Re: lynx-dev LYNX: more pleas for the L-page addrs

[Greg Marr]

At 05:58 PM 1/19/99 , you wrote:
>There are actually three things by which we might refer to a page.
>There are also three pages involved.
>
>First is the _referring_ page.  This might be somebody's home page,
>index.html.  In it we find code that looks like:
>
>  <a href="something_else.html">My k00l links</a>
>[...]
>Second is the page itself: something_else.html.  When we visit that, we
>[...]
>Third is the "L" page.  When we go to the "L" page of index.html, Lynx

A fourth one that your previous description was missing:

<A HREF="something_else.txt" TITLE="Something Else in Text Form">My k00l
links</A>

which is especially useful for hyperlink targets that aren't HTML and thus
don't have a TITLE element.

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