REMOTE COMMANDER FOR ACCESSING A HOST BY FORMING A NETWORK ADDRESS USING MULTIPLE PORTIONS OF A VALID NETWORK ADDRESS PREVIOUSLY STORED IN MEMORIES

An exclusively-used key accessible to the Internet is provided on a remote commander, and further another protocol name inputting exclusively-used key for inputting an URL (Uniform Resource Locators) address is employed and a host name input key is employed. Accordingly, input operations for inputting the respective alphabets of the URL address can be eliminated while avoiding the erroneous alphabet entering operations and also cumbersome operations.