Link is officially dead. However, if you wanted to read the back issues, here they are in a .gzipped clump (the clump does not include this current issue, which since I have plenty of space shall remain here indefinitely). You may need to right-click and select Save Link As (or the equivalent) if your browser gets the MIME-type wrong. I think www.linkmag.com is reading this page to see if I'm violating their copyright. Don't worry, guys. We've been dead for a long time. :-) -- Cameron Kaiser

Welcome to Link-Online!

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Welcome to the Online Version of Link Magazine! Some system software is (C)1994 Computer Workshops, Inc. All rights reserved.

Link-Online is an experimental version of the Link Digest, published sporadically by the Link Consortium, San Diego, California. For mail information contact the autoserver at ckaiser@ucsd.edu using the Subject "help". This WWW server is maintained at the Armory in Santa Cruz, California.

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Issue Overview

Here's what's in the current issue. If you've never used a WWW server before, you may wish to read your program's online help to familiarize yourself with movement through the Link columns. Our columns this issue are:

(For Text Browsers: Arrow) Table of Contents, which connects you to the issue listing.

(For Text Browsers: Arrow) Administrivia, which connects you to basic user information about Link and new magazine related developments. READ THIS FIRST.

(For Text Browsers: Arrow) News And Views, which connects you to our forum on international and national developments and what our editors and our readers think about them.

(For Text Browsers: Arrow) Literary Collection, which connects you to our collection of literary works from today's most talented.

(For Text Browsers: Arrow) Technology Update, which connects you to our forum on today's technology, both on and off the Internet and in cyberspace and the real world.

(For Text Browsers: Arrow) Entertainment, which connects you to our potpourri column, with humor, reviews, pop-info and more, on the Internet and across the globe.

Because Link-Online is experimental, we want your opinion on it. For how to send in your input, go to Administrivia and read the enclosed directions.

Link-Online OPSYS (C)1994 Cameron Kaiser/Computer Workshops, Inc. All rights reserved. Mosaic is (C)1994 University of Illinois.