Netscape v stand alone modu ? (servery WWW)

[Jiri Kvarda]

>Nemohl by jste sem hodit URL kde se to najde at zbytecne vsichni nehonime
>Parkery, Archie ...apod.
>
>Diky za vsechny
>				Jarda Biolek
>
>>Kdo nechce utracet zadne penize, je na skole a chce server pro NT, tak
>>pro nej je asi dobrou volbou Netscape Communications Server.

Tady je prslusna announce. Z uvedeneho URL se odskakuje na polozku
o pravech pro skolske uzivatele a z toho do formulare, ktery je treba
vyplnit. Pokud bude automat spokojen, vrati Vam heslo pod kterym muzete
pristupovat k nekterym stranam toho serveru a z nich stahovat SW. Z vlastni
zkusenosti mohu rict, ze pouzit pro tento ukol Mosaic misto Netscape
Navigatoru se nevyplaci.
                                Jiri Kvarda
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Date: Fri, 18 Aug 1995 03:09:28 +0000 (GMT)
From: Greg Sands <gsands at netscape.com>
Subject: ANNOUNCE: Netscape Commerce Server free for educational institutions
To: webserver-nt at DELTA.PROCESS.COM
Organization: Netscape Communications
Path: usenet
X-Url: news:mcom.list.webserver-nt
Newsgroups: mcom.list.webserver-nt

Netscape today announced that we have enhanced our Educational Server
Program (Edu-Drive) by
making Netscape Commerce Server free for qualifying institutions, and by
expanding the program
to include public libraries.  The inclusion of Netscape Commerce Server will
allow students,
faculty and staff at educational institutions and charitable non-profits to
build secure
web-enabled applications.  The program, previously limited to Netscape
Communications Server,
has already attracted thousands of users. By expanding the program to
include public libraries,
Netscape is allowing these community institutions to broaden their outreach
efforts and better
fulfill their educational mission.

There are versions of Netscape Communications and Commerce Server available
for Windows NT and
a variety of UNIX platforms, including AIX, BSD/OS, HP-UX, IRIX, OSF/1,
SunOS, & Solaris.

For information on the Educational Server Program programs, go to
http://home.netscape.com/comprod/server_central/index.html.

Enjoy the drive.

Greg