What is it?

[Zeeman, Deane]

Here at the Library of the Department of Finance / Treasury Board Secretariat Canada we have mounted html'ed versions of the text of seminars on Internet-related topics on an internal web server.  We refer to them as "electronic hand-outs", advertise the URL at the sessions and e-mail all participants with the information as a follow-up afterwards.

Deane Zeeman
Internet Services Co-ordinator
zeeman.deane at fin.gc.ca
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From: fros
To: Multiple recipients of list
Subject: What is it?
Date: Tuesday, August 20, 1996 4:36PM



I made a copy of my Web library orientation and am running it with
Netscape 2.02 as a stand-alone program at one station dedicated for this
purpose (it used to run a HyperCard orientation). Although it looks
"Internet" because its HTML, its not even an Intranet -- its not networked
to anything.  So, good people, what do I call it?  Do any of you have
similar setups?

The Internet version is at
http://www.bloomu.edu/library/pages/AndrussOrientation/index.html

 Bill Frost                       Harvey A. Andruss Library
 Reference Librarian              Bloomsburg University
 717-389-4126                     Bloomsburg, PA  17815
 fros at bloomu.edu                  Fax 717-389-3895
 http://acwww.bloomu.edu/~fros/