bare bones design

[Elisabeth Roche]

I received the netscape personal edition 1.2 from my sysop, they gave it
away to many companies at conferences..

I have been told to use various telnet products, and have never successfully
installed 
on personal machines (have on networks etc) a telnet with browser product.I
can telnet from my isp, but it's the slip/ppp product with browser I am
having the problem with.

If anyone can tell me how I would be grateful.

The comment below reflects exactly how I feel, struggling to put personal
computer users online.

Elisabeth Roche ace at opus1.com
serendipity RULES!


At 01:54 PM 6/10/96 -0700, Sara Weissman/Morris Cty Library wrote:
>I proof my stuff on Lynx, Netscape, Mosaic and Explorer ..but have found
>AOL browser the great common denominator. Since posting our page two
>weeks ago, we have turned up a nasty little problem...lack of telnet
>support is becoming increasingly common. AOL Mac has no telnet support;
>PC only with added software and installation; WorldNet does not supply
>telnet support at the outset; two other patrons had accounts with
>smallish ISPs and had been provided only the Netscape1.2 Personal
>browser, no telnet app. We are dealing with calls and e-mail telling
>us the link to our catalog is "broken" ..and then trying to walk patrons
>through what is telnet and why might they want it. Not only can you
>not assume that everyone is on an ISDN line...you can't even assume
>they can make basic connection types!
>