Cynthia Yap:
She found an interesting site called HTML tricks and useful tips. At this site, she had located the following items:
1) Netsearch HTML tricks and useful tips.
2) Thalia: Tips and tricks for WWW providers.
3) Tips for all.
4) Mo' icons - DCS's icon library.
-Contained 6 pages of text and icons.
-Shows a table describing the icons.
-Allows you to click on the you want to see.
She liked this part the best because of all the different types of icons that could found there.
Ryan Yamauchi:
Looked at the help text for Pine. In it he noted some of the commands that could be done while using Pine. The commands are listed below: (Note.. ^ = the control button which must be pressed at the same time as the corresponding letter.)
^L Repainting the screen.
-If using pine from a modem, repaint will clear the screen of unwanted characters and put the original text back up.
^C This command will abort actions you started but do not want to finish.
^E Moves the cursor to the end of the line.
^A Moves the cursor to the beginning of the line.
^K Deletes the line of text that the cursor is resting on.
^U Restores the line that had just been deleted.
^X Sends the message.
^O Postpones the current message.
-Can resume writing at a later time.
-You can only postpone one message at a time.
^G Get help command.
Curtis Nakao
Went to the search engine and found the Beginner's Guide to URL's. In it were some methods of connect to URL's along with a brief definition of the acronyms that identifies them. Here are a few of the most common acronyms:
http- Hyper text transport protocol.
URL- Universal Resource Locator.
URI- Universal Resource Identifier.
Another thing that was found is called WWW Talk. It is actually a mailing list that discusses web architecture and technological advances. (Both current and future advances. )