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E R C I S E 1.1 |
- In Bookmarks create a new folder and
name it "Magazines".
- Search the Internet for all on-line
magazines you can find, and store them in your folder.
- Create more folders with sites related
to your personal interests.
- Copy your bookmarks to a diskette.
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- Make a list of all search
engines you can find on the Net. Bookmark them in folder
called "Search"
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How
Do I Get There? |
| If you're
curious about how many routers you pass before you finally reach a
destination Web site or other TCP/IP host, run the Trace Route utility
included with Win95 TCP/IP Networking. It's interesting to see how many
hops (router crossings) it takes to get to a site on the opposite coast
or elsewhere. But Tracert.exe is useful for other
things as well. It's a helpful tool for determining slow links and Web
sites that might be down.
Open MS DOS prompt and type 'TRACERT'
and the address you are connected to. This shows you all of the servers
that you are connected through, with response times. |
| Type: tracert
www.adobe.com |
Type: tracert
www.microsoft.com |
| Compare
the results |
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