[WEB4LIB] browser back button
TMGB
bennettt at am.appstate.edu
Mon Oct 16 12:46:55 EDT 2000
A solution for IE and Netscape (although this does not fix the mentality
of the web author) -
Hold down the ALT+Left Arrow key if your using M$ Windoze. This can
take you back several pages further than you prefer but you can then use
the tool bar arrows or ALT+Right Arrow key.
Thomas
"Tami-Jo M. Eckley" wrote:
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> I know this discussion has come up before but I am asking about those certain web pages that do not allow you to use the browsers back button - when you click on the back button - the same page returns. (I am not talking about another open window.) I believe it is something in the code that sets this feature up - but what is it?
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