The Internet: using NCSA Mosaic ‐ part 2

Jason J. Manger · Global Knowledge, Memory and Communication · 1996

The second part of a two‐part article presenting the computer program NCSA Mosaic which is a navigational tool for use with the World Wide Web, a system in widespread use over the Internet. Mosaic runs under Microsoft Windows. Describes the Mosaic interface, menus and options and gives guidelines on using them effectively. Reprinted from The World‐Wide Web, Mosaic and More by Jason J. Manger.

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