Welcome to SlipKnot's local Home Page

The version you are using is: 1.0

(Released: Nov. 20, 1994)

Be sure to retrieve the SlipKnot What's New Page periodically (every week or so) for news on new versions and features (this is very important). The What's New Page is also the source of the links to the SlipKnot One-Touch Upgrade and a link to SlipKnot's "Starting Points on the Web" -- a periodically updated compilation of interesting places to go.

Get "What's New" from the SlipKnot primary site (Interport.net).
or retrieve it from the SlipKnot backup site (Netcom.com).

Here are some helpful test documents (already on your disk):

Test the screen fonts you've selected. (click here)
Test graphics and sound using the SlipKnot-People Page. (click here)
Read about the many ways you can use SlipKnot on the Features and Hints Page

You can start browsing the World Wide Web using the following starting points:

The World Wide Web started at CERN, the European physics research facility. Their documents will lead everywhere.
Mosaic, the original and best known of the SLIP-based renderers was created by the folks at NCSA (National Center for Supercomputing Research). The NCSA Demo Document contains links to a variety of fascinating places.
Scott Yanoff, an Internet legend, compiles his vast Internet Resources List containing locations by subject. Here's the place to start looking if you have a subject in mind.
Or start with the University of Minnesota's Gopher service

(Have a wonderful time browsing...)