Menu Bar - M3 Mobile MC-6200S User Manual

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You can search the Internet or Intranet using M3‟s pocket Internet Explorer 6.0(Pocket
Internet Explorer). To access to ISP or the network, the device has in-built wireless
modem.
To set up the pocket Internet Explorer, refer to the chapter 6. How to set up M3.
You can use the Pocket Internet Explorer in the same way as the one in the desktop PC.
Pocket Internet Explorer consists of four parts including Menu bar, address bar, content
window, status line.

Menu bar

There are two different menus in the Menu: File Menu and Explorer Menu. It the default
mode, the menu is set to File Menu. To switch to other Menu, click the Explorer Menu
icon.
A. File Menu Bar
File
Open: Open files. Using the Pocket Internet Explorer, you can open files in a range of
formats including HTML, TXT, GIF, JPEG, AIFF, XBM, etc.
1. Select File > Open.
2. Select the file to open. You can select the file format in the Type dropdown list.
3. Click "OK".
Save As: You can save the current web page to see later without using the cache
memory even though the connection with the Internet or Intranet has been closed.
To save the copy of current webpage:
1. Select File > Save As.
2. Designate a folder location and enter the name of the file.
3. You can save the webpage either in HTML or text only. Using the Type dropdown
list, select the file format to save. If you save the file in text, you can see the HTML
source code of the file.
4. Click OK
If you save the copy of a webpage, it will not display image and link will be
deactivated.
In case of a webpage with frames, it will not display the entire frames but
the structure of frames. To save individual frames, press ALT and frame.
Warning
Then select the Save As or Save Picture As in the hot key menu. Some
frames are designed to prevent saving. These frames cannot be
displayed even if you open the saved files in Windows explorer.
Find: You can search words or character strings.
1. Select Edit > Find. Find window appears
2. Enter the word or character string in the Find what box.
3. To find a perfect match sentence, click Match whole word.
4. To distinguish uppercase and lowercase, click the Uppercase/Lowercase
Classification (Match case).
5. Select the Direction. You can search upward or downword.