The mosaic navigator the essential guide to the internet interface

Summary: Publisher Summary 1 An introductory tour of Mosaic emphasizes using the program to "browse" the Internet, linking a local computer to a distant computer's host program via Telnet, and transferring files from remote sites to the user's computer via FTP. Original (All Users).   Publisher Summary 2 Explains the complexities of the popular viewer of the World Wide Web, the means by which hypertext documents can be accessed, detailing how to navigate around Mosaic, the customized versions of Mosaic, setting up the system, and more   Publisher Summary 3 Explains the fundamentals of Mosaic, a graphical interface used to get information on the Internet. Covers how to obtain free and commercial versions, installation on PC and Mac, customizing Mosaic, World Wide Web sites, and using related programs such as Lview, WHAM, GhostScript, MPEGPLAY. Describes Internet tools available via Mosaic, including Telnet, FTP, Gopher, and Veronica. Includes screen illustrations. Annotation copyright Book News, Inc. Portland, Or.