Displaying a Web Page
Follow the instructions below to start Web Access and display the desired Web page.
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Press [Web Access].
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Press the address bar.
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Enter the URL of the desired Web page → press [OK].
Example: http://www.example.com
Press 
to display the history of entered URLs. You can select a Web page to display from the history. You can delete the history of entered URLs by pressing [Delete All] in [History] (from Menu). (See "Erasing the URL History.")
to display the history of entered URLs. You can select a Web page to display from the history. You can delete the history of entered URLs by pressing [Delete All] in [History] (from Menu). (See "Erasing the URL History.")The desired Web page appears.
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NOTE
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For instructions on entering characters, see "Entering Characters from the Touch Panel Display."
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Depending on the entry area of the Web page, the text field of the keyboard may be displayed with multiple entry lines.
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Depending on the size of the Web page or images, the Web page may not be displayed correctly or an error message may appear.
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Depending on the image size, it may take some time for GIF animations to load.
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If multiple windows are open, the windows are not differentiated, and URLs are saved in the order that they were entered.
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Press 
(Reset).
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IMPORTANT
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When [Initialize All Data/Settings] in [Management Settings] (Settings/Registration) is performed, the following registered or saved data is deleted:
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Favorites
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History Information
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Cookies
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Settings (restored to their defaults)
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For more information on initializing all data/settings, see "Initializing All Data/Settings."
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The following procedures are performed when you log out:
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Cookies are deleted
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The session is disconnected
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The displayed page is changed to a blank page
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IMPORTANT
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Depending on your system environment, it may be necessary to set proxy settings. For instructions on specifying proxy settings, see "Settings Common to TCP/IPv4 and TCP/IPv6."
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