on the top left of your browser to return to the previous page.This section explains how to view all the content that is published on Webstore for Education without needing to log on. In internet jargon, you are an anonymous browser.
First time users who have a password and want more help should go to the Features overview.
'Click' refers to a single left click on your mouse, as does 'choose' when it refers to a menu. Right click will be stated clearly wherever necessary.
Emphasis is made in several ways. Bold or 'speech marks' are often used. Bold italics show a word or phrase that is explained in the Glossary. Finding your way through drop down menus is shown with forward slash eg. File / Save As meaning click on File, then click on Save As.
Further links are suggested at the bottom of each page. These always include the 'next' help page and the glossary. You can always scroll back to the top of a help page by clicking the up and down arrows or dragging the bar at the far right-hand side of the browser window.
If a page you are reading recommends another page which is underlined it is
a hyperlink and you can
click on it to view it. A quick route back is then
clicking on the back arrow
on the top left of your browser to return to the previous page.
Sometimes it easier to print out a page of the help to refer to when you are working on Webstore. The quickest way of doing this is pointing the cursor at the middle of the page you require, right clicking and then choosing 'Print'.
This is the main home page at http://www.webstore-ed.net/
Clicking on the dark green Webstore logo at any time will always return you to this home page.
Clicking on the central logo or the browse option takes you to the browse (Public) view.
Each organisation is shown as
within
categories shown as blue
folders 
. Click on
categories or organisation
icons to view the
contents.
To understand the advantages that this gives over traditional websites see Introduction to Webstore for Education
Clicking on an organisation brings up its Browse view.
Your selection is highlighted and you have the options displayed on the right-hand side.
In the example, clicking on 'View Home Page' will display the home web page(s) for you to read.
Webstore content is held in folders, like the yellow ones in Windows Explorer on your own computer.
clicking on
a folder opens it
to show
more sub-folders
or page groups
inside.
Webstore content consists of two sorts of page groups:
show
web page groups.
Click on this and 'view page' to view the web page or web pages.
Click on the back arrow on the top left of Internet Explorer to return
to the Webstore browse view.
shows a
page group which is
any other type of
file e.g. a Word document, or an Excel file. Click on this and 'view page'
to download the document onto your computer eg. a Word document will load into
the Word application on your computer. Click on File / Save As to
save the file onto your computer. Click on the back arrow on the top
left of Internet Explorer to return to the Webstore browse view.
Alternatively right click on 'View Page', choose 'Save Target As...' and you
can save the file anywhere you choose on your computer.
The green circle on the page group shows the page group has been published. Only published content is seen by anonymous browsers.
There are also two kinds of special page groups.
at the top of
the page is the
organisation's
home page (or pages) if they have one.
Some folders also have a single
inside. This is a web
page which has been assigned as an
index page. This always comes
first in a folder, and as well as the folder name, can give useful information
about the other page groups in the folder.
Information about any page group you are viewing can be obtained by clicking on the 'properties' button on the reduced navigation bar at the top:
