Loading the Table of Contents into your browser

Loading the Table of Contents into your browser

There are several methods that can be used to load the Table of Contents page. The examples given below assume that you wish to load the course web pages from the distribution CD. It may be desirable to copy the CD contents to your C drive to allow faster access to the web pages.

Browser Examples:

Netscape 4.79 | Internet Explorer

If your browser is Netscape 4.79, follow these steps load the Table of Contents from the CD:

Select the File menu

Choose Open Page...

Type D:/Bioremediation/Bioremediation.htm in the Open Page Dialog (assuming D is the drive letter associated with your CD drive ... adjust the drive letter as needed). Alternatively, you may click the Choose File button, and then select this file by locating it on your CD drive.

Click the Open button

The Table of Contents page will be loaded into Netscape

Screenshot of the Netscape browser after selecting the File menu and then selecting Open Page...

Screenshot of the Netscape browser showing the Open Page dialog.

Screenshot of the Netscape browser after the local file name has been typed into the Open Page dialog. This example assumes that the file is being opened from the CD drive whose drive letter is D. After the Open button is clicked, the specified file will be loaded into the browser.

Screenshot of the Netscape browser after the Open button was clicked, and the specified file was loaded into the browser.

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If your browser is Internet Explorer, follow these steps load the Table of Contents from the CD:

Select the File menu

Choose Open...

Type D:/Bioremediation/Bioremediation.htm in the Open Dialog (assuming D is the drive letter associated with your CD drive ... adjust the drive letter as needed). Alternatively, you may click the Browse button, and then select this file by locating it on your CD drive.

Click the OK button

The Table of Contents page will be loaded into Internet Explorer

Screenshot of the Internet Explorer browser after selecting the File menu and then selecting Open...

Screenshot of the Internet Explorer browser showing the Open dialog.

Screenshot of the Internet Explorer browser after the local file name has been typed into the Open dialog. This example assumes that the file is being opened from the CD drive whose drive letter is D. After the OK button is clicked, the specified file will be loaded into the browser.

Screenshot of the Internet Explorer browser after the OK button was clicked, and the specified file was loaded into the browser

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