InternetWorks FAQs

• What is InternetWorks?
  InternetWorks is a comprehensive package that provides you with all the tools necessary to surf the information highway, including a browser to find and download files, e-mail to send to and receive mail from any user on the Internet, and a newsreader to read newsgroups and special mailing lists.
  InternetWorks' powerful multi-tasking capabilities enable you to use these tools simultaneously. For example, you can download several files while reading a newsgroup and sending and receiving e-mail. InternetWorks' multiple panes enable you to view all these activities in separate windows.
  InternetWorks is capable of displaying multimedia files from the Internet including text, graphics, and sound.
  All this is done within a GUI framework that provides an easy starting point to accessing the vast information the Internet has to offer.
• What is the World Wide Web?
  The WWW refers to the set of servers on the Internet that support graphics and hypertext linking. For an overview of the WWW, see http://info.cern.ch/hypertext/WWW/TheProject.html. Also see our "About the Net" page.
• How do I write HTML files?
  Check out the HTML resources listed on our "About the Net" page.

  What protocols and formats does InternetWorks support?

  InternetWorks supports a broad range of protocols and formats including: protocols HTTP, Gopher, FTP, NNTP, and SMTP; and graphical and audio formats such as JPEG, GIF, BMP, XBM, WAV, and AU.

  What are the main features of InternetWorks?

  Complete multithreading capabilities;

  multiple windowpanes;

  single, common graphical user interface;

  Windows orientation;

  customizability;

  support for common protocols and formats;

  Visual Basic and C/C++ programming.

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  For FAQs about the Internet, check out the resources listed on our "About the Net" page.

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