> Forgive my slowness, but would this new page be as easy to access >as our current server? It is hard to imagine anything easier than the type >of system we have set up currently, and I for one have come to appreciate >that convience. Would this still work with Eudora, for example? Thanks. > > >Dennis Johnson >St.Olaf College >johnsond@stolaf.edu > > The Piano Page would be a different animal than this list. It doesn't really use email at all. It can be accessed through a Unix shell account using lynx although it won't look as good because it won't have the graphic elements. With browser such as mosaic or netscape it will be a page where you just click on what you are interested in much like a windows help file. The difference is that some of the links are to files that are part of the page and some are to other computers with other information. This page is more for the general public to become aware of pianos and PTG and service information. It will make our information accessible to anyone. The Web is a fairly new part of the Internet so there aren't vast numbers of people but because it is so easy to use, it will be the part of the Internet that takes over. From it you can access all other parts of the Internet, (Mail, FTP, Gopher, Telnet, Usenet groups). Thus one program does it all. Those of us on PCs at home need a SLIP connection to the Internet, those of you on UNIX systems probably already have lynx available to access it. Ron Ron Berry ronberry@iquest.net Collect 1000 of these signatures and win a free trip to Cyberspace!!
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