To Robert (who has four internet addresses and THINKS he has no WWW
access!):
 
        Contact your local friendly SysAdmin and see if they can run a
software application created by the University of Kansas called *lynx*.
Just like the rest of the Internet, you may have access to the WWW and
just not know it.
        *lynx* is an application that allows the *text-only* viewing of the
HTML documents that one usually finds on the WWW. It shows all of the
*hyperlinks* that are located in the documents and will allow the user to
follow them just as if they were using Mosaic or Cello or any of the
*graphical viewers* that are available.
        While it doesn't give you the pretty pictures and great sounds in
real time, *lynx* WILL let you download them to your local machine for
perusal at your leisure.
        And remember, just because they didn't TELL you that you had access
doesn't meant you don't have it...8-).
 
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On Sun, 25 Sep 1994, Robt Baron wrote:
 
> In article <[log in to unmask]>, Robert Guralnick
> <[log in to unmask]> writes:
>
> Unfortunately, people who have access to and use the Web seem to have
> little sense of how unaccessible it is to many internet users.  Right now
> it would seem to be a fairly poor place to locate information that is
> meant to be available universally.
>
> On the other hand, placing important information just out of reach might
> make the impetus to get at it all the more stronger.
>
> On the other hand, if I can't get at it, it probobably ain't worth having
> anyway!
>
> Robt (who has four internet addresses and no WWW access).
>