into very short ones with TinyUrl Creator. Additional help is available at the TinyUrl Creator user support forum (http://forums.mozmonkey.com/index.php). You can find additional information about how the TinyURL service works at http://www.tinyur1.com. Note that the TinyUrl Creator extension is not produced by the makers of the TinyURL.com service.           Appendix A: Firefox Menu Reference Trying a new program with dozens of new commands can be as overwhelming as meeting the in-laws. This appendix walks you through the commands offered by the Firefox menu bar. I also list the command's keyboard shortcut under it (if it has one) and identify any scenarios that might cause a command to be unavailable. If you want more information on a particular command or menu, I point you to the chapter where I discuss it. The File Menu The File menu (shown in Figure A-1) mostly contains commands that operate on the currently displayed Web site, along with a few general Firefox commands (such as Import, for importing personal information from your previous browser, and Exit, for closing all Firefox windows). Figure A-1: The File menu. New Window Opens a new Firefox window. Shortcut Ctrl+N ( +N on a Mac) New Tab Opens a new Firefox tab. Shortcut Ctrl+T ( +T on a Mac) See Chapter 7 for more information about tabbed browsing. Open Location If the Location Bar is on your toolbar, choosing this menu item selects it. If you remove the Location Bar by using toolbar customization, which I discuss in Chapter 18, this command opens the window shown in Figure A-2. Type the address of the page you want to load into the text box, or if you want to open a file that's on your computer, click the Choose File button and select the file in the window that appears. By default, Firefox opens the Web page or file in the current window. To open it in a new tab or window instead, choose the appropriate option from the dropdown list next to Open In. Finally, click the Open button to open the Web page or file. Figure A-2: If you hide the Location Bar by using toolbar customization, the Open Location command shows this window. Shortcut Ctrl+L ( +L on a Mac) Open File Allows you to display a file on your hard drive within Firefox. Only Web sites, text files, and images can be opened. Shortcut Ctrl+O ( +O on a Mac) Close Closes the current Firefox window. Firefox shows this command only if you have no tabs open in the current window. Otherwise, it displays Close Window and Close Tab commands.