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Compiled by Tom Ponzo, Paul Silverman and Lori L. Bloomer
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Try these tips for a more efficient use of your America Online time.
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We've improved our Web site, and now, we're giving a face-lift to our sites on America Online and CompuServe. Subscribers will see plenty of changes in the coming months.
Start by taking a break with "Lunchtime Chat," where you'll find different WinMag editors discussing various topics on weekdays at noon (Eastern time) on AOL and CompuServe. For a schedule, go to http://www.winmag.com/chats.htm.
On both AOL and CompuServe, you'll find pointers to our Web site (including daily uploads such as News Now, Windows 95 Tip of the Day and Hot Spot), our search engine and the latest issue of WinMag.
Our CompuServe area will also feature links to the Windows Magazine Forum, our CompuServe home for general discussion; the Windows Showroom, which features new and noteworthy products; and CompuServe's WinSupport area, where you can find out how to solve technical problems. Also look for a link to Superior Shareware.
WinMag editors are online daily, interacting with readers on various computing topics. Feel free to drop a note in our CompuServe Forum, our AOL Message Exchange or via the Internet at winmag@cmp.com.
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Whether you're learning the Net, building a humble home page or designing a corporate Internet presence, resources on the Internet can help you get up and running.
Stroud's Consummate Winsock Applications offers lists of the various Winsock-compliant shareware applications available for download, with ratings, descriptions and links.
http://www.oanet.com/homepage/darryls/freesite.htm
Want to cut through the nonsense and get a page up at no cost? Free Web Space Providers lists a series of homes for your page that won't cost you a dime.
Web Wonk offers valuable tips for intermediate-to-advanced Web designers who want their pages to be as attractive as they are informative. The page's author, David Siegel, is a typographer who designed the now-famous Tekton font.
The coolest Java applets on the Web are here, rated in various categories. You'll find the top 1 percent, 5 percent and 25 percent of Java applets, as voted by a panel of varied Java programmers and Web gurus.
http://wishing.solid.net/~webaudit/
Are you looking for plug-in CGI scripts for site auditing and
guestbooks, as well as a chat facility? Wishing.Com offers these
and more for a free 20-day trial.
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