A little confused? Here are answers to the most common questions to begin your online adventure through cyberspace.

Q: What does WWW stand for?
A: WWW is an acronym for the World Wide Web.

Q: What is the World Wide Web.
A: The WWW is a series of interconnected groups of information. It allows you to view graphics, animation, download files, and communicate with others around the world.

Q: How do I see it?
A: After connecting to the Internet over your modem to Cybernet, your start your web browser.

Q: What is a web browser?
A: A web browser is a type of software used to access the web and view web pages. The most commonly used browsers are Microsoft's Internet Explorer and Netscape's Navigator.

Q: What is a homepage?
A: A homepage is the first screen of a website. Additional documents at the same site are called web pages.

Q: How do I get from page to page.
A: To get from one page to another, click on the hyperlink. Links appear as coloured words underlined or as an image. You just point your cursor over the link and click. The cursor turns from an arrow to a hand when it is over a hyperlink.