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What can I do with Cyberdog?
Cyberdog is software that lets you use the most popular Internet services in one simple, integrated program. It allows you to view different types of data on the Internet with built-in viewers. It also lets you embed Cyberdog parts, such as links to Web sites, into other productivity applications.
With Cyberdog you can
- send and receive electronic mail
- browse the World Wide Web
- use FTP and Gopher protocols to transfer files from computers all over the world
- engage in on line discussions with other users (including those on Usenet servers) on topics of local or global interest
- connect to remote computers with Telnet software
- store Internet addresses as icons (called CyberItems). When you click an address icon, you are immediately connected to that address. You can create address icons for Web pages, Gopher or FTP sites, files and directories on FTP sites or on your hard disk, newsgroups and articles, e-mail addresses and e-mail trays, Telnet connections, AppleTalk networks, and AppleTalk servers.
- store and organize your address icons in notebooks
- track where you've been on the Internet using the log
- embed live links to Web pages, FTP sites, or other information on the Internet in an OpenDoc document
- create your own Internet access applications with Cyberdog's DocBuilder
For more info...
See the Cyberdog on screen help. (Open Cyberdog, then look in the Help menu.)
If you're connected to the Internet, see the Cyberdog Web Site (http://cyberdog.apple.com).
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