answer: #Person1#'s exploring the new computer and internet connection. #Person2# recommends some useful websites and reminds #Person1# not to give #Person1#'s email address too often to avoid spam-unwanted emails. #Person2# teaches #Person1# how to add web pages into #Person1#'s list of favorites.
documents: #Person1#: Hi! I see you are having fun with your new computer and internet connection.
  #Person2#: There's so much I want to do. I'Ve just finished sending lots of emails to friends and family all over the world. I just ran a search for music to download.
  #Person1#: I can give you the name of a few useful website to visit.
  #Person2#: Thanks. That would be very helpful. I'Ve discovered that it can take a long time to find exactly what you want. There's too much information on the net.
  #Person1#: When you sent your emails, did you attach any files to them?
  #Person2#: Yes, I did. There's an anti-virus program with my email account that scans all attachments, so I'm sure I haven't sent anything nasty to anyone.
  #Person1#: When you use the internet, be careful not to give out your email address very often. If you do, you might get a lot of spam-unwanted email from companies trying to sell you things.
  #Person2#: That's good advice. I should also be careful about giving out confidential information about myself, such as my password and credit car number.
  #Person1#: That's right. Another thing to remember when you are surfing is that you can add a web page to your list of favourites. Your computer will remember the page and you can return there quickly next time you want to visit.
  #Person2#: How do I do that?
  #Person1#: Take this web page for example. Press the keys ' control ' and ' d ' together. Click on ' favourites ' at the top of the screen. There you are. It has been added to you favourites list. If you click it, you will automatically go to that web page again.
  #Person2#: That's useful to know. Thanks. I'll just log off and shout down my computer and we can go for a coffee.