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3. You can scroll through the web page by dragging your finger up and
down on the touchscreen to move the web page.
4. If the web page is too large to fully fit on your tablet screen, you can
pan up, down, left, or right by dragging your finger on the touch screen
just like scrolling.
5. To Zoom IN you can pinch the touchscreen by touching and holding
two fingers on the screen and pinching the fingers toward each other.
To Zoom OUT touch and hold two fingers on the screen and move
your fingers away from each other.
6. To reload a webpage, tap the Refresh Icon
Address box. When a webpage is loading from the Internet, an "X"
icon will replace the Refresh Icon. Tap the "X" and the page will stop
loading.
7. To "bookmark" a favorite page, tap the Favorite icon
favorite bar. The "Add Bookmark" window will appear and you can edit
the bookmark name if you'd like to make it shorter, or to use an easier
name to remember. When finished, tap the Save or OK button.
8. Setting a home web page
The home page is the first website you see when you start a web
browser app.
1. Browse to the page you want to set as your home page.
2. Touch the Menu icon.
3. Choose "Settings" and the Settings screen will appear.
4. Choose the "General" category.
5. Choose "Set Home Page" and the Set Home Page menu will
appear.
6. Touch the "Current Page" button and your home website is now
set.
Note: Many places you visit on the web can be accessed directly using
specific apps. Facebook, Gmail, Twitter, YouTube, and other popular web
destinations have apps that you may find already installed on your tablet or
are otherwise available from the Google Play Store.
5.2. Google Play
With hundreds of thousands of apps, the Google Play store has the right ones
for you. When you download apps, they are delivered directly to your device.
You can also find your next book, a hot new song, or a great movie from a
catalog that includes everything from movie blockbusters and best selling e-
books to millions of songs.
5.3. E-Mail
Your device comes with two e-mail readers. A basic E-Mail app called "Email"
and Google's own E-Mail called "Gmail."
To get the best experience using this device, we recommend creating a free
Gmail account and using Gmail for your e-mail.
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