Links
(ver 2.29)
Freeware


Links (not to be confused with Lynx) is a 
Textual Web Browser for DOS, consisting of 
a single file: "LINKS.EXE".  Links uses a 
WATTCP Packet Driver, and although it will 
give a notification if none is found, it 
will still load as an Offline Browser.  

Links will look for a WATTCP.CFG file in 
the startup directory, but if not found, 
it will use other means to try and discover 
the appropriate IP addresses to use.  

Links requires DPMI, and will find and 
execute CWSDPMI if this file is in the same 
directory as the Links executable (bypassing 
the need to pre-load DPMI services).


Although Links was inspired by its big 
brother Lynx (power users should really give 
Lynx a try), there are several differences.  
One especially neat feature is its built-in 
ability to be a Braille terminal.

The first time you start Links, it will 
create a subdirectory "LINKS.CFG", in which 
it will create 3 files: "BOOKMARK.HTM", 
"LINKS.HIS", and "COOKIES.TXT".  

When links starts, you will see nothing 
but a blank screen.  Press the [ESC] key 
to see the pulldown menu.  Links will use 
a mouse if a mouse driver has been loaded.  

You can start Links in a graphic mode by 
typing  "LINKS -g"  on the command line.  
If you have not pre-defined a videomode, 
it will refuse to load, and present a 
help screen explaining that you need to 
use the "-mode" switch.  Syntax is:

	LINKS -g -mode [width]x[height]x[colors]

Note that the colors argument may be 
16, 256, 32k, 64k, or 16m. 

file = LINKS.zip


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CWSDPMI
(release 7)
Freeware

Included is a complementary DPMI service 
for V2 of DJGPP.  

file = CSDPMI7B.zip