
Women Of The Web v1.0
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IBM/PC Notes
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System Requirements:

 o 8MB ram (16MB recommended)
 o 8bit screen/256 colours  (16bit screen/65k colours recommended)
 o Windows3.1 (Windows95 highly recommended)

Loading Instructions:

 o If you have a working/configured web browser, simply load the file 
   'MAIN.HTM' in the main CD directory.

 o If you wish to use the supplied web browser software, simply view the CD
   in Windows, and change to the 'PC' directory. Then, double-click on the 
   'MSIE30.EXE' icon, to install the web browser to your Hard Drive - please
   follow the on-screen installation instructions. NOTE: This web browser
   requires Windows95. When installed, load the 'MAIN.HTM' file in the main CD
   directory into the web browser.

Notes:

 o If you wish to view the animations and sound files on this CD, you are
   required to configure the web browser to your system. You will need an
   MPEG/Quicktime viewer, and a player for the WAV/AU files. Please read the
   instructions that come with your browser for instructions on how to 
   configure it for various file types.

If you have any problems with this CD, please contact SAdENESS Software at:

SAdENESS Software
13 Russell Terrace
Mundesley
Norfolk
NR11 8LJ
England/UK

Tel: +44 01263 722169
Email: rich@sadeness.demon.co.uk
Homepage: http://www.sadeness.demon.co.uk/


Women Of The Web v1.0
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Amiga Notes
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System Requirements:

 o 4mb ram (8mb recommended)
 o AGA Chipset (Graphics Card Recommended)
 o (Hard Drive Recommended)
 o Workbench v3+

Loading Instructions:

 o To run WOTW from the CD on an AGA Amiga, double-click the AWEB_AGA icon,
   this will load AWeb on a 64 colour PAL hi-res laced screen (which may 
   flicker on some monitors).  

 o If you have a CyberGFX equipped Amiga, double-click the AWEB_CYBERGFX icon.
   This will run WOTW from the CD on your workbench screen.

 o To use your own screen-modes and preferences, you must double-click the
   INSTALL icon to install AWeb to your hard drive.

Notes:

 o To read the Aweb purchasing information, hit the HELP key (recommended).

 o WOTW is supplied with many GIF anims, to view them you must use a 
   different web browser, such as IBrowse.

 o When loading animations you may find that you have to swap screens (by
   pressing LAmiga+M) to view them.  Some animations are very large and 
   require more than 8mb's of ram.

Acknowledgements:

 o Yvon Rozijn for the FANTASTIC !!!!!!! AWeb demo supplied.
   Buy It Now !!!!!!

 o Me, him and the other one for making it.


If you have any problems with this CD, please contact SAdENESS Software at:

SAdENESS Software
13 Russell Terrace
Mundesley
Norfolk
NR11 8LJ
England/UK

Tel: +44 01263 722169
Email: rich@sadeness.demon.co.uk
Homepage: http://www.sadeness.demon.co.uk/



AWeb 2.1 Local-only DEMO
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INTRODUCTION
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AWeb is a World Wide Web browser for the Amiga computer.

It offers the following features:

 o AWeb can use a wide range of TCP-stacks: AmiTCP/IP, I-Net225, AS-225
   or compatible. Without TCP stack running, you can still view local files.

 o AWeb uses extensive internal multitasking, which leads to total
   asynchroneous and parallel network access. Images are starting to load
   while the document is still loading. It is possible to follow a link
   while the previous document is still loading. A separate network status
   window shows all pending network and local file accesses. All network
   accesses can be interrupted immediately.

 o The HTML-3.2 standard is fully supported.
   For buggy pages not conforming to the standard, AWeb offers a
   compatibility mode.

 o AWeb supports the use of proxies for HTTP, FTP, Gopher and Telnet.
   Because some proxies can't handle forms or other special cases, the use
   of proxies can be temporarily disabled from the menu.

 o The HTTP and Gopher protocols are supported internally. By using
   external programs, FTP, Mailto, Telnet and News can be used too.
   HTTP user authorization is supported.

 o AWeb lets you load all images, delay all image loading, or load only
   clickable maps and delay other images. For delayed images, the ALT text
   is taken into account. Transparent GIFs are supported. The 24-bit picture
   datatype (picturedtV43) is supported.

 o To improve network speed, host names and network addresses are cached
   so addresses are looked up only once during a session.

 o AWeb can open it's windows on the default public screen, on a named
   public screen or open its own screen.

 o AWeb has a hierarchical hotlist, with options to group entries.
   In extension to its own hotlist, AWeb can read other hotlists, like
   those of AMosaic and early IBrowse betas.

 o An advanced settings requester is integrated in the program.

 o AWeb has an ARexx interface, and a unique and powerful shell command
   interface.


This DEMO version cannot access the net. You can view local files only.


REQUIREMENTS
------------

AWeb needs:
 o OS 3.0 or better
 o At least 2MB of memory, preferably more
 o Either AmiTCP/IP, I-Net225 or AS-225 if you want to access the Internet
   (not possible with this demo version)
 o Appropriate picture datatypes (GIF, JPEG) to show inlined images


AVAILABILITY
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You can order AWeb directly from AmiTrix:
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Price on direct orders is $45US/$55CAN
plus $5 shipping.
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AmiTrix Development,
5312 - 47 Street,
Beaumont, Alberta, T4X 1H9
Canada

Phone or Fax: 1+ 403-929-8459

Email: sales@amitrix.com
 or: support@amitrix.com
http://www.networkx.com/amitrix/index.html

NOTE: Direct orders require a Bank Draft or Money Order or 
====  Postal Money Order.
Sorry, at the moment we don't take credit cards, but that
will be available soon.

We also have dealer contacts in many countries, if yours
does not know about us, please ask them to contact us for
information. Thanks!
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INSTALLATION
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Before you start AWeb, make sure you double-click the "MakeAssign"
icon first. It makes the necessary assigns that AWeb needs to find
the ClassAct classes.


COPYRIGHT
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AWeb is Copyright (c) 1996 by Yvon Rozijn. All rights reserved.

