>...
>In any case, there is no need to send html to a monster like lynx or
>IE just to read it.
Speaking of monsters, does any one know or want to speculate on how
Netscape's latest announcement is going to play out?
January 22 '98 ...copied shout from:
http://home.netscape.com/newsref/pr/newsrelease558.html?cp=nws01flh1
NETSCAPE ANNOUNCES PLANS TO MAKE NEXT-GENERATION
COMMUNICATOR SOURCE CODE AVAILABLE FREE ON THE NET
BOLD MOVE TO HARNESS CREATIVE POWER OF THOUSANDS OF INTERNET
DEVELOPERS; COMPANY MAKES NETSCAPE NAVIGATOR AND COMMUNICATOR
4.0 IMMEDIATELY FREE FOR ALL USERS, SEEDING MARKET FOR ENTERPRISE
AND NETCENTER BUSINESSES
Most of us have a monster browser or two on our computers right now. I
have 6, not counting archived versions, and all that I would like to do
is to flip the very odd intelligent message that has links or graphics
to a browser and come back to my preferred yarn environment as quickly
as possible.
Lou
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