Thanks to Uffe for all the explanation re newsreaders. My only experience of the
Internet is through browsers and e-mail; at home, that means Voyager and YAM.
Now I have to say, YAM has fallen largely redundant because I have four e-mail
adresses, all of which I access through Hotmail - via Voyager.
This all leads me to ask; haven't these text/data-only methods of using the Internet
really become a bit redundant? Can't most things be done better nowadays through a
browser?
The only other programme I make a lot of use of is Amftp, for uploading web-pages -
the sooner I can do that through Voyager as well, the better!! (Can't be difficult can
it - I would have thought it would be a piece of cake in fact. If you can get browsers
to DOWNLOAD and then interpret HTML and draw appropriate screens, I would think
someone like Olli could write the code to get them to UPLOAD with his eyes shut?)
Jonathan Hayles
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