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Article #188Net access from within programs
From: Theo Markettos
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 1996 00:00
Date: Thu, 24 Oct 1996 00:00
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Is there are sort of standard for programs to be able to access the Internet automatically if all the appropriate software is loaded? For example, a button in a program's help window could take the user to the publishers web site, to find more information. Or a section that allowed comments about a program to be entered, which were then emailed to the publisher. Is there any sort of standard, or is it not possible at all? -- Theo Markettos theo@marketto.demon.co.uk Liphook HardBack's home page: Hampshire http://www.marketto.demon.co.uk/hardback/index.htm UK http://www.townpages.org/diary/Liphook/index.htm
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