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`ALLPEN SOFT WARE INC. LIMITED SOFT WARE END USER
`LICENSE AGREEMENT AND LIMITED WARRANT Y:
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`OF THIS AGREEMENT. IF YOU DO NOT AGREE TO THESE TERMS, DO NOT USE THE SOFTWARE.
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`use of the software on a single Personal Digital Assistant (i.e. Newton-compatible device) hereafter “PDA”, with a single CPU.
`You may also make a copy of the software for backup or archival purposes, and transfer the software to a single hard disk.
`Copyright law prohibits you from making any other copy of the software and users manual without ALLPEN's express written
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`Table of Contents
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`Welcome to NetHopper ..............................................................1
`What is the Newton Internet Enabler? ....................................1
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`The Basics ....................................................................................2
`What is the World Wide Web? ...............................................2
`What is a URL?.......................................................................2
`What is a hypertext link? ........................................................2
`How do I find a page on the WWW?......................................3
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`Using NetHopper.........................................................................4
`Internet Service Providers (ISPs)............................................4
`Proxy Servers ..........................................................................4
`Launching NetHopper.............................................................4
`Using the Information Button .................................................5
`Opening a Location/Viewing a Web Page............................10
`Bookmarks ............................................................................10
`Moving Forward and Back ...................................................12
`Images ...................................................................................12
`Navigating Within A Document ...........................................13
`Accessing Document Information ........................................14
`Accessing Password Protected Pages ...................................14
`Caching and Off-line Forms Submission..............................14
`Routing..................................................................................17
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`Note2Net.....................................................................................19
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`Plug-in Information ..................................................................20
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`Troubleshooting ........................................................................21
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`Technical Support.....................................................................23
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`NetHopper World Wide Web Browser
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`Welcome to NetHopper
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`Welcome to NetHopper
` - the World Wide Web browser for the Newton
`NetHopper allows you to access the WWW from your Newton device. NetHopper will
`enable you to:
`•
`view most HTML web pages
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`cache/store pages for later viewing
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`store bookmarks
`•
`submit forms via HTML pages
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`What is the Newton Internet Enabler?
`The Newton Internet Enabler (NIE) is the TCP/IP stack for the Newton, developed by
`Apple Computer, Inc. This piece of software allows you to make a connection from
`your Newton to your Internet Service Provider (ISP) so you can perform tasks like
`browsing the Web or retrieving email. NetHopper relies on the NIE to make the
`connection to your ISP.
`The NIE should already be installed on your Newton. You’ll need to refer to the NIE
`manual to set up the account information. Once you enter the required information such
`as account name and password, NetHopper will invoke the NIE to browse the Web.
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`The Basics
`If you already have experience using the World Wide Web, then this section will cover
`information you probably already know. If you are new to browsing the Web, it will help
`get you started.
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`What is the World Wide Web?
`The World Wide Web ( WWW) consists of computers worldwide that store information in
`HTML (hypertext markup language) format. This means that a web browser, like
`NetHopper, can view most pages on the WWW. It’s a quick and easy way to access
`information from any location.
`Each web site has a specific and individual Internet address which allows you to easily
`locate information. You can access web pages in two ways: tapping a hypertext link or
`typing in the Uniform Resource Locator (URL) of the page in NetHopper.
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`What is a URL?
`A URL, or Uniform Resource Locator, is a unique address for a Web page. The most
`common form of URL is the following:
`http://www.company.com
`Every page on the Web has a unique URL. Some URLs can get very long however, and
`some aren't easy to remember, so it is a good idea to mark favorite pages with
`“bookmarks” so looking them up in the future does not require typing in or
`remembering the URL.
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`What is a hypertext link?
`A hypertext link, which is underlined, is a link to another web page. Within a Web page,
`some items will look like this. What this means is that there is a URL associated with the
`underlined text, and by simply tapping the hypertext link with the Newton stylus, that
`page is automatically downloaded without having to enter a URL.
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`How do I (cid:222)nd a page on the WWW?
`If you don't know a particular URL, yet want to find web pages associated with a
`company, subject, or individual, you can search for key words on any one of many web
`search pages.
`Here are some URLs for good search pages:
`Yahoo
`http://www.yahoo.com
`Open Text
`http://index.opentext.com
`Lycos
`http://www.lycos.com
`Alta Vista
`http://altavista.digital.com
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` you are able to set your Search Button to point to one of these search pages for
`Note:
`your convenience. See “Setting the Search Page” on page 8 for more details.
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`Using NetHopper
`Before you use NetHopper for the first time, make sure you have the following:
`1.
