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In mail (yesterday) you write:

> On Fri, 1 Nov 2002, Thomas A Webb wrote:
>
>> The ppp dialer that comes with arachne should do the same handshake with
>> your isp that Windo$e does.. Is it the DNS ipno that your looking for??
>
> I presume so.  However, the 'doze box is completely unusable at the
> moment, so I cannot get into it to find any IP addresses.  However, I
> did find soething which works.  On this machine (80386SX/20MHz, 5MB, no
> mouse) Arachne 1.70 is painfully slow, but it *is* working.  Now all I
> have to do is figure out how to type text into an input box in a form
> to be submitted to a site.

Bad news. You may not be able to. Far to many sites use non-standard
HTML, and input boxes are one of the first things to break on such
sites. 

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