The World Wide Web (W3)

The World Wide Web is probably the second most widely-used Internet service (with electronic mail being the first.) It's relatively easy for anyone to make a "web page", and, most importantly, to connect their web pages to related pages, owned by other people, without making any prior arrangement. That means, if you make a page about growing pears in New England, and no about another page about farming in New England, you can add a "pointer" to that other page.

Your Own Home Page: World's Home Page Alone Services

Detailed pricing and setup information for Home Page Alone services (HPA).

Lynx

Lynx is a text based program that gives World customers WWW access from the UNIX shell, but in text only mode.

SLIP and PPP

If you would like to be able to gain access to Mosaic or Netscape over a serial line (modem connection), you need to set up SLIP or PPP software on your computer -- here's how.

NCSA's How to build a home page

The National Center for Supercomputing Applications has a nice set of instructions covering how to build pages in general. Be sure to check our instructions on Home Page Alone which show World-specific practices.

A collection of HTML guides from Yahoo

If the guide above isn't to you're liking, there are a zillion others -- "Yahoo", a web directory service, has links to about 70 of them.

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