If you do not see the yellow WINDOW OPTIONS title in the large box, (or you cannot scroll down to the bottom of the page), reload the viewer page until the page becomes usable for input of URLs'. Super-Reload works best, which is done by holding CMD and R together on the wireless keyboard for 6-20 seconds; or the Windows key and R together on a wired keyboard, also for 6-20 seconds.
The 2-way page viewer allows you to have 2 separate sites on the screen at one time, with both sites displayed side by side and both being useable.
Some sites use a cover page (title page with Logos etc.), that will sometimes not work with this viewer tool. Just get the URL for one of its' accompanying pages, and use that.
Just use trial and error until you find pages that work, and put the URL in both sides of the viewer to get a sample of the 2-way feature.
The first thing to do is to click on 'URL for left side'. A popup screen should come up to allow the input of a URL of the page you want to have showing on the left side of the screen. Then click on this URL, and it should fill the whole screen as in normal viewing.
Then click on 'URL for right side'. The same popup will appear. Input a new URL or the same URL as before, and click on it. You should now see both pages displayed on the screen side by side.
The 'close window' feature allows you to use just one side or the other in full screen mode without leaving the viewer. No need to close a window to change one side or the other to a new site, just click on the 'URL' button and input a new URL.
Using a WebTV network page or site, like
news:webtv.users , will only work on one side and will fill the whole screen. In other words; the viewer will not be of any practical use for WebTV network pages......This is because the viewer can not gain access to WebTV network pages due to them being fire-wall protected.
You may click on any link on either side display, but to keep the same two display sides, the links must be to the same site as the link is being displayed from; (like a different page, or somewhere on the same page of the same site). If you click on a link from either side that directs you to another site, you will lose the opposite side display. To get back to dual display, you must then back up, or input yet another URL.
While using the 2-page viewer, your 'back' button may seem like it doesn't work, but it really does. It is just backing up to each action you took while using the viewer......
Back To The 2-Way Page Viewer
