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Niagara Release 2.3
Revised: August 15, 2002
Niagara Browser Access Guide
Chapter 1 Getting Started
Using Browser Controls

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OOKMARKS
You can set and save browser bookmarks (Favorites) for any point during your access of your Niagara system. This allows you to return to a favorite display in your system directly whenever you are using your browser.
Figure 1-3
Creating anew bookmark (Favorite) in Internet Explorer.
Note
During a browser session in which you have not already signed into your system, and you select a saved bookmark (into the system, you will be prompted first for your username and password—just like when you first accessed the system.
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ONTROLS
When accessing your system, you should typically maximize your main browser window to ensure you can see all parts of graphics and menus. Do this by simply double-clicking anywhere on the Title Bar (the top of the browser window)—this acts as a toggle you can use to set the browser window back to a re-sizeable window.
In some cases, especially if your display is less than XGA resolution (1024 x 768 pixels, even a maximized browser window might not be able to display the complete contents of a system-graphic or menu. In this case, your browser window automatically knows to provide scroll bars either vertical, horizontal, or both. Just click and dragon the scroll bar sliders, as needed, to view the complete area. In Internet Explorer, select from the menu bar:

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