`A basic understanding of the WWW.
`2.
`A Newton compatible modem.
`3.
`An ISP account (that supports PPP or SLIP connections) or an access through a
`proxy server.
`NIE configured for your ISP. (For additional information about setting up NIE,
`please see the NIE manual.)
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`4.
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`Once you are sure that the above items are taken care of, then you are ready to begin!
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`Internet Service Providers (ISPs)
`When selecting an ISP, you need to select one that supports PPP or SLIP commands. Once
`you receive your account information, follow the directions enclosed in the NIE manual
`to set up your connection information.
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`Proxy Servers
`Proxy servers allow many users to access a single Internet connection. Proxy servers also
`allow organizations to provide Internet access while providing security, easy network
`management and cost-effectiveness. If your organization uses a proxy server to provide
` in the
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`you with Internet access, you will need to complete the
`Proxy Options
`Prefs
`menu “Setting Proxy Options” (see page 9 for more information) instead of
`connecting through an ISP.
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`Launching NetHopper
`When you are ready to start browsing the web with NetHopper, follow these instructions:
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`1. Open the Extra’s drawer by tapping
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` -- the Extras button.
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`2.
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`Tap
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` - the NetHopper Icon.
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`Note:
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` You can also drag your NetHopper icon to the button bar for quick access!
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`Using the Information Button
`By tapping on the Information button, you are to select
`or you are able to tap
`About, Help, Prefs,
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`to go to that web site.
`Page(cid:211)
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`Viewing (cid:210)About(cid:211) Information
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`Tap
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`Here you’ll find general NetHopper information, such as version
`Tap
`About.
`number.
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`To close the
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`About
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` information, tap
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`Viewing the Help Document
`The help document displayed when selecting Help from the Information menu is a sub-
`set of this user manual. To access:
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`1.
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`2.
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`Tap
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`Tap
`Help
` - the headings button. You may then select any
` To see a list of topics, tap
`Note:
`topic listed and you will move to that location in the document.
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`Setting Preferences
` opens a pop-up menu of
`Selecting
`Prefs
`user-defined preferences including:
`Browser Options, Cache Options,
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`Font Size, Home Page, Search Page
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`and
`Package Loader
`Image Options,
`Proxy Options.
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`De(cid:222)ning Browser Options
`1.
`Tap
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`Prefs
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`Tap
`Tap
`Browser Options.
`To show the Internet Connect Slip each time you make a connection to your
`Internet Service Provider, make sure the box next to
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`Show Internet connect slip
`checked. Check and un-check your selection by tapping the box.
`You can also select which page is displayed when NetHopper is launched. To select
`which page, tap
`in order to open the pick-list of choices.
`Tap your selection.
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`6.
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`Tap
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` to close
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`Browser Options
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`Setting Cache Options
`You are able to define what storage
`space is allocated for caching web
`pages either in the internal store or a
`memory card.
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`Tap
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`Prefs
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`Tap
`Tap
`Cache Options.
`Tap on the upper and lower portions of each number displayed to raise or lower
`each number.
`If you want to always store pages internally, make sure the box next to
`Always store
` is checked. Check and un-check your selection by tapping
`cached pages internally
`the box.
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`6.
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`Tap
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` to close window.
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`Selecting the Font Size
`You are able to select the font size of
`displayed text within NetHopper.
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`Tap
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`3.
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`6.
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`Font Size.
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`Prefs
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`Tap
`Tap
` to open the pop up box of choices.
`Tap
`Select the size of text you prefer by tapping the appropriate number.
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`Tap
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` to close window.
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`Setting the Home Page
`You are able set the URL that
`NetHopper will understand as “home”.
`Once set, whenever you tap the
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`button, you will automatically go to
`the page designated in this preference
`section.
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`5.
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`Tap
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`Prefs
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`Tap
`Tap
`Home Page.
`Enter the URL that you want recognized as “home” by tapping the URL quick keys,
`typing letters, and/or handwriting the URL.
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`Tap
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` to close window.
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`Setting the Search Page
`You are able set the URL that you
`would like associated with the search
`function. Once set, whenever you tap
`the
` button, you will automatically
`go to the page designated in this
`preference section.
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`Tap
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`Tap
`Tap
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`Prefs
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`Search Page.
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`Enter the URL for the web page that you want recognized when you tap
`tapping the URL quick keys, typing letters, and/or handwriting the URL.
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` by
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`Tap
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`to close window.
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`Setting Package Loader Options
`You are able to select two important
`options for downloading Newton
`software packages from the WWW. If
` is checked,
`Install after download
`the package will automatically be
` is checked,
`installed after the download is complete. If
`Overwrite existing packages
`downloaded packages will automatically overwrite older versions of packages already
`installed on your Newton device.
