Richard Gaskin wrote:
>Hey gang -
>
>I'm writing an article on the virtues of implementing distributed computing
>via net-aware desktop apps as opposed to the browser. If I make the case
>clearly enough, this will reflect well on MetaCard development.
>
>I'm looking for two sets of examples:
>
>1. Non-browser network apps that work. Two that come to mind are AOL (well,
>at least it's famous if not attractive) and SETI@Home. I'm having a tough
>time finding others, so if you know of any, or better yet have any, please
>drop me a note.
>
>2. Browser-based apps that don't work. Many of the groupware ASPs out there
>are rather well implemented, so I'm having a tough time finding examples of
>really bad ones -- but I'm sure they're out there. Any leads?
>
>Thanks in advance -
>
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> Richard Gaskin
> Fourth World Media Corporation
> Multimedia Design and Development for Mac, Windows, UNIX, and the Web
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A few weeks ago, there was a posting to this list about a MetaCard
application that provides instruction and testing in psychology over the
internet. The source is http://www.psych-ai.com.
John Kiltinen
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Northern Michigan University Fax (906) 228-4667 or (906) 2272010
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