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About us

We started this Directory (Melbourne-Vic.com and later.com.au) as a Community project in 2002, although the original version under a different name (internetparties.com) began in 2000. Very rarely was it advertised. It is constantly being added to. at the rates set out in the...
"List your Website" link..

Because this website is viewed by minors, we do not accept any Website Links that connect to material considered unsuitable for this age group.

Send us an email ...... service@melbourne-vic.com of the details of your website, indicating which Category you prefer....after paying via PayPal from the "List your Website" page.  
 

We also offer a Website design service see details.

  • The aim of this Website Directory is to facilitate the finding of information to people living in Melbourne and Victoria, in a way that is user friendly and giving most entries EQUAL exposure-.

  • We reserve the right to take legal action against anyone bulk copying our linked system. We have codes, web crawlers and ip address monitors in place to identify such infringements. 

 

Tips and Keyboard Shortcuts to enhance your viewing

Tip 1:- An easier way to go up and down a page is to click anywhere on the page, then use the up and down arrows on the keyboard.

Tip 2:- Remember that most web sites take you to other sites by replacing the one you are viewing. However, sometimes you encounter one that opens a new window for you.... An indication that you have more than one window opened on your screen, is to look at  the top line of your display, new windows are shown........as well mousing over the bottom (Task Bar), browser icons, you can see the number of windows that are open... Sometimes, browsers are configured to prevent opening new windows (pop up blockers), but one can bypass this by adjustment to the Options...sometimes holding down the Ctrl key as you click on the link also works.
Furthermore, looking at the top left of your screen the Back arrow is also a helpful indication of whether you can go back to a previous site....If you can, it will be activated, which means it will display a faint glow.

Clicking Melbourne-Vic.com header from any page returns you to the Home page.

  • Text in Black is ordinary writing...

  • in Red  Headlines and

  • Blue LINKS

  • "ms" in all pages reads "multi suburbs"

  •   in the Category Finder links with the "SiteMap" Page, where a link is provided to every page in this website.
  • A-Z in the Category Finder links with all the categories beginning with that letter...If you after a Florist, hit the F, Websites that show Restaurants in Melbourne, hit the R, etc..
    You can jump to any of the pages from whatever letter you are in.
  • Paid entries, whether line entries or graphics have to conform to a standard-Actual Name (no A, AA, etc) and has to fit in its allocated space, whether a line or display Ad.

Special Tip 1:- With most browsers, you can hit Ctrl+ or Ctrl-, and it will keep expanding or contracting the page you are viewing,

Tip 2 :-You can close a window, either the usual way by clicking top right hand corner (x)  or on  the keyboard by pressing Alt + F4. or Ctrl+W

Tip 3 :- In most browsers F11 toggles to a full screen

Tip 4 :- Don't forget that pressing HOME on your keyboard takes you to top of the page....and pressing END to the bottom of the page.

Common Keyboard Shortcuts

 

CTRL-F or F3: to find a word or words on a page

 

CTRL-C: to copy text

 

CTRL-V: to paste text

 

CTRL-Z: to undo a command

 

SHIFT-CTRL-Z: to redo the command above

 

CTRL-S: to save

 

CTRL-B: to bold text

 

CTRL-I: to italicise text

 

CTRL-U: to underline text

 

CTRL-X: to cut text

 

CTRL-A: to select all

 

CTRL-O: to open a file

 

CTRL-P: to print

 

CTRL- "-" or "+": to reduce or increase font size on a webpage

 

CTRL-H: history

 

WIN-L: to lock your desktop (Windows)

 

WIN-D: to show your desktop (Windows)

 


 F5: to refresh a Page

 

 

ALT-Print Screen: to capture a screenshot of a window on your desktop

 

ALT-Home: to go to your browser's homepage

 

CTRL-T: to open a new tab in your web browser

 

CTRL-TAB: to scroll through the tabs on your web browser

 

CTRL-W: to close a window on your web browser

 

CTRL-Home: to go to the start of a sentence

 

CTRL-End: to go to the start of a sentence

 

CTRL-"←" or "→": to move to the previous or next word

 

CTRL-SHIFT-"←" or "→": to select the previous or next word