How do the links to The New York Times work? The links to The New York Times open in a new browser window or a new browser tab, if your browser is set up for automatic tabbed browsing. The articles in The Times then open in another browser window or tab. This allows you to have the HerStory Scrapbook webpage, The New York Times webpage, and The Times article open at the same time. To avoid opening too many windows in your browser, the next time you click on a The New York Times link, the webpage will appear in the window or tab that is already open, behind the HerStory Scrapbook webpage. How do I navigate within the HerStory Scrapbook? Click on one of the seven tabs on the right to go to that section in the web scrapbook. All of the sections, except for the Epilog, have a list of subsections near the top of scrapbook page. Click on the subsection topic or month to go to the first page in that subsection. Click on a page number to go that page within the subsection. The yellow forward arrow, on most scrapbook pages, will go to the next page in the scrapbook. The yellow back arrow will go to the previous page in the scrapbook. Can I save a copy of The New York Times clippings? Yes. While viewing a clipping in your browser, click on this icon: 
The icon is found in the upper left just above the text of the clipping. | 
