A Short Introduction to Lynx 

	Lynx is a text browser for the Wide World Web (WWW). A broswer is 
software to access (via a URL) files on the WWW. A WWW 
HTML document is a file with text, links, graphics, sounds, videos, etc. A 
text browser has access only to the text and the links. The links enables the 
browser to connect to other documents. The links are words or phrases in the 
document. Each link is highlighted. Some lynx commands are as follows;

	up arrow	move to previous link in current document
	down arrow	move to next link in current document
	right arrow	connect (via link) to another document
	enter key	connect (via link) to another document
	left arrow	conect (via link) to the previous document

	So up and down arrows move within the same document and right and 
left arrows move between documents.

	space		next page
	b (or -)	previous page
	p		copy document to a local file or to an e-mail message
	=		display current URL information page
	backspace key	display history list of URLs
	g		access another site
	h		connect to the lynx help document
	/		search for characters in the current document
	q		quit lynx

	A bookmark file is associated with lynx. This file contains names 
of links (URLs) that you want to save.

	a		add to bookmark file
	v		display (view) bookmark file