A list of things you can customize with environment variables (or local equivalents) is described below. The Line Mode Browser can furthermore be set up to use either a proxy server or a gateway.
http://www.w3.orgif you want to always use the home page on the W3C welcome page.
If no WWW_HOME
variable is set the Line Mode Browser then
it automaticly tries the following locations:
WWW_HOME
to point to a local copy of the file, or to our
server.
You can customize www to start at a page of your choice. You can write
your own page, or use someone else's. All you have to do is to set
the environment variable WWW_HOME
to the www address of
your preferred home page. (When you are using www, you can see what an
address looks like by typing help when you are reading a document - it
tells you the address of that node).
%s
marker where www should put the name of the
document to be printed. The default is
www -n -na -p66 '%s' | lpr(The single quotes around the
%s
are necessary in case
the address contains shell metacharacters.) When you define this
variable, you may of course have to enclose the whole thing in double
quotes, e.g.
setenv WWW_PRINT_COMMAND "www -n -na -p66 '%s' | lpr"