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`Tap
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`Tap
`Tap
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`Prefs
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`Package Loader.
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`Tap
`after download.
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` to select/deselect automatic installation of packages
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` to select/deselect automatic overwriting of
`Tap
`packages during package installation.
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`Tap
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` to close window.
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`Setting Image Options
`Within the Image Option preference, you are able to set two different image options:
`loading images automatically and scaling images to fit the screen. If
` is
`Load images
`checked, then images will be downloaded and displayed automatically for each page you
`view. If
` is checked, then the images will automatically be
`Scale Images to (cid:222)t screen
`reduced proportionally to fit the screen size.
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`1.
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`Tap
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`Tap
`Tap
`Tap
`Tap
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`Tap
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`Prefs
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`Image Options.
` to select/deselect the automatic image loading option.
` to select/deselect the image scaling option.
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`to close window.
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`Setting Proxy Options
`If you use NetHopper from behind a firewall, you may need to set Proxy Options to get
` will enable proxy usage for the
`access through your firewall. Checking
`Use HTTP Proxy
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`,
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`, and
` you specify. Check
`Proxy Address
`Proxy Port
`Domains
`Username
`Password
`with your MIS person to help you configure this slip.
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`Tap
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`Tap
`Tap
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`Prefs
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`Proxy Options.
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`to activate/
`Tap
`deactivate proxy support.
`Enter the IP address or server
`name (e.g. proxy.domain.com)
`of your proxy server in the
`Proxy
`.
`Address
` to in use by
`Enter a
`Proxy Port
`your proxy server.
` if you do not want to use the proxy server for
`Enter
`Domains to access directly
`accessing specific domains.
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`8.
`9.
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`Enter a
`Enter a
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` if your proxy server requires a username.
`Proxy Username
` if you proxy server requires a password.
`
`Proxy Password
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`10. Tap
`.
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`to close window.
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`Opening a Location/Viewing a Web Page
`To download web pages using the
`Uniform Resource Locator (URL), you
`can enter the URL in the
` Open A
` screen. Remember, it has to
`Location
`be exact!
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`1.
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`2.
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`Tap
`
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`Enter the URL. You can enter the
`URL in several different ways. You
`can handwrite the text, as you
`would in the notepad, you can
`tap out the letters on the keyboard that is displayed, and you can tap URL Quick
`etc.
`Keys -- the common URL segments such as:
`http://, www,.com,
`Shortcut: Tap
` to open a pop-up box of the last eight most commonly
`entered URLs that you’ve visited. Tap to select the URL of choice.
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`3.
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` Once you have entered the URL, tap
`
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`Reloading the Current Document
`Often you may want to reload a document to get the latest copy. For example, if you are
`, then instead of deleting the
`viewing a page that is changed often, such as
`www.cnn.com
`document and entering the URL again, you can:
`
`1.
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`Tap
`
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`Bookmarks
`Bookmarks are a valuable feature to use if there are web pages which you visit frequently
`or have URLs that are long and difficult to remember. It’s a good idea to bookmark pages
`that you may not plan to keep cached locally. You can add bookmarks, edit bookmarks, or
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`go to a page that you have previously bookmarked.
`The first time you tap the bookmark button, you’ll notice that several bookmarks have
`been automatically loaded for your convenience.
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`Loading to a Bookmarked Page
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`1.
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`2.
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`Tap
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`Tap the title of the page you want to go to in the pop-up menu.
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`Adding Bookmarks
`To add a bookmark:
`1. Make sure you are viewing the page you wish to bookmark.
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`2.
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`3.
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`Tap
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`Tap
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`Editing Bookmarks
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`Tap
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`Tap
`Edit Bookmarks
`To move through your
`bookmarks quickly, tap the tabs
`running across the top of the
`screen.
`To delete one or more
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`bookmarks:
`•
` Select the page(s) by
`“checking” (tapping the
`box on the left of the page
`you want to remove).
`Tap
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` to delete
`Tap
`the selected bookmarks.
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`To delete all bookmarks:
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`Tap
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`•
`Tap
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`•
`•
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`to delete all bookmarks.
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`Moving Forward and Back
`Once you have been viewing multiple documents, it is helpful
`to be able to jump between them easily.
`If you’d like to go back one document, tap the back arrow. If you have already gone back
`one or more documents, then you are able to tap the forward arrows and move ahead.
`You will hear a ‘‘clanking’’ sound when there are no more documents in the direction
`you are going.
