Re: w3-el, Howto?

[Kent West <westk@heir.acu.edu>]

On 6 Dec 1998, Carey Evans wrote:

> Kent West <westk@heir.acu.edu> writes:
> 
> > 1) Is this what I've been wanting: a graphical web
> > browser that does not require X? Or have I misunderstood its capabilities?
> 
> Emacs is a HUGE editor, that runs either in text mode (console or
> xterm) or X11 mode.  In X11 mode, W3 runs graphically.  In either
> case, it tries to do frames.  (The same applies to XEmacs.)

In other words, "No, this doesn't do what you want, Kent." Bummer.


> 
> > 2) How do I get started with it?
> 
> Alt-X W 3 Enter
> 
> Better would be control-h i, and read the info documentation.
> 
> 

Thanks.

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