|font:Courier New||B:O|A lesser-known Net utility called Hytelnet is a great way of connecting to research sites when you have at least some idea of where you want to go. "Telneting" is simply the way you connect to another computer on the Net. NCSA Telnet, a popular shareware utility, lets you do it quickly and efficiently.|CR||CR||CR||CR||CR||CR||B:1|1/3^|font:Courier New||B:O|Think of Hytelnet as a hyperlinked telnet. It won't do subject searching, but it will list and automatically connect you to library catalogs, databases, BBSes, electronic books, and other information nodes worldwide. If you suspect that Sonoma State University might have a unique collection of material on Jack London because the writer used to live in that area, you can use Hytelnet to find and then connect to the Sonoma State library catalog.|CR||CR||B:1|2/3^|font:Courier New||B:0|Hytelnet isn't a precision research tool, but add it to your arsenal anyway; it's great for browsing and discovering resources on your own. If nothing else, scrolling through a Hytelnet menu will give you a taste of the incredible range of information that's out there on the Net.|CR||CR||CR||CR||CR||CR||CR||B:1|3/3|CR||CR|
