Re: how does this look?



Paul E Collins wrote:
"messianic light" <damianjohnbrown@xxxxxxxxxxx> wrote:

I enjoyed doing this bit of programming to generate these screens
www.3day.co.uk/zx81/

They are pure mock-ups with no Web browsing technology (the hard part) behind them. Anybody can display some text with the PRINT command.

And if I was writing it, I certainly wouldn't waste four lines of valuable screen real estate with a copyright message and an address bar! See Lynx et al. for how to design a text-only web browser...
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