Preprints on WWW
Peter C. Tribble
and converted it into hypertext for browsing on the World Wide Web.
(You'll need Mosaic for this, or something else that can handle the
inlined gifs, or the paper will be pretty well meaningless. It's
bad enough if you can see all the text.)
A question - are there other hypertexted preprints/theses out
there? (Not just dvi/ps files, real hypertext.) If there are,
publicize them!
The URL of my page is http://cast0.ast.cam.ac.uk/~tribble/
- this has a pointer to the paper.
THis is part of the Cambridge Astronomy WWW server
(http://cast0.ast.cam.ac.uk/), which also has HST pictures,
documentation on things like starlink software, submission of
TeX files to journals, general documentation, the Institute of
Astronomy annual report, Dave Green's catalog of Supernova Remnants,
Niel's timescales, and lots more.
-Peter Tribble
If the words 'Mosaic', 'WWW', 'hypertext', and 'URL', and the
http://.../ garbage mean nothing to you, then you're missing out
on a whole bunch of stuff on the net. Start off by getting a copy
of Mosaic for your system by anonymous ftp from ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu,
and go from there. Happy hunting!