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`Images
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`Downloading Images
`NetHopper 3.0 allows you to download and view GIF images.
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`You are also able to decide whether you want the images for each page to download
`automatically, or if you’d prefer to download images one at a time when you need them.
`To set this preference, refer to “Setting Image Options” on page 9.
`If you have chosen to not automatically download the images, then to download an
`image, simply tap
` -- the image icon.
` Any alternate text associated with the image will be displayed next to the image
`Note:
`icon. If the image is a link, the alternate text will be underlined, and you may tap on the
`link without downloading the image.
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`Image Icon De(cid:222)nitions
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`Image (not downloaded)
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`Image Map
`(This image has hyperlinks in it.)
`Irretrievable Image
`(this image is either in the wrong format for NetHopper 3.0
`or it is corrupt.)
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`Navigating Within A Document
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`Viewing the Document
`Outline/Headings Button
`The Headings function helps you
`move through long documents
`easily. To use this function, tap
`At the top of the document, you’ll
`see displayed a list of document
`headers. Tap a heading to go to that
`location within the current
`document.
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`to go to the top of
`Tap
`the list of headings.
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`Tap
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`Scrolling in a document
`Most web pages will be longer than the Newton screen.
`To move up or down one page at a time, tap the up and
`down arrows located on the bottom right or left portion
`of the screen of the Newton.
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`Accessing Document
`Information
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`You are able to view document
`information such as URL, document
`size, date created and more for each
`document that you are viewing.
`
`To access this information, tap
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` -- which is located in the document title.
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`Accessing Password Protected Pages
`NetHopper support Basic Authentication. This
`means when you try to access a page that has
`been password protected using Basic
`Authentication, NetHopper interprets this and
`requires you to enter a username and
`password.
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`Caching and Off-line Forms Submission
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`Caching Documents
`NetHopper caches pages so that pages downloaded while connected to an ISP can
`be viewed while off-line. You set the cache size -- the memory allocated to web
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`page storage (See “Setting Cache Options” on page 6 for instructions). You can
`choose to store the text of the page and/or graphics for the page as well.
`As your cache reaches the capacity that you’ve set in preferences, pages are
`removed in the order that they have been downloaded. The older pages are
`removed first.
`If you have a page that you refer to often, you can avoid the automatic deletion by
`marking the page “Keep in Cache” (see page 18 for more information).
`If you have a page that contains a form that you use over and over, you can mark the
`page as a Template by using the function “Make Template” (see page 18 for more
`information).
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`Accessing Cached Pages
`To access cached pages:.
`1.
`Tap the Overview button (the button next to the
`scrolling arrows)
`Tap the title of the page you want to view (you
`may need to scroll up or down to find the correct
`document).
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`2.
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`Note: The cache lists pages from “oldest” to “newest”. The most recently
`downloaded pages will appear at the bottom of your cache list.
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`Editing the Cache
`Tap
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`To delete one or more documents:
`While in the cache:
`•
` Select the page(s) by
`“checking” (tapping the
`box on the left of the page
`you want to remove).
`Tap
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` to delete
`Tap
`the selected page(s).
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`•
`•
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`To delete all documents:.
`While in the cache:
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`•
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`Tap
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`Standard Cached Pages
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`Pages Saved as Templates
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`Stored Images
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`Off-Line Forms Submission
`You are able to submit forms
`immediately if you are on-line. You
`can also choose to submit forms
`“later” if you are off-line or wish to
`put off data gathering. You are able
`to submit information on the same
`form multiple times while off-line.
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`If you have accumulated several forms to submit
`when you launch NetHopper you will be alerted
`to the forms waiting. You will then need to choose
`to submit them, hold them until later, or delete
`them.
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`Routing
`From the routing menu, you will be able to choose from
`Print Page, Fax, Beam, Add to Bookmarks, Keep in
`Cache, Make Template, Mail and Delete.
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`Printing a Document
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`Tap
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`Tap
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`Faxing a Document
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`Tap
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`Beaming a Document
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`1.
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`Tap
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`Tap
`2.
`You can beam documents to other Newtons which have NetHopper installed. If you beam
`a document to a Newton which does not have NetHopper installed, the document won't
`be readable.
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`Keep in Cache
`To save a document in your cache permanently, use this function.
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`1.
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`2.
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`Tap
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`Tap
`For more information on the cache, review “Caching and Off-line Forms
`Submission” (see page 14 for more information).
