I doubt I'll be able to use it online ... I'll have to wait and see how configurable it is. But while I was reading what they had to say, I thought of a fantastic money making possibility right here in town. Michael, are you listening?? I don't know quite where to start, but since 4 major manufacturers right here in town use DOS for machine programming and assembly lines [of course!!], I'm thinking about ways to use stripped down and/or specially modified Arachne to "upgrade" certain systems. <G> l.d. P.S. Dave, I'm lazy ... hate to hit F-3 and type in URLs by hand. If you'd just remember to include http:// in front of the URL, it would be "clickable." :> ==== On 2 Mar 2001 14:45:43 EST, David Ratti wrote: <snip> > And I don't know if I mentioned it here or not, but I have discovered yet > another DOS-based, graphical web browser. Check out www.2net.co.uk - They have > a demo of their "Alice" browser available for evaluation. I've not yet gone > on-line with it, but it does OK on local files, within its limitations. -- Arachne V1.70;rev.3, NON-COMMERCIAL copy, http://arachne.cz/
