Initially, I want to concentrate on creating an auditory interface to
hypertext (HTML files). I am not so much concerned with getting my
browser to work directly off of the Net and retrieve files from remote
hosts. If I can simply use files on our local machine that would be
best.
I am still trying to come up to speed with the operation of a WWW
browser. So, I am looking to those of you that have developed
browsers for some insight into how I might start going about this.
There seems to be several ways I can go about this:
(1) Use the common library provided by CERN (WWWLib) which is used in
the by the browsers www and Lynx. I can use either of these
browsers as a starting point.
(2) Since I am using Windows as my platform, use WinMosaic as a base.
(3) Develop from scratch.
Are there any other ways to go about this? Anyone have any
suggestions?
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- G. Bowden Wise Computer Science Department
Internet: wiseb@cs.rpi.edu Rensselaer Polytechnic Institute
Troy, NY 12180