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Home > 16-bit (Windows 3.x & DOS) > Internet Related > page 2 To Page: 1 | 2        Enter your search termsSubmit search form   Search the CFS site Search the Web NOTE: Some programs require Visual Basic runtime files which are not included with the author’s download. If you get an error message about a file not being found after you load a program – specially DLL or OCX files – then load the applicable VB runtime library. All links verified July 28, 2008 by Xenu’s Link Sleuth = this program is hosted by CFS and only available to CFS members WS_Watch Graphically monitors the status of selected hosts/networks. Requires W32s. Review/screenshot 273kB Tera Term v1.4 Comms program (telnet client) with VT100 emulation, ZMODEM, etc. Review/screenshot 683kB Atomic Clock Synchronise your PC’s to an atomic . Win3.1. Review/screenshot 78kB sHTMLc (“show HTML code”) Converts HTML tags so the tag itself can be displayed. Review/screenshot 9kB atTabl (“adds to Tables”) Inserts tags, etc into all cells of a HTML table; handy. Review/screenshot 11kB ViewHTML A quickie HTML viewer and converter. DOS but some Win features. Review/screenshot 72kB MapThis! Create fabulous Web image maps, easily. Requires Win32s. Review/screenshot 871kB Postie Command-line only e-mail client supporting POP3, SMTP, HTML-mail, etc. Review/screenshot 143kB HTML2Txt v1.1 DOS utility which strips HTML tags off documents. Review/screenshot 47kB Anansi 16-bit object oriented HTML editor with some professional-type features. Review/screenshot 673kB To Page: Prev | 1 | 2

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