What is shown on a Safari window on a Mac OS X -- or what are the elements of the window from to to bottom?
iMac, Mac OS X (10.6.7)
Please re-state your question, it does not seem to make much sense as it is currently written. What appears in a Safari window is the web page that the user has navigated to.
Sorry about that. When one opens Safari, there are "elements" or items that are outside of the web page that the user has navigated. There is a toolbar, a favorites bar, a tab bar and a status bar. Where are each of these located on the "greater" safari window?
I'm sorry, I am still just not getting what you need. Perhaps a screen shot with some annotated notes using Preview would help.
My apologies once again. I'm going to try adding a screenshot in a PDF.
What are the elements or components or items on a Safari window...
Which line below is the Toolbar? The Favorites Bar? The Tab Bar? The Status Bar?
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This may help: Mac Basics: Browse the web with Safari
Sorry about that. When one opens Safari, there are "elements" or items that are outside of the web page that the user has navigated. There is a toolbar, a favorites bar, a tab bar and a status bar. Where are each of these located on the "greater" safari window?
Thank you James.
Thank you Old Toad! Perfect.
Thank you for your patience and assistance.
what is shown on a safari window?
