This page describes what the main browser status indicators mean.

When a Web page is being loaded, you will see (at the bottom of your screen), the following status indicators:

	The service is connecting to the remote server.
	The remote server is being contacted for the page you requested.
	The page you requested is being downloaded from the remote server onto the service.
	The page you requested is being displayed to the device. You may not see this indicator if the Web page displays quickly.
	JavaScript is running (if there is a script on the displayed page).

If you leave the Web Browser application while a page is being loaded, you can set a preference so you will be notified in the title bar when the Web page finishes loading. Once the marquee notification has finished scrolling, a little globe icon will remain in the title bar until you view the page. Also, if you set a new message alert, a ringtone will sound when the page finishes loading.

If a Web page is longer than your display, you will see a vertical scroll bar along the right of your screen. Use the TRACKBALL to scroll down the page.


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