Conference tallis::celt

    I hate to plead ignorance, but can we use these from our lowly vax
    systems. Also any pointers on how to best navigate/read/reply to these
    areas?
    
    Joe.

    Joe,
    
    If you have MOSAIC installed on your system it is easy, otherwise get
    the MOSAIC kit and it is easy to install in your own account and from
    the MOSAIC menu you can enter the name George has in his reply in the
    MOSAIC window and bingo, you will see, it's magic.
    
    Ren�

    Joe,
    
    The kit is available from the following location and I have included
    the simple instructions needed. If you have an ULTRIX machine it is
    much faster.
    
$ copy SWSCIM::DISK$CIM2:[AD$PUBLIC]XMOSAIC-VMS-UCX.*.* *.*
$ backup XMOSAIC-VMS-UCX.BCK/save *.*
$ @xmosaic-setup
$ set display/create/node=<your workstation here>
$ xmosaic /home.html

OR, for a character cell interface :
$ copy TECO::SYS$PUBLIC:LYNX.* *.*
$ @LYNX
$ LYNX

    There is also a guide to the internet available from the following
    location
    
	CONTRA::SYS$PUBLIC:EFF-BIG-DUMMY-GUIDE-TO-INTERNET.PS

Remember to get the special Digital versions which know how to negotiate
around the firewall if you want to access the outside world though!

Chris.

    
    
    There is also a notesfile that covers this technology.
    
    SOFBAS::INTERNET_TOOLS
    
    You also need to have TCP/IP Network Protocol installed and configured
    on your system before you can run Mosaic.
    
    There are several other "areas" in Mosaic that might be of interest
    to other Irish people, and I'll post pointers later today.
    
    
    keVin
    
    
    

http://granuaile.ieunet.ie/
(IEunet WWW Service Guide)


http://www.maths.tcd.ie/
(Trinity College Dublin - School of Mathematics)


http://info.cv.nrao.edu/staff/pmurphy/pm-home.html
(Pat Murphy's maze of twisty little passages)


http://itdsrv1.ul.ie/Information/Ireland.html
(Ireland: The Internet Collection)

http://www.ieunet.ie/irish_info/university_contacts.html
(Irish University Contact Points)

http://itdsrv1.ul.ie/Information/IrishServerList.html
(List of Irish World-Wide Web Sites)

http://www.broadcom.ie/irish.html
(Irish WWW Servers)

http://www.ieunet.ie/experimental/net_toys.html
(IEunet WWW Experimental Services Guide)

http://www.maths.tcd.ie/pub/Constitution/index.html
(The Irish Constitution)

http://www.bess.tcd.ie/dclrtn.html
(JOINT DECLARATION ON PEACE)

http://www.ucd.ie/irish.html
(Other Irish Information Resources)

    
    Another good one .
    
    
    http://www.iol.ie/IOL-HOME.html
    (Ireland on Line)
    
    

    RE: .3  by RUTILE::AUNGIER 
    
    >There is also a guide to the internet available from the following
        
	>CONTRA::SYS$PUBLIC:EFF-BIG-DUMMY-GUIDE-TO-INTERNET.PS
    
    I copied this over, but my PostScript queue can't print it because it
    doesn't seem to be able to interpret something.  
    
>%%Creator: dvips 5.516 Copyright 1986, 1993 Radical Eye Software
    
    What's dvips?

    
    
    	 http://tc-www.ilo.dec.com/
    
    
    	Technical Computing at Digital (Galway)

    
    
    http://www.sun.com/cgi-bin/imagemap/sun-features?242,62
    
    Sun Microsystems Special Events/World Cup Page
    
    Tons of info about the World Cup !!!
    
    Why isn't Digital involved in this type of an effort ????????????????
    
    
    

    RE: .10  by ACTGSF::BURNS 
    
    >Why isn't Digital involved in this type of an effort ????????????????
    
    Cuz they're afraid will be abusing ourselves to death downloading
    weather maps.  
    

    
    
    I ment involvement with Promoting/Advertising via the World Cup.   :-)
    
    
    keVin

    
    The same reason why Digital doesn't advertise during major sporting
    events in the US and prefers instead <sarcasm alert> to take out
    obscure ads in magazines like Forbes and highly watched television
    shows like MacNeil Lehrer Report.
    
    I suppose we should thank god they didn't use "Flexware".  And cheer
    up - we have the Alpha Generation now! Groovy! Sounds like something
    from the Brady Bunch.

    RE: .13  by TALLIS::DARCY 
    
    >The same reason why Digital doesn't advertise during major sporting
    >events in the US ...
    
    Like golf tournaments for aging duffers?
    

    
    
    http://www.commerce.digital.com/palo-alto/chamber-of-commerce/events/wCup/
    home.html
    
	
    Digital's  World Cup Database

    Guinness web site:
    
      http://www.itl.net/guinness/
    
    

    
    Here's another good one... with a few independant Irish
    artists including Phil Harrington (from Ballydehob - a great
    sounding town), Raw November, and Swampshack (kind of like
    the Love Shack but a bit moist)...
    
      http://www.iuma.com/IUMA-2.0/home.html
    
    

    OK, here's one...
    
       http://misty.com/ulysses/vip/index.html
    
    and does anyone have the Virtual Irish Pub site?

    G'day George:
    
    Virtual Irish Pub site -
    
    	http://misty.com/ulysses/vip/a_vip.html
    
    And some more -
    
    	http://www.internet-eireann.ie/
    	http://itdsrv1.ul.ie/Information/Ireland.html
    	http://pwaldron.bess.tcd.ie/roots_ie.htm
    
    All Things Irish -
    
    	http://www.rmii.com/mckinley/irish.html
    
    And for something completely different -
    
    	http://www.molson.com/

Tourist/ travel info for Ireland:
http:/www.travel2000.com/1/europe/ireland/index.htm

Ditto for NI:
http:/www.travel2000.com/1/europe/northern/index.htm

Dave

A search on Alta Vista for something completely different came up with
several pages for the Belfast Telegraph Online.  A little more diggiing
located the home page at http://nautilus.netcmi.co.uk/beltel/index.htm .

Looks interesting if you would like to see the news from a Northern Ireland
perspective.  

Dave