Network settings:
HTTP proxy server (machine:port)
Do not use proxy server
Your e-Mail adress (user@domain)
Your personal name
POP3 username (mailbox name)
POP3 password
POP3 server (port 110, incoming mail)
Keep downloaded mail on server
SMTP server (port 25, outgoing mail)
NNTP server (port 119, USENET news)
IRC server (machine:port)
Inline images
Auto-load images
Fast JPEGs (low quality)
Image refresh delay during download
10 sec (Pentium and >64 kbps)
20 sec (486)
60 sec (386 and less)
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Local settings:
Cache path
(eg. C:\CACHE\)
Mail path
(eg. H:\MAIL\)
Download path
(eg. A:\)
History file
(eg. H:\TADYJSEM.BYL)
Cache index
(eg. C:\TOHLEUZ.MAM)
Index sharing (for multitasking)
Note: Pathes must end with '\' and must exist. Arachne will not
create non existing directories.
See also using Arachne in LAN..
User interface
Use icons for local disk (slow)
Use <ESC&rt; key to exit Arachne
Use large system font
Note: You can see screen saver preview after clicking on clock on
status bar.
Definition of <F3&rt; key
Always use string
'http://' if online, 'file:*.*' if offline
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MIME, Plug-ins, DGI
Arachne was designed to co-operate with other DOS applications
when viewing documents of MIME types which are not built in.
These "plug-ins" can for example view moovies, play sounds or
convert complicated MIME types (like image/jpeg) to built in
MIME or file types (like *.GIF or *.BMP). Arachne is also
able to pass data from HTML query to applications,
which understand DGI (Dos Gateway Interface)
argument format (something like "offline CGI scripts").
Plug-ins and DGI applications are configured in esoteric
configuration file MIME.CFG.
Plain text configuration file
You can view and edit directly the main configuration file
ARACHNE.CFG.
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