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MANUAL V2.0
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THE INTERNET FEATURES > P. 38
6. The InTerneT feaTures
The rst time you start the ARCHOS, the installation wizard will help you congure
your WiFi connection. Every time you launch an Internet application, the ARCHOS will
try to connect automatically to a WiFi network.
6.1 brOwsIng The web
With the Web Browser plug-in, specially designed for your ARCHOS, you
will have the possibility to browse websites*, watch videos from shared
video web sites (such as Dailymotion™), download content, etc. To receive
this plug-in, your device will need to be registered.
*supports Flash™ content and Javascript. The Java virtual machine is not supported.
LAUNCHING THE WEB BROWSER
From the Home screen, tap on “Internet”, then select “Web”.
If you are already connected to a network, the Web browser will simply open and
you can start browsing the Web.
If you are not connected to the Internet, the ARCHOS will try to connect auto-
matically to a WiFi network.
Please note: not all wireless networks offer access to the Internet. Some WiFi net-
works only link several computers together, without any Internet connection.
If the time and date are not correctly set, you might not be able to access certain
web pages (See: “Clock” settings). If you choose to set the clock automatically
when the ARCHOS connects to a WiFi network, you will need to select your
Country and City/Zone (see: “Language and Region” Settings).
USING THE WEB BROWSER
You can use the Web browser to browse websites, watch videos from shared video
web sites (such as Dailymotion™) or download content.
The Web browser features ‘tabbed browsing’. You can have several pages opened
at the same time. They will appear in the tabs area, in the upper left corner of the
screen. When several pages are open, simply select a tab to access the page that
you want. See next section.