Some applications enable you to open a specific URL or browse the network for application-specific services or general services like AppleShare, FTP, or HTTP.

To browse for a service:

•	Expand the listed network neighborhoods until you see the service, click to select it, and click Choose.

To select the type of server you're looking for:

•	Click the Shortcuts button and select the service type.

If the service you're looking for is not listed:

•	Check the service type you have selected (Web server or FTP server, for example).
•	Open the Internet control panel, click the Advanced tab, and check the LDAP (Lightweight Directory Access Protocol) server specified in the Hosts settings.
•	Ask your network administrator if the service is registered in a directory in a network segment where your computer can find it.
•	For information on how applications discover network services and what you or your network administrator can do to make a particular service appear in your services list, see the Network Services Location Manager Network Administrator's Guide. Search for the title at http://www.info.apple.com/manuals/manuals.taf

Tip: To see the source directory types appended to the network neighborhoods in the server list, press the Control key when you open the File dialog box.