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`Make Template
`The make template function is very helpful if you have a document that contains a form
`which you need to submit over and over. When you make a document a template, you are
`doing several things. First, an automatic bookmark is made. Second, it is marked "Keep in
`Cache" so it can't be deleted automatically. Third, it is designated in the cache with a
`special icon so you are able to identify all of your templates at a glance. To make a form
`page a template, complete the following steps:
`While viewing the document:
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`1.
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`Tap
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`Tap
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`Deleting a document
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`1.
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`Tap
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`Tap
`2.
` Note: When you delete the document you are viewing, it is also removed from the cache.
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`Note2Net
`Note2Net is a utility that lets you convert HTML documents from your notepad or within
`NewtWorks to text and view them using NetHopper.
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`Using Note2Net
`To use Note2Net:
`1.
`Import or create an
`HTML document to the
`NotePad or within
`NewtWorks.
`2. While viewing the
`document, tap
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`3.
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`Tap
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`NetHopper automatically
`opens and displays the HTML
`document. The document is
`now in the NetHopper cache.
`To refresh the document in
`NetHopper, you may tap
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`Note2Net
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`Plug-in Information
`You may come across links that are require a plug-in
`because they contain data types not supported by
`NetHopper directly. If this is the case, you’ll receive a
`message such as the one to the right. To find out
`about available plug-ins, please go to the URL
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`Troubleshooting
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` Faxing and Printing
`•
`NetHopper does not fax and/or print large documents very well. Attempting to fax and/
`or print a document greater than 6 pages may cause a system reset.
`Workaround: eMail the document from NetHopper
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`Printed Images from NetHopper come out very dark.
`•
`In order to print images in greyscale, you need to print to a network LaserWriter. Printing
`to serial printers or faxing to fax machines will not produce greyscale images..
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`3) DNS lookup repeatedly fails.
`•
`If you are continually having DNS lookup failures, then the DNS tool is locked-up. If this
`happens, exit from NetHopper, disconnect from Host provider, then re-establish PPP
`connection.
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`•
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`4) Logging In slip remains up indefinitely or dismisses without obtaining
`connection.
`If while attempting to login and the slip for "Logging In" remains open or dismisses
`without obtaining a successful login, then it is possible that the phone line was dropped
`during the process. If this happens, reset the newton, and reattempt to login.
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`Receive error "Couldn't display part of this document. It may be corrupted image"
`while loading page.
`If while loading a page you receive the error "Couldn't display part of this document. It
`may be corrupted image", then this has to do with an error in the HTML of the page.
`Most likely, there is an image somewhere on the page with its Source (SRC) undefined
`(set to ""). This error is merely a notification and presents no ill effects to the NetHopper
`browser.
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`• Where does NetHopper put pages when beamed?
`If you beam a NetHopper page from one MP2000 to another, the page does not go to the
`Inbox, but instead goes directly into the NetHopper Cache.
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`Problems beaming from one MP2000 to another.
`•
`If you are attempting to beam from one MP2000 to another and the beam fails to
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`"Confirm", check the battery level on the MP2000 attempting to beam. If the battery
`charge is around 30% then this may be cause of the problem. Recharge the battery or
`plug in the AC adapter and reattempt beaming.
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`Requested page in NetHopper displays blank.
`•
`If you request a page in NetHopper and that page comes up blank, then most likely this
`website supports only Frames. In order to view this site you would need that webserver
`to give a non-frames version. Contact the web-site administrator requesting support for a
`non-frames version.
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`• How can I send all the forms I submitted using “later” instead of “now?
`NetHopper prompts you to send these forms when NetHopper is launched. To send
`them, exit NetHopper and then launch NetHopper again. The off-line forms submission
`dialog box will appear immediately.
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`If I connect a keyboard, launch NetHopper, touch the extras drawer icon, and then
`go back to NetHopper by touching the NetHopper icon, I lose my key commands. Is
`this a bug?
`Yes, but not in what you'd think it is. There's a known bug in Apple's implementation of
`support for key commands, where the extras drawer will continue to eat keystrokes if the
`application is opened and then reopened from the extras drawer. To avoid this, simply go
`back to NetHopper by closing the extras drawer - don't touch the NetHopper icon if
`NetHopper's already open.
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`Technical support is available for NetHopper at the following number:
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`(970) 522-0325
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`Product Registration
`Thank you for your purchase. Please take a moment and register your
`product using one of the methods below. We’d like to keep you informed
`of software upgrades and new NetHopper features!
`A) Online-- http://www.allpen.com/reg (this form works very well in NetHopper)
`B) Fill out this card and fax to: (408) 399-4395
`C) Fill out this card and mail to:AllPen Software, Inc.
`D) Send an email to: nethopper_reg@allpen.com
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