WE R LIBRARY FORMAT
| Level | Basic |
| Device | Windows (Laptop) |
| Topic | Internet |
| Sub-topic | Internet browsing using a Windows laptop |
| Introduction | |
| Limit to one paragraph with three to five sentences. Include where readers could use the information we are about to discuss. Follow the writing style guide for WE R. | |
| You can easily connect and browse the internet with the help of your Windows laptop. All you need to do is follow several steps. This short piece will guide you through what you have to do to start internet browsing in no time. | |
| Body | |
| Pointers:Only focus on the required stuff. Avoid fluff. Use the active voice and write using imperative sentences.Use complete and concise sentences.Be consistent with sentence structures,Use screenshots only when needed. Place the text lines that refer to the images first. Bold out any jargon or technical term used | |
| 1 | To begin, go to your laptop’s taskbar and click on the Windows icon on the lower left. Alternatively, you can press the Windows key on your keyboard. |
| 2 | The next step is to look for an internet browser on your device. We will be using Google Chrome for this example. In addition, make sure that you have installed the browser on your laptop. Then you tap on the icon and wait for it to load. |
| 3 | On the browser search bar, you can now input text, keys, or numbers. You can also type in specific keywords or an actual website to reduce your searching time to a minimum. |
| Conclusion | |
| Summarize steps as simply as you could. Encourage readers to try again or connect with our customer assistance team (or hire our VAs!) if they are still confused. Refer readers to the glossary for other topics. | |
| Your laptop offers a convenient way to browse the internet. Simply tap the Windows button on your keyboard or the icon on the desktop taskbar to begin. Then choose Google Chrome or any relevant browser, type in the keywords on the search bar, and wait for results to show. Plus, you can get in touch with us for any issues you might encounter while trying to browse. | |
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