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Re: anthro-l archives available (finally!)
David Houston (dhouston@MOOSE.UVM.EDU)
Mon, 23 Jan 1995 21:08:01 -0500
On Tue, 3 Jan 1995, Danny Yee wrote:
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> If you don't have access to the Web yet you should defnitely hassle
> your network managers until you get it -- there's a lot more you
> can do with it than read anthro-ll archives!
>
First, my thanks to Danny Yee for this very non-trivial effort!
Second, yes, you should hassle your network folks about www, but if they
are reticent, you might ask them about something called Lynx. It is, in
essence, a text-only www browser. It is pretty darned effective (I just
this second tried the anthro-l archives). It is the only alternative to
www over a modem if you don't have SLIP or if you can't wade through TIA
installations. I find it robust, *very* simple (and part of my job is
user support - I would not have said "simple" if I didn't mean it!)
Just a small addition to an otherwise HERCULEAN task by the esteemed Mr. Yee.
Yay!
David Houston
CIT Client Services
University of Vermont
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