Справочник Пользователя для RCA 980-04038-800

If you know the address of a Web site (also known as the URL—Uniform Resource
Locator), you don’t need to search for the Web site to find it. You can simply type
the address in the Web Options panel.

If you are watching DIRECTV

®

programming, press the 

button on your

remote control or keyboard to go to the Web side of the WebTV service.

Press the 

button on your remote control or keyboard.

The Web Options panel appears.

Select 

from the Web Options panel, then press 

on your remote

control or 

on your keyboard.

The Address panel appears.

Type the address of the Web site you want to visit.

Notice that the http:// part of the address is already filled in for you. Just type
the part of the address that starts with “www.”

Select 

, then press 

or 

.

You are taken to the Web address you entered. 

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Type a word, phrase, question, or Web 
address for Search to look up, then 
press 

or 

.

Search looks for Web sites that match 
the words you typed. It lists the matching 
sites on a page called Search Results.

Look at the Web sites listed on the search
results page. Try to determine if any of 
them meet your needs.

The search results page tells you how many Web pages the search function
found that match your search terms. Scroll through the list and check the first
few results to see if they sound helpful to you. 

If you see a search result that seems useful, select it from the list, then press 

or 

to go to that Web site. If not, change the words you are

searching for, and try a new search. You can use the 

button on the

remote control or keyboard to return to the Search page.

After you go to a Web site from the search results page, you can use the 

button on the remote control or keyboard to return to the search results

page—from there you can try another result from the list.

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Finding what you want on the Web is largely a matter of learning to
search for the right words. Here are a few tips:

• Be specific. General terms will return too many results. Narrow your

terms to get more useful results. For example, use 

pizza delivery in

San Francisco, not pizza.

• Don’t be afraid to use as many words as you need. In search terms,

shorter is not necessarily better. For example, use 

hotels near 2000

Olympics in Sydney, Australia, not Olympics and not hotels.

• To find a specific phrase, put it inside of quotation marks. For example,

use 

“Gone with the wind” in quotes, not gone with the wind.