Xeno Reflorks


Okay.. Due to some extreme boredom on my part, I decided to take all of the DocMaker issues of Xeno and adapt them to html. Most of the reason I didn't do this in the past, is because html didn't have enough controls to make things look the same (also, I used to not get this bored). But because of the recent changes in Netscape, I can make everything look almost EXACTLY like it does in the DocMaker files. There are some prerequisites for the simulation to work though. You must have:

Netscape version 3
(InternetExplorer version 2.1 or 3.0 looks okay too, but things don't match up as well as with Netscape)
All the fonts that I make use of (Times, Helvetica, Courier, Dobkin-Script, Geneva, New York, Palatino)
And your screen set to the width of the black bar below.


The pages can load really slow from the use of fonts, but I got things looking very much like the original documents.. This is a good and bad thing, because I didn't change any of the out-dated information. Some things I'd LIKE to change or omit...but, I saw this as an experiment in document emulation, so therefor the stupid and/or incorrect things I said are STILL there. The only overt change I made was to the first page where the mail and email addresses are, since, they aren't valid anymore... Things change.. that sure was a while ago. The good old days... Well, maybe they weren't so great, but at least Psycho put more into the issues back then. Plus we actually got people to contribute stuff (woohoo!). But, anyways, if you have the newest version of netscape and want to see the oldest of XENOs.. Be my guest.

And if you're wondering if I can put the Ackrowbatt issues into html, my answer for most of the pages would be very much, no. Html doesn't support the kinds of things I've been doing in the latest issues..


Okay, now that you have all that, here are the WEB issues of


XENO 1

First issue (obviously)...explanations, aspirations, and the birth of techie crap.


XENO 2

Love, ranting, poetry, still art, fiction, and party rights.


XENO 3

Sex, endless whys, poetry, more poetry, pessimism, and WEB.


XENO 4

Soul searching, you, poetry, fiction, still art, I still don't know, and video games.

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