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186 Appendix A:Computer Basics
Figure A–1 Mozilla Web Browser
Most browsers also have a button near the top of the screen where you can add bookmarks. Bookmarks
are websites you want to be able to return to quickly and/or often. Once you find a site that you want
to bookmark, click on the button and select (or similar option). You can
Bookmark Add bookmark
also edit bookmarks by selecting (or similar option) after you click on .
Edit Bookmark
Generally, the browser you install should have documentation included that explains usage in greater
detail.
A.1.6 Email Etiquette
Email is an extremely common tool these days, be it for use at work, home, or elsewhere. It is a very
convenient and fast way to communicate with people. Write a letter, click a few buttons, and it is on
its way. But there are a few "understood" rules of email etiquette.
For example, many people feel that capitalizing an entire word or phrase indicates anger, as if the
writer is yelling at the reader. So unless you really are angry, avoiding using all caps to emphasize
a word or phrase. Also, when forwarding or replying to email, it is considerate to delete all the old
header information (the addresses and messages from others who may have received this mail prior)
from the beginning of the letter so the next recipient does not have to scroll through a bunch of stuff
that is irrelevant before they get to the body of the letter.