Where to Look at the Internet/Web

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From: Gary Chapman
Date: Fri, 29 Sep 1995 00:00

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I have a friend in Austin who does not have a computer, but she wants to
look at the World-Wide Web briefly, to see if she should get a connection.
I'm wondering if there is any place in Austin that provides a public
terminal that she could use for a couple of hours or more. I seem to
remember someone mentioning one of those "Internet cafes" in town, but I
can't remember the details. 

Anyone have any suggestions for a request like this? Are there any
Web-connected computers in any of the public libraries? Anywhere else she
might just sit down and explore on her own for a few hours?

Thanks,

-- Gary

gary.chapman@mail.utexas.edu

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From: gary.chapman@mail.utexas.edu (Gary Chapman)
Subject: Where to Look at the Internet/Web
Date: 1995/09/29
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