click a toolbar area and select Web (or open the View menu and choose Toolbars, Web). |
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| You can use the Web toolbar to navigate the Web from within the program window. Use the Back and Forward buttons to view pages you have loaded. You can enter new URLs or click links to see other pages. |
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