Cynthia Yap.
Stayed with the clip art search in Lycos and found Sandra's Clip Art Server. At this site there were many different types of clip art to be found. Some were nice while others were a bit on the unusual side. There were also a few fairly unusual links like:
4) Something called haha1002.gif.
This person must be MacIntosh user because there appears to be quite a few more clip art sites for Mac users than IBM users.
If you want to see more, just click on Sandra at the top and go back to the world of clip art.
Curtis Nakao.
Also went into Lycos and went searching for Netscape help. Found many sites that contained helper applications for Macintosh users. Are Macs so incompatible that they need so many helper applications? Just kidding Mac users.
Went back to Lycos and added IBM to the query and came up with many of the same sites.
Finally found something called WWW.IBM.NET and clicked on it. They had an on-line help desk and few interesting links like:
The on-line help desk was not what one might think it would be. It was actually a help line for IBM itself. What false advertising. Well actually there was a site called Internet tips that contained things like FAQ's and how to use usenet.
Ryan Yamauchi.
Looked into homepage help. He found Shaun Schmeisser's homepage that contained the the top ten ways to know if you have a sucky homepage. Must be one heck of a funny list, sure hope I'm not doing any of those things.
Next he went into SaGe's Home Page and found a link called IRC Connection. In it he found a FAQ area for IRC help. IRC's are conversation groups on certain subjects. Unlike usenet groups, these are synchronus.
In order to get into an IRC you must:
1. Have the appropriate software. ( You can download the software and the unzip program from this site.)
2. Find a channel that interests you. ( Type: /list to list the available channels. Type: /nick if you want to use a nickname. )
3. Click on and jump right on in.
