Internet help

Cruising: Mailing list for navigators.
Type: subscribe navigate (your name)
The Infinite List: A long list of mailing lists.
Type: list global
Volunteer America: Vista online newsletter.
Type: sub Vista-L (your name)
Web Word: Web sites, news, how-tos.
Type: intro (your address) (your name)

AARNet User Guide: An Internet guide for the Australian network. Some good general info.
Academic Freedom: Includes ACLU, Academic freedom archives, general activism for civil rights.
Apple Computer, Inc.: Site for official Mac software, including System 7.01 and earlier.
Clip Art & Fonts: Find your creative self with these fun Mac freeware and shareware yummies.
E-mail Help: An older document to help new users master skills of e-mail (or learn what it is).
HelpNet Archives: This site contains lists of even more guides for new Internet users...just in case.
History of the PC: Newsletters debating the philosophy and history of personal computers.
Hitchhiker's Guide: Infamous Internet guide with valuable how-to tips and other resources.
INFOMAC Archive: Everything -- but only usable on weekends and evenings, and busy even then.
InfoPop: Help with BBSs, CompuServe, and general Internet, by author Wally Grotophorst.
Internet Books: More Internet information than you could ever possibly use. Updated regularly.
Internet Companion: Everything you need to know about the Internet -- nothing left out here.
Internet Goodies: Mosaic files for Mac, Windows or XWindow can be found here ... FREE!!!
Introductions to the Internet in HEBREW: This is super cool if you know Hebrew.
IRC Help: Information on IRC programming and everything else you might need for chat fun.
Learn Gopher: Use this guide to learn how to navigate through Gopherspace. Zooooom!
Mirror INFOMAC: Use this if INFOMAC is busy. It's got almost the exact same stuff.
More Internet Info: Just in case the Internet Companion missed something ...
More MAC files: A small collection of files; good when you get a busy signal somewhere else.
Neophyte: Stuff every neophyte would and should want to know about drifting in cyberspace.
New Internet User Questions: If you're new, this is a great resource for "silly" questions.
SLIP/PPP Help: Learn how to set up SLIP and PPP connections. For advanced users.
There's Gold in Them Thar Networks: What a great title for info on how to capitalize online.
Usenet Archive: A repository of newsgroup FAQs and information. Good searching reference.
Web Guide: Yet another guide providing information on Web browsing and building.

ACM, since 1947: The Association for Computer Machinery: interesting history and debates.
ADA Gopher: Valuable Information on ADA (Americans With Disabilities Act).
Browsing the Internet: James A. Muir takes you on a step by step tour of the online world.
Digital Future: Internet newsletter focusing on Internet marketing and commerce.
E-mail Help: Learn how to navigate through the Internet using your e-mail account. Wow.
EFF Gopher: Includes ACLU and Computers and Academic freedom archives, and information on civil rights activism.
FAQ Internet: Frequently asked questions about Internet resources and guides.
Fidonet Guide: Not many people even know what fidonet is anymore, but you can learn with this.
Internet Connections: Mary Engel's guide to dial-up access for librarians.
Intro to the Internet: Just the basics: A good primer covering all aspects of the Internet.
Italian Internet Guides: For a little bit of an international perspective. Written in Italian.
Kansas Gopher: Comprehensive university Gopher with exceptional links and resources.
Mac Gopher: Libraries, resources, and information on where to get Mac freeware and shareware.
Merit Gopher: The main gopher menu for educational institutions in the state of Michigan.
PC Gopher: Libraries, resources, and information on where to get PC freeware and shareware.
Unofficial Smiley Dictionary: If you haven't figured out that these things are dumb, go here.
Wolverine Archives: Tons and tons o' files -- all free -- in all the popular flavors.

29 ... Again: If you have had your 29th birthday for the tenth time, check out this room.
Channel #30plus
Mac Talk: Chitchat and techtalk for Mac afficionados; lots of solid information.
Channel #macintosh
Make Friends: Visit this room to meet new people with charming chat and smileys galore. :)
Channel #friends
Punk Rock, Grrr: Get together with punkers to argue about who sold out and who didn't.
Channel #punk
Speak in Spanish: Habla con sus amigos del todo el mundo. (If you don't speak it, stay clear.)
Channel #espanol
UNIX Help: If you absolutely must learn UNIX, this isn't such a bad place to go for help.
Channel #unix
Warp OS/2: It's usually crowded, and super helpful if you use OS/2.
Channel #os/2
Windy City: Although no one talks much about Chicago here, it's usually busy and worth a peek.
Channel #chicago

Alien Abduction: Stories about alien visits, abductions, and conspiracy theory. Zoooom.
Antique Automobiles: Great information about autos that have been around for 25+ years.
Bill Gates Fan Club: And you thought it wasn't possible. He is powerful and very popular.
Debate MS Windows: Get on your soapbox and profess your love for Microsoft Windows.
Family Trees: Helpful hints, advice, and resource information about researching genealogy.
Female DIY: Read the latest news about female artists on independent record labels. Very cool.
Hip Tech Talk: Zip through cyberspace with others who live and play in a virtual world.
IBM Newsbytes: Get a bite of all the latest in IBM press releases and general news.
Internet BBSs: Info on BBSs accessible via the Internet and some chatter about online services.
Internet Presses: The latest and greatest information on current Internet presses.
It's Miller Time: Discuss the many facets of beer (tastes great or less filling), with users who know.
Mac Newsbytes: And just as there's news for IBM users, Mac and Apple news is readily available.
Mac Programmers: Just as there are serious DOS programmers, there are serious Mac programmers.
MS-DOS Programming: This newsgroup is for the serious MS-DOS user; we tried to warn you.
Multimedia Publishing: Learn about software for multimedia authoring and publishing.
November 22, 1963: Discuss possible conspiracy theories on the assassination of John F. Kennedy.
Organic Software: Find out about the latest software designed for biologists.
OS/2 Games: It's more than just a hip operating system; find out about games available for OS/2.
Slippery Spandex: Believe it or not, a discussion group devoted to the wonderful world of Lycra.
Sources for Mac Software: A newsgroup for those seeking Mac software via the Internet.
Tattoo Time: A great site for anyone interested in the pins and needles of tattoos and piercings.
Teen Talk: A forum for students in middle school or high school on issues and hobbies.
Vegetable Rights: Lots of great recipes, cooking instructions, and nutrition inf for vegetarians.

Argus Guide: Yet another online guide book, with Internet tools and resources.
Beginner's Guide for PC Users: Exactly what it says it is, this was authored by Allison Zhang.
DePresno Guide: The complete text of Odd De Presnos' book, Online World at your fingertips.
E-mail Help: If you would prefer to get e-mail help from the Web instead of FTP or Gopher, here it is.
Electric Frontier Guide: EFF has a guide, too. Actually, this used to be "Big Dummy's Guide."
Introductions to the Internet: By University of Michigan School of Information & Library Studies.
Legal Care for Your Software: Know all the facts about copyright and software reproduction.
List: Of other way cool Internet help books is put out by Internet expert John December.
SLAC: Stanford Linear Accelerator Center sponsors an Internet guide by Joan Winters.
Surfing the Wild Internet: It's kind of like forging the "wild wild west." Stake your claim. and do it fast.
Web Surfer's Handbook: About net subculture. Not to be confused with "alternative."
Whole Internet User's Guide and Catalog: This is the second version written by Ed Krol.
Zen and the Art of the Internet: An older manual but well-written with good, basic stuff.