Welcome to the Public Sector Internet School

This is about networked computers, networks and electronic information publishing and retrieval on the World Wide Web, locally and at a distance.

InfoSeek

With over twenty-five years of teaching as well as practicing networking, computing and electronic publishing, it is still difficult to deliver the needed pieces to everyone with their complete comfort. Only a small amount of knowledge is needed to get off to a good start.

• Good books abound in your local technical book store.
• Still a place to start is a help to some.
• This is a very fast evolving area that includes some Computer and
• Network technology,
• Some information composition and delivery, and, some
• Unix or equally interesting system knowledge.

Who is this to? Mostly to the want-to-be maintainer. The user should find much of this relevant to successful deployment, as well.

• Most any modern 386/486 PC able to do windows and a fast serial port or ethernet card, or Mac 68000 (Classic/SE) or better can handle the internet or the Internet (outside).
• This will handle the numerous tasks of the author as well as the Internet/internet(local net) consumer.
• A PC with standard or special software today handles a piece of software usually winsock.dll which other programs look for to do their thing.
• It matters not if it is a dialup only computer, WorkGroups for Windows, Novell, NT, Win95, most of these are equipped, already with the "transport".
• The Mac is equally ready with at most need for MacTCP, maybe an ether net card or a modem and maybe MacPPP, all trivial.