I found that Doug Kaufman s Win98 version works also under Vista, which we now use. I use this batch file; note that the batch files are more sophisticated than formerly:
set TERM=ansi set LYNX_CFG=%ProgramFiles:\=/%/^^/lynx-win/lynx.cfg set SSL_CERT_FILE=%ProgramFiles:\=/%/^^/wget/cacert.pem set USER=hsv set HOME=%APPDATA:\=/%/lynx set WWW_HOME=~ set LYNX_SAVE_SPACE=~/NEW/ set LYNX_LSS=~/HILDOCAG.LSS SET [EMAIL PROTECTED] "%ProgramFiles%\^\lynx-win\lynx.exe" %* (Yes, I really named a directory "^".) Since Lynx understands the Microsoft-kind backslash the replacements ":\=/" are quite needless, but to me it looks neater. But, I suspect, it is not quite in keeping with Vista s style to leave "lynx.cfg" in the program directory; there is another directory environmental symbol: ProgramData=C:\ProgramData set LYNX_CFG=%ProgramData:\=/%/lynx/lynx.cfg Maybe that is better. _______________________________________________ Lynx-dev mailing list [email protected] http://lists.nongnu.org/mailman/listinfo/lynx-dev
