As a die-hard lynx user, I found the provided text menus at www.php.net still
usable, 
although there should be ALTs for the images.  As far as the javascript, is
there 
similar code that doesn't come with such restrictive copyrights?:

[...]
        3. The PHP Development Team reserves the right to revoke such
           authorization at any time, and any such use shall be dis-
           continued immediately upon notice from the PHP Development
           Team.

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Subject:    Re: your mail
Author: "D'Arcy" "J.M." Cain <darcy@druid.druid.net>
Date:       5/2/1999 6:45 AM

Thus spake David Maxwell
> On Sat, May 01, 1999 at 06:25:51PM -0500, seebs@plethora.net wrote:
> > I fear "self-activating" anything.  I would love to see pop-up menus,
> > but they're form items, and you want them activated by a form submit button.
> 
> Take a look at www.php.net. Those are some of the nicest buttons +
> popups I've seen, and I have yet to find a browser it doesn't work
> for.

Doesn't work in the two browsers I use.  I guess what you mean is that
it works in any GUI browser where javascript is enabled.  At least it
still works without javascript (although there are a lot of "[INLINE]"
lines in lynx.)  Let's be careful that we don't rely on anything like
this.  The NetBSD page is extremely lynx friendly.  Let's not lose that.

<STRAY THOUGHT>
Hmm.  If we go to a multiple disk install, could we include lynx so that
we can jump to the web page (once we had networking enabled) for detailed
help during setup?
</STRAY THOUGHT>

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