Scale text AND graphics, view multiple web pages, link across windows in IE6.

Today s desktop and notebook displays are designed to show a wide variety of content, but viewing web pages is not one of them. Either the content is too small to read, or there s too much wasted space on the screen. LIQUID SURF ANSWERS THIS CHALLENGE TO UNLEASH THE POWER OF IE6! === First, small content can be enlarged by simply clicking on the Liquid Surf SCALE tool. Users can fluidly increase the size of both text AND graphics to see details more legibly. === Second, dealing with the large amount of unused screen space. On a 17-inch display, for example, most web sites only fill about two-thirds of the available screen space. Liquid Surf s VIEW tools give users the control to instantly expand from a single window to TWO WINDOWS within IE6 without starting a second session. With a second window, a user has the option of viewing two web sites at once and directing where their links will open. Or, they can view lengthy pages that wrap from the first window to the second. === FEATURES === MAGNIFY: 75% to 250%, scales text and images, ???wors with all View modes. === FULL VIEW: single page viewing, ideal for large magnifications. === EXTENDED VIEW: opens a second window next to the first, first page word wraps into second window, they scroll together. === SPLIT VIEW: opens a second window next to the first, view two different pages at once. Also ideal for viewing web email while browsing. === LINK LEAP: controls where clicked-on links will open. For example, open a search page in left window, set Link Leap to open clicked-on links in the right window. === PROFILES: save URL and current view mode to simplify visits to frequently viewed pages. Use this in place of IE s Favorites menu to save views as well as web pages. === OPTIONS: Quick links to technical support, online help, and upgrades. === Liquid Surf works with Internet Explorer 6.0 and later. Supported operating systems include Windows 98SE, ME, 2000, and XP. === UNLEASH THE POWER OF IE6 WITH LIQUID SURF S DYNAM