Information Sources about World-Wide-Web and Internet

• Web Software
• Robots, Spiders, white pages, directories, and other search tools
• NewsGroups
• Searching for software: c|net Virtual Software Library (local copy)
• Electronic Frontier Foundation (EFF).
• Internet Tools Summary
• Bandwidth Conservation Society
• Internet documents: guides, RFC, bibliographies, etc...
• Browsers: Spinner - tkWWW (WSYIWYG HTML editing) - MidasWWW - Quadralay GWHIS Viewer (Commercial Mosaic) - Enhanced Mosaic (Spyglass, Inc) -
• FAQ's for internet services from rtfm.mit.edu . You may also try here, here, or here, but you will likely get the same files with different names.
• FTP sites list
• WWW hypertext FAQ or as a FTP file, with EFF FAQ.
• WWW Virtual Library
• Internet lists at Rice Un. and the WWW Catalog (U. Geneva, CUI: Searchable compendium from many sources)
• Yahoo directory
• The InterNIC InfoGuide Home Page
• Hot Hot List.
• GNN Global Network Navigator .
• The World: internet services, and info.
• >Internet Multicasting Service (NYU), including >The Internet Fax Server.
• And other general info directories from A+ Marketing, ...
• The Big Dummy's Guide to the Internet (or a Read-me file).
• INTERNET SERVICES LIST by Scott A Yanoff (U. Wisconsin at Milwaukee).
• U. Saskatchewan internet guide.
• FAQs (Frequently Asked Questions): MIT (ftp) all, by group, by hierarchy , or Ohio State U. (www), or INRIA WWW and ftp. Or e-mail to: "mail-server@rtfm.mit.edu"
  with "send usenet/news.answers/.._archive-name_.." in message body.
• New WWW sites.
• Useful FTP sites
• Lists of sites by countries

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About the net: technical info, statistics, ...

• BrowserWatch
• PGP Pretty Good Privacy: here or here.
• World Wide Web Wanderers, Spiders and Robots. See also Lycos, Glimpse, and Harvest.
• RFC Index search.
• TIC Texas Internet Consulting: Matrix Information Directory service (MIDS).
• Internet Statistics (Mark Lottor). [*from CACM Aug.94, pg 31: seems not to work*]
• Internet Statistics also available by FTP.
• Interational Connectivity Table (Larry Landweber).
• RedStar's WWW Page of Net Fame

Setting up your own site

• HTML Guide by Dr. Clue (A.K.A. Ian A. Storms), The InfoBON Management Team
• HALSoft HTML Toolkit and Validation Service. <markg@hal.com>
• The Web Developer's Virtual Library
• HyperText Mark-up Language
• HTML Editor
• WWW Software products
• NCSA httpd Overview
• Sources for HTML info: Teleport (Portland).
• Converting LaTeX to HTML, and look more specifically here.
• Common Lisp server
• What every information provider should know maintained by Meng Weng Wong. (or local obsolete copy).
• CGI library for perl4 and perl5: cgi-lib.pl, see also the mailing list <CGI-perl-request@webstorm.com> about CGI modules for Perl.
• To get server statistics: getstats 1.2
• Mosaic User Authentication Tutorial (for NCSA servers)
• Examples to test a browser or just see what features are available.
• Well-designed Online Services
• Crippled page for Netscape users (and NCSA Mosaic 2.0FB).
• BrowserCaps: Data base of how various browsers render a variety of HTML fragments.
• Image maps and/or Transparent Gif's: see "Tips" section.
  Transparent and interlaced GIFs also available by ftp, by Adam Bernstein
• HTML3: tables
• shttp web server (free)
• BETA-format convertible to LaTeX and HTML.

Conferences

• Third International World Wide Web Conference, Darmstadt, Germany April 10-14, 1995.

Software

• Webgrab.

Miscellanei

Where can I pick up the list of sources (e.g. databases) for WAIS?
                      (from the comp.infosystems.wais FAQ)

Date: 6 May 94 - The current listing of publicly advertised sources is
always available via anonymous FTP from quake.think.com in the /wais
directory in the file wais-sources.tar.Z (a compressed UNIX tar file).
        ftp://quake.think.com/wais/wais-sources.tar.Z
        ftp://ftp.wais.com/pub/directory-of-servers/wais-sources.tar.Z
        ftp://sunsite.unc.edu/pub/packages/infosystems/wais/wais-sources.tar.Z
Also available is a WAIS source description document. The document is in 2
parts, one a list of WAIS sources and their descriptions grouped into
categories (the src-list) and the other the sources and descriptions listed
in alphabetical order (the annex).  These documents are maintained by Chris
Christoff <chrisc@bu.oz.au> and are available via anonymous FTP from
kirk.bu.oz.au:/pub/Bond_Uni/doc/wais in the files src-list.* and annex.*.
The documents are mirrored on archive.orst.edu:/pub/doc/wais.  [please try
nic.funet.fi:/pub/networking/services/wais first, if in Europe]

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