<LI><a href="#1">How do I enter the address of a page or link so I can look at it? (How do I enter a URL?)</a>
<LI><A href="#2">How do I get the latest version of Webster?</a>
<LI><a href="#3">How do I report Bugs?</a>
<LI><a href="#4">Does Webster support Forms?</a>
<LI><a href="#5">What HTML tags does Webster support?</a>
<LI><a href="#6">How do I use Webster from a ReadOnly Filesystem or Disc?</a>
<LI><a href="#7">How do I configure Webster to access the Internet / World Wide Web?</a>
<LI><a href="#8">Where's Webster's Home Page?</a>
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<h2>Answers</h2>
<dl>
<dt><a name="1">1. How do I enter the address of a page or link so I can look at it?</a>
<dd>There are several ways to do this...
<ul>
<LI>Open the 'Goto Page' window (See <a href="#notes">Below</a>) Now type the destination you want in the text field.
<LI>Open the 'Goto Page' window (See <a href="#notes">Below</a>) and Select the links value in the 'Editor' or 'Viewer' and save the selection to the 'Goto Page' window.
<LI>Find a page that contains a link to the correct page and simply click on it.
<LI>Use the facitity provided in your viewer application. (One of the <a href="protocol">Standard Procotol</a> messages can be used to request a URL to be opened)
</ul>
<dl><dt><a name="notes">Notes</a><dd>You can open the 'Goto Page' window in one or two ways.
<ol TYPE=1>
<LI>via the 'Move option' in the main menu.
<LI>by Ensuring Webster owns the caret by clicking anywhere in the main window other than an icon and typeing CTRL and G
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<P>
<dt><a name="2">2. How do I get the latest version of Webster?</a>
<dd>Check the Original archive on Demon's ftp site (<a href="ftp://ftp.demon.co.uk/">ftp.demon.co.uk</a>). Webster is currently in <a href="ftp://ftp.demon.co.uk/pub/archimedes/developers">/pub/archimedes/developers</a>.
<DD>This archive is also mirrored at Stuttgart and (I think) Hensa.
<P>
<dt><a name="3">3. How do I report Bugs?</a>
<dd>Simple, Email the Author. But please read the <a href="bugs.html">Bugs</a> documentation first. This tells you want you need to send me so I stand a chance of solving your problem.
<dd>You should also check the place where you obtained this version, as I usually add a list of fixes that you can apply your self as I find and fix problems.
<P>
<dt><a name="4">4. Does Webster support Forms?</a>
<DD>Not if you use KA9Q as the link to your internet provider. This is because KA9Q is an Application that allows only limited access to other applications.
<DD>To get Forms, you must use either Acorns TCP/IP software or FreeNet.
<ul>
<LI>Acorns TCP/IP is available from Acorn. There is a free version on their ftp server, but it does not support serial connections.
<LI>FreeNet is available in several places including Demon. (Probably in <a href="ftp://ftp.demon.co.uk/pub/archimedes/www/">ftp.demon.co.uk</a>) It is currently still in development and so does not have all the applications required to support everything you will need (You will need a copy of KA9Q as well for mail and news), but should support the Internet access that Webster requires.
</ul>
<DD>You will also need a 'poster' application. The only one I know of at the time of writing this is the one that's included in the ArcWeb archive. It's called <a href="http://louis.ecs.soton.ac.uk/~snb94r/arcweb.arc">ArcWebTCP</a> and should be available from <a href="ftp://cslib.ecs.soton.ac.uk/pub/Acorn/Arcweb/">cslib.ecs.soton.ac.uk</a>, <a href="ftp://micros.hensa.ac.uk/micros/arch/riscos/c/c135/">micros.hensa.ac.uk</a> and <a href="ftp://ftp.demon.co.uk/pub/archimedes/www/">ftp.demon.co.uk</a>).
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<dt><a name="5">5. What HTML tags does Webster support?</a>
<dd>All HTML 2 tags are supported (atleast according to the HTML 2 documentation I have found) along with many of the extensions supported by <A HREF="http://home.netscape.com/">Netscape</a> such as centering and tables. A <a href="codes.html">fairly complete list is supplied</a> with webster.
<P>
<dt><a name="6">6. How do I use Webster from a ReadOnly Filesystem or Disc?</a>
<DD>You Only need to alter Webster's <a href="../!Run">!Run</a> file and provide values for the following variables.
<table align=left border=2>
<tr><th> Variable Name </th><th>Suggested Value </th></tr>
This ensures that Webster and write to it's Choices files and it's CacheData file. It is possible to use Webster without making this minor change, but you will only be able to access local files. (Nothing would be able to write to the Cache!)
<P>
<dt><a name="7">7. How do I configure Webster to access the Internet / World Wide Web?</a>
<DD>Depends on the software you are using to connect to your service provider.
<dl>
<dt>KA9Q (A free application)
<dd>No Configuration is required, as Webster comes set up to use some simple fetchers that will work with his Application.
<DD>With the supplied fetchers only the 'http' method is supported well. This will allow you to access 'World Wide Web sites', but not the rest of the internet. To access everything on the internet you need somthing like <a href="sources.html#standard">WebGopher</a>.
<dt>FreeNet (A free TCPIP stack)
<dd>With FreeNet, you need '<a href="fetchers.htmL">Fetcher applications</a>' which are not supplied. The only one I know of is <a href="sources.html#standard">ArcWebTCP</a>, which is actually part of the ArcWeb Archive.
<dt>Acorn's TCP/IP (Now also a free TCPIP stack, but the Serial access part costs)
<dd>With Acorn's TCP/IP (A free version of which is available from <a href="ftp://ftp.acorn.co.uk/">Acorn's FTP site</a>), you need '<a href="fetchers.htmL">Fetcher applications</a>' which are not supplied. The only one I know of is <a href="sources.html#standard">ArcWebTCP</a>, which is actually part of the ArcWeb Archive.
</dl>
<P>
<dt><a name="8">8. Where's Webster's Home Page?</a>
<dd>The isn't one at the moment. However a home page is under negotiation. I intend it to provide latest news, tips, things to be done etc.
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<address><a HREF="author.html">Andrew Pullan</a>, 6th August 1995</address>
