A82: Re: MONOLITH may be gone, but...


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A82: Re: MONOLITH may be gone, but...




Have you guys tried http://www.webjump.com/ , it seems to me free and pretty
fast

Dines
----- Original Message -----
From: Thomas J. Hruska <thruska@tir.com>
To: <CALC-TI@LISTS.PPP.TI.COM>; <assembly-82@lists.ticalc.org>;
<assembly-83@lists.ticalc.org>; <brabeler@ticalc.org>
Sent: Wednesday, December 09, 1998 3:08 AM
Subject: A82: MONOLITH may be gone, but...


>
>After a gruelling search I finally found a decent redirection service!  It
>appears to be easy to sign up, but I have yet to find the way to change the
>URL if the user's web page moves.  The server is faster than Monolith's
>ATHOME project, so I'm assuming that few people know about it or they have
>a more powerful server.
>
>To sign up go to:
><http://click-on.to/how.htm>
>
>Follow the links to sign up (very simple process) and your web page is
>instead of:  <http://shinelight.home.ml.org/> (no longer works) it becomes
><http://click-on.to/shinelight> (which works).
>
>
>The BEST part about click-on.to is that it is ABSOLUTELY FREE!!!!!!!!!
>
>Unlike welcome.to, come.to, etc., which cost money, this costs nothing.
>This is the only service that I've seen so far that does what us TI fans
>need:  Free redirection.
>
>Gee wiz, I must sound like one of those SPAM ads or something.  I just want
>to have some standard redirection method that people can use.  Monolith
>brought most of us together and click-on.to (no matter how corny it sounds)
>can do the same thing.  All I care about is the free part.  If you want to
>pay per month for redirection services, go right ahead.  I'm just giving
>people another option to avoiding long web page addresses.  If nothing
>else, reserve a click-on.to redirection address to secure yours in case
>some other service fails.
>
>Well, I've got to get back to that homework that I keep neglecting to
>do...two words:  Term Paper.
>
>
>                 Thomas J. Hruska -- thruska@tir.com
>Shining Light Productions -- "Meeting the needs of fellow programmers"
>         http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Heights/8504
>                    http://click-on.to/shinelight
>


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