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WELCOME TO THE UNIVERSE OF HYPERTEXT

Welcome to the Universe of HyperText


HOME

Access to this information is provided as part of the WorldWideWeb project. The
WWW project does not take responsability for the accuracy of information
provided by others.


HOW TO PROCEED

References to other information are represented like this . Double-click on it
to jump to related information.


GENERAL CERN INFORMATION SOURCES

Now choose an area in which you would like to start browsing. The system
currently has access to three sources of information. With the indexes, you
should use the keyword search option on your browser. CERN Information A general
keyword index of information made available by the computer centre, including
CERN, Cray and IBM help files, "Writeups", and the Computer Newsletter (CNL).
(This is the same data on CERNVM which is also available on CERNVM with the VM
FIND command ) . Yellow Pages A keyword index to the CERN telephone book by
function. Internet News You can access the internet news scheme (See information
for new users ). News articles are distributed typically CERN-wide or worldwide,
and have a finite lifetime. Newsgroups which may be of general interest at CERN
include
 * CERN/ECP news
 * STING (Software Technology Interest Group) news.


NEXT-RELATED

If you have a NeXT machine, see also the following topics: HELP on this
WorldWideWeb application Installation at CERN A few notes on installing NeXTs
and applications at CERN. comp.sys.next.announce The NeXT announcements
newsgroup comp.sys.next.programmer The NeXT programmer's newsgroup
comp.sys.next.misc The NeXT miscellaneous newsgroup comp.sys.next.sysadmin The
NeXT miscellaneous newsgroup


MORE INFORMATION

There is more online information about hypertext in general and about the
WorldWideWeb project. This page can and should be be customised. If you have any
comments, please contact Tim Berners-Lee timbl@info.cern.ch.
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