Re: LYNX-DEV Viewing Ordered Links]

[DR. JUAN-CARLOS LERMAN]

    >Klaus commented on Bryan's screen problem
    >...................
    >The problem is very reproducible. With a shell account or public
    >library lynxes set for vt-100 emulation, AND comm software set
    >for ANSI terminal emulation, one gets such screens. With one 
    >comment. The asterisks are not asterisks but ASCII 15 decimal
    >as Klaus anticipated. 
    
    OOPS... my incorrect statement...
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    The <ul> show only one char 15... 
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    as shown in the example the chars 15 are there, but it's not 
    an <ul>, just line items with <br> as in the following
    example -printed as control-O 
    
    1: ordered list
    
       help files for the HTML link syntax.                                     
   
                                                                                
   
        1. [1]Personal Altavista                                               
   
         2. [2]Personal links                                      
           3. [3]AltaVista: Advanced Query                         
             4. [4]kuat-fm listing                                 
               5. [5]welcome to black sun interactive              
                 6. [6]about virtual                               
                   7. [7]Point: It's What You're Searching For     
    
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    Anyhow, the solution is to set comm software to vt100
    
    
    J.-C.
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