The Mosaic Handbook for the Macintosh

Mosiac is an important application that is becoming instrumental in the growth of the Internet. These books, one for Microsoft Windows, one for the X Windows System, and one for the Macintosh, introduce you to Mosaic and its use in navigating and finding information on the World Wide Web(WWW). They show you how to use Mosaic to replace some of the traditional Internet functions like FTP, Gopher, Archie, and Veronica. For more advanced users, the books describe how to add external viewers to Mosaic (allowing it to display many additional file types) and how to customise the Mosaic interface, such as screen elements, colours, and fonts. The Microsoft and Macintosh versions come with a floppy disk: The X Window version comes with a CD-ROM. All three books come with a subscription to the Global Network Navigator (GNN), the leading WWW based information service on the Internet.