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In article <3e26b3$5c6@news.cais.com>, J.D. Falk <jdfalk@cais.com> wrote:
>J.D. Falk (jdfalk@cais2.cais.com) writes...
>
>	Mosaic is *NOT* the only way to access the World Wide Web! 
>Please, mention Lynx as well -- both are distributed free on the 'net, but
>Mosaic is limited to fast IP connections with graphical systems.  Lynx can
>be used by anybody with a UNIX shell account, at any speed (though it does
>require VT100 or better, which can be a problem for Commodore 64 users
>last I'd heard.  *grin*)

Erm, you forgot about Netscape. Netscape has the very nice feature of 
printing pictures out as it loads them, which makes it very nice for 
use over a SLIP account.

And getting a good, working vt100 emulator isn't so easy either - for 
some strange reason, nearly all terminal emulators suck. (It isn't 
such a problem for me when I'm at school, because there we're using 
actual vt220's and 320's.) :-) Thank god for ^L
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