About Lynx (p1 of 3)

                                  ABOUT LYNX

   Lynx grew out of efforts to build a campus-wide information system
   (CWIS) at The University of Kansas. Lynx clients provide a
   user-friendly hypertext interface for users on UNIX and VMS platforms,
   and allow information providers to publish information located on any
   platform that can run a Gopher, HTTP, WAIS, FTP, or NNTP (USENET NEWS)
   server. Providers retain complete control over their information, but
   may receive comments and suggestions from users running Lynx on client
   systems.

   Lynx clients use the WWW hypertext format HTML.

   For information on how to use lynx see the Lynx help files

   Lynx is a product of the distributed computing group of the The
   University of Kansas.

   Lynx is copyrighted by the University of Kansas and is free for
   instructional and research educational use. Non-educational use will
   be licensed at a later date.

   The Lynx developers are Garrett Blythe, Lou Montulli, Michael Grobe,
   and Charles Rezac.
                                       

   A listserv list has been created for information about Lynx and for
   notification of updates. The listserv is called
   lynx-dev@ukanaix.cc.ukans.edu. You may sign-up by sending a message
   with "subscribe lynx-dev " as the only line in the message
   to listserv@ukanaix.cc.ukans.edu. DO NOT send subscribe requests to
   the lynx-dev list itself.