Attention users on Sun 4.x Unix systems ...mostly
If you already have, or are able to install, the sv program
--an auxiliary setext viewer-- at your (Unix Sun 4.x) end, you may be
able to read the HOSPEXerver specifications in structured outline
manner. If not, then you'll have to make do with reading it online in
the normal, linear fashion. Alternatively download the document to
your Macintosh or Windows machine and use one of the other setext
browsers. Since it is quite long, ~13 Kb, viewing it as a setext is
recommended. Incidentially, both links here point to exactly the
same document, although one is a symbolic link to the other and
named with a different suffix.
Select one or the other:
- specifications.txt
- This setext file.txt will be recognized, received
and treated by your WWW client as a flat TEXT file. This is also the
version to get if you're planning to save and/or print it locally,
BTW.
- specifications.etx
- Assuming that your WWW client is configurable AND has been
configured properly (a BIG
if), this file.etx will be transmitted and silently
passed over to a setext viewer and --in the sv--
displayed with a clickable, dynamically-created index to its subparts.
Here are the
sv and other setext clients
Comments, preferably with a reference to the URL, are welcomed:
Ian Feldman ianf@eleet.mimuw.edu.pl