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To: <opendos AT delorie DOT com>
From: "Mark at Cross+Road's" <mark1 AT mich DOT com>
CC: <pda AT csem DOT ch>
Date: Fri, 27 Oct 2000 16:46:00 +0400
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Subject: Re: dos web browser
Reply-To: opendos AT delorie DOT com


Hello,
    Yes, I've already have #703 installed and was hoping that perhaps the
web browser could be install alone without the whole lot of other programs,
I guess not.
     Thanks, not certain if I'm interested in everything else the package
offers anyways.
     Maybe I'll dig-up a copy of web-spyder and see what that can do?
       Mark




On 2000-10-27 opendos AT delorie DOT com said:
   >Mark,
   >Joe is right, the demo version as well as the full version consist
   >in a complete package, including the browser  You need to have a
   >machine with a DOS installed (DR-DOS preferably ;-), and you need
   >to know your ISP parameters and login information to connect to the
   >Internet.
   >There are two newsgroups that discuss GEOS-based software (very
   >informative) :
   >news:comp.os.geos.misc
   >news:comp.os.geos.programmer
   >If you have any question regarding Geos-based software, my best
   >advice is to have a look there.
   >Philippe.
   >"Da Silva, Joe" wrote:
   >> Read the fine print!  ;-)
   >> What you download is not the browser 'per se', but the whole
   >> "newdeal" package, which includes the browser. You fill out
   >> a form, so they e-mail you the decompression password and
   >> "take it from there" ... (that's as far as I've gotten - when I
   >>find  some time, I hope to actually try it out ...).
   >> Joe.
   >> > Hello,
   >> >     I went to the site but didn't know what to look for and
   >>didn't find  > the
   >> > browser?  Have you a ftp location for the file and a file name
   >>for the  > browser?  If so please pass along!
   >> >      Thanks,
   >> >       Mark
   >SNIP