Building an intranet. Versión 1.0

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\cgi CGI libraries are widely available and save you vast amounts of programming time. This directory has libraries which contain functions and examples which can process your data and handle forms on your Web pages.\chap01 The \cern(W3C) and \ncsa directories contain copies of UNIX based Web servers. \chap02 \lynx files - NOTE: sLynx v0.8a is available via anonymous FTP at ftp2.cc.ukans.edu in the pub/WWW/DosLynx directory. DosLynx version 0.8 alpha will be the file named DLX0_8A.EXE which is a self-extracting archive. \chap03 \xanim contains files for Xanim. XAnim is a program for viewing a wide variety of animation formats under X11. Although it was written ainly for machines running Unix(or a Unix derivative), it can also run on VAX VMS machines and has even been compiled and executed on machines running DOS with the proper 11 library support. The Xanim home page: http://www.portal.com/~podlipec/home.html \chap04 \fetch - the Mac FTP program. \IMagic - ImageMagick is a package for display and interactive manipulation of images for the X Window System. \chap06 Multimedia programs for Mac and Windows platforms. \chap08 \freeWAIS contains reeWAIS-sf1 an extension of the freeWAIS software provided by the the Clearinghouse for Networked Information Discovery and Retrieval (CNIDR). The SF suffix in the ftware name stands for "structured3 #elds," an indexing and search feature which distinguishes this software from its predecessors. \sfgate contains SFgate, a CGI script which interfaces to WAIS servers. It is specially suited for usage with the freeWAIS-sf server. \EMWAC Files related to the EMWAC http server. The EMWAC home page is located aat: http://emwac.ed.ac.uk/ \livesite FilesLiveSite, a software product developed by Live Software, is a turn-key Web package that allows businesses and individuals to create their own Web sites from start to finish with no HTML authoring knowledge and no assistance! home page: http://www.livesoftware.com/ \perform CGI PerForm was designed to provide all the basic CGI functionality needed by a WWW site, without requiring C or Perl. With a simple command file, template file, and HTML form, you can create an e-mail feedback form, guest book, or even a ballot box -- or perform all three of those operations at the same time and as many times as you want. CGI PerForm was designed to work with both Windows NT and Windows 95. Home page: http://www.rtis.com/nat/software/perform/ \Tools Microsoft's Internet related tools \Unix Sample editors and the Apache UNIX server.