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| For people who browse the Web, Navigator 4.0 will be their primary Communicator application. While major functional changes have made in the browser--changes that relate to support for Java, JavaScript, and HTML Style Sheets--most of the modifications have to do with Navigator's user interface. Netscape has made a number of changes to the toolbars. There is no longer a separate Directory toolbar, for example; its functionality is now included in a pair of new icons on the main toolbar. For hints on how to take advantage of the changes, see our 35 tips. |

| overall tips
| download only what you need
| get fast access to all of Communicator
| walk through multiple windows
| browsing tips
| get a personal digital certificate
| search the Web from anywhere
| search with a button
| let Netscape be your guide
| make better bookmarks
| turn on the cookie alert
| junk Java
| find friends
| get framed
| trade graphics for speed
| verify faster
| control your cache
| hire helpers
| boost email security
| have FTP both ways
| resume downloads
| get a window on history
| toolbar tips
| arrange your toolbars
| shrink the toolbar
| create a custom toolbar
| interface tips
| go back fast
| look before you leap
| navigate with the keyboard
| use your right mouse-button
| help yourself
| get a fresh start
| fix your fonts
| choose your favorite color
| open new windows
| create slick shortcuts
| turn your bookmarks into a Web page
| copy with style

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