The World Wide Web (W3)
Welcome to this demonstration for Hypertext '91. As we do not have
a network connection, we will show you hypertext which we brought
on an optical disk, but not the large range of information on the
"web" across the world.
How to proceed
References to other information are represented like this . Double-click
on it to jump to related information.
On this optical disk
Information about hypertext in general and about
the WorldWideWeb project.
Network sources
Now choose an area in which you would like to start browsing. The
system currently has access to three sources of information. With
the indexes, you should use the keyword search option on your browser.
- CERN Information
- A general keyword index of information made available
by the computer centre, including CERN, Cray and IBM help files,
"Writeups", and the Computer Newsletter (CNL). (This is the same
data on CERNVM which is also available on CERNVM with the VM FIND
command ) .
- Yellow Pages
- A keyword index to the CERN telephone book by function.
- Internet News
- You can access the internet news scheme (See information
for new users ). News articles are distributed typically CERN-wide
or worldwide, and have a finite lifetime.
Newsgroups which may be of general interest at CERN include
NeXT-related
If you have a NeXT machine, see also the following topics:
- HELP
- on this WorldWideWeb application
- Installation at CERN
- A few notes on installing NeXTs and applications
at CERN.
- comp.sys.next.announce
- The NeXT announcements newsgroup
- comp.sys.next.programmer
- The NeXT programmer's newsgroup
- comp.sys.next.misc
- The NeXT miscellaneous newsgroup
- comp.sys.next.sysadmin
- The NeXT miscellaneous newsgroup