At 15:32 pm on 03.01.97 Bart Lateur <bart.mediamind@tornado.be> said: >Shuck doesn't use html, but a vaguely comparable file format, known as >"pod" (Pages Of Description). It is a rather widely accepted format on >Unix systems. Mmmm, I think it's 'Plain Old Documentation'? Ref: ::MacPerl Ä:pod:perl.pod >BTW, although I'm not a native English speaker, I think there's >something wrong with the idea of a corn cob. The word "pod" rather makes >me think of beans or peas, not corn. Am I wrong? I'm no farmer-botanist, but I think corn/beans/peas are all in the same family of plants. Okay, I'm probably wrong. But I think Matthias' intent was in using the word in the sense of either: 1. shuck - (v) act of removing the husk (outer covering) of corn ...in that the application doesn't have all the feature-bloat of common browsers that you mention. OR 2. shuck - (n) a metathesis of the word 'husk', which refers to the layer that covers the actual edible corn 'cob'...which sorta' rhymes with 'pod', which stands for... <g> It's a great application, though. My only complaint (and that's really too strong a word) is that the Go => Lookup... menu item uses CMD-H, rather than CMD-F, which I've always thought was the MacOS user interface standard for doing a Search/Find. tpg -- guinn@mail.utexas.edu http://uts.cc.utexas.edu/~guinn/