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Working with Internet
Internet is
such an important thing nowadays. Most of us it every day whether to search for
information, to find friends and event to buy groceries.
The Internet is a global system of interconnected computer networks that
interchange data by packet switching using the standard Internet Protocol
Suite.
We have
learnt about internet and searching over it. Now, let us learn about some core
features of internet.
Web page and
Website
The web
page is what we see through our browser by scrolling the window up and down:
A website
is a group of web page that have information in the various pages that contain
similar subject material. The website has a main web page commonly called the
home page.
Displaying a Specific Web Page
To display
a specific web page, it is necessary that we should know the address of the
webpage.
Follow
these steps to display a specific web page:
Step 1: Open Internet Explorer.
Step 2: Click in the Address Bar and enter the address of the web page we want
to visit.
Step 3: Press the Enter Key.
The web
page will start to load and will appear in the Internet Explorer window as
shown.
Selecting a Link on a Web Page
When we
open a web page, sometimes we see links on the web page. These are hyperlinks
that connect to another web page.
Follow
these steps to select a link on a web page:
Step 1: Open Internet Explorer.
Step 2: Click on the Address Bar and enter the address of the web page we want
to visit.
Step 3: Press the Enter key.
Step 4: Now, we will see that when we place the mouse pointer over some text or
images, the mouse pointer changes to hand.
Step 5: Click on the hyperlinks to visit the web page connected to them.
The linked
web page will appear as shown below:
Finding Text
on a Web Page
If we wish
to find a word or group of words on a web page, we can find it by using the
Find command in the Edit menu.
Follow
these steps to find text on a web page:
Step 1: Open a web page in Internet Explorer.
Step 2: Click on the Edit menu. A drop-down list of menus will appear.
Step 3: Click on Find on this page.
The find box will appear on the window screen below the toolbars.
Step 4: Enter the word or group of words we want to find on the web page.
Step 5: Press the Enter key.
The entered
word or words will be highlighted on the webpage.
Saving a
Word Page
Sometimes,
we come across some information on web page which we like to save for future
use.
Follow
these steps to save a web page:
Step 1: Open a web page in Internet Explorer.
Step 2: Scroll up and down the web page to see the information we want to save.
Step 3: Click on the File menu.
A drop-down list of menus will
appear.
Step 4: Click on Save as.
The Save Web page dialog box will
appear.
Step 5: Locate the place where we want to save the web page.
Step 6: Enter a suitable name for the web page in the File name text box.
Step 7: Click on Save.
The web
page will be saved at the desired location.
Electronic Commerce
The term ‘Electronic
commerce’ (or e-commerce refers to the use of an electronic medium to carry out
commercial transactions. Most of the time, it refers to the sale of products via
Internet, but the term e-commerce also covers purchasing mechanism via internet
(for B-to-B).
A client who
purchases on the Internet is called a cyber consumer. E-commerce is not only
limited to online sales, but also covers:
v Access plan to point of sales
v Real-time management of product availability
(stock)
v Online Payment
v Delivery tracking
v After-sales service
v Preparation of estimates online
v Consulting users
v Provision of an electronic catalog
In certain
cases, electronic commerce makes it possible to highly customize products, in
particular when the electronic commerce site is linked with the production
system of the enterprise (e.g., business cards, customized items such a
T-shirts, cups, caps, etc.)
Finally, in
so far as electronic service and products are concerned (MP3 files, software
program, e-books, etc.) electronic commerce makes it possible to receive the
purchase in a very short time, if not immediately.
Online Store
Most electronic
commerce sites are online stores which have at least the following elements at
the front-office level:
v A search engine which makes it possible
to easily locate a product via search criteria (brand, price range, key word,
etc.);
v Secure online payment is often
ensured by a trusted third party (a bank) via a secure transaction.
v An order tracking system, which
allows tracking of order processing and sometimes provides information on pickup
of the package by the shipper.
v A virtual caddy system (sometimes
called virtual cart). This is the heart of the e-commerce system. The virtual
caddy makes it possible to trace the purchase of the client along the way and modify
the quantities for each reference.
v An online electronic catalog listing
all products for sale, their price and sometimes their availability (product in
stock or number of days before delivery);
A back-office
system allows the online dealer to organize its offerings online, modify
prices, add or remove product references as well as manage and handle client orders.
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