yep plot's bookmarklet site needs a new home.i think its archived here
at the group,but in compressed form.be cool if the group could host
the html files itself in the files section.i would help if someone
else wanted to help add them.


--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "coffeepro" <coffeepro@...>
wrote:
>
> Another good example
>
>
http://web.archive.org/web/20030213203059/home.earthlink.net/~dcbrowsers/bookmar\
klets/
> Somebody should host these. There are some good bookmarklets for
dreamcast and pc users.
>

Another good example

http://web.archive.org/web/20030213203059/home.earthlink.net/~dcbrowsers/bookmar\
klets/
Somebody should host these. There are some good bookmarklets for dreamcast and
pc users.

http://web.archive.org/web/20030218084453/http://magmoon.goodsite.cc/


the above will take you to a functioning?? archive of the vmuhtml
testbed and even has a downloadable vmi of the testbed that works..ie
the download does..the web archive "may" support the actual use of the
testbed as it seems to have backed up everything including the cgi.

also of note

http://kefka.hypermart.net is archived in the web archive..but some
things are there and some things are not.

just look thru on dc to see what functions for you and what doesnt.

also of note is that the archive has a backed up vmi section as well
from the old dreamserv but it isnt indexed..the url was
http://kefka.hypermart.net/data if i recall correctly..once you do a
proper archive search of dreamserv..youll notice the /data directory
with the included saves.


note for dc users..the archive is a extremely useful tool to you.you
can find MANY of the now gone sites that we all used to visit and
use.some are fully functional with actual download content and some
are semi-useful with the exception of some missing pages..

a tip for you would be to hit the dcbg links section,if you hit a dead
link or missing site..use that link in the wayback machine to get what
you were looking for.most of the time the archive will have something
backed up.

for those who have xdp 3 you should have a built in wayback machine
that functions just fine for these purposes.

that in retrospect was probably my most useful contribution to xdp and
this whole scene.considering the usefulness of the wayback machine in
these days of disappearing dc sites.

check your yahoo email,in case you cant reach karl i sent you a link..


--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "xmulder1212"
<xmulder1212@...> wrote:
>
> Please send me your email address :)
>
> I tried to write you but the letter came
> back (old addy-undeliverable). It's in
> regards to the Planetweb 3.0 Browser.
>
> Thanks Much!  xmulder1212
>

Please send me your email address :)

I tried to write you but the letter came
back (old addy-undeliverable). It's in
regards to the Planetweb 3.0 Browser.

Thanks Much!  xmulder1212

Thanks to  Jason Hart Maivia for pointing me to a Lite version of gmail that
supports all Dreamcast browsers.

gmail.pirana0.com

> Hi SonicR,
>
> Answers below...
>
> >So tell me about DreamCall. Was it not in 3.0D
because of Sega and their Innosphere VoIP
Contract or was it just replaced in favor of the
IM?
>
> Not sure why, Sega of Japan just cancelled it.
>
> >ah, so would it be possible to bring the IM
back online if someone created some VMU
downloads?
>
> Different kind of download, not VMU, and the
server-side is long since gone, sorry!
>
> >So it was all SOJ's decesion to make you guys
use them enstead of just sharing the same memory
areas 100%?
>
> Yes, SOJ made the call.
>
>
>
> ----------
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> President and CEO
> Planetweb, Inc.
> 1300 Island Drive, Suite 202
> Redwood Shores, CA 94065
> (650) 551-5529 (direct)
> (650) 551-5562 (fax)
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the java function works fairly well if the right java applications are
used.many and i mean many of the java games work very well.

many get confused with shockwave games and java games...not their
fault but mostly the web designers faults.they "lump" java and
shockwave applications together and when you did a search on pw 3 for
"java games"..you would end up getting shockwave flash...many dc users
couldnt see if it was java or flash due to no source viewer at hand to
see any extension differences..thus believed they just didnt work.

i believe excalibur had many java games working on pw for xdp at one
time...not sure if they ended up in the final work tho.the ones we
worked on together worked failry well..with a few exceptions where
frames or popup window scripts where used in the java.


planetweb 3 was overall not what many had hoped for around here,and
thus just did not sell after initial reviews from those whom had it
and saw it in action got out there.among those where mine and plot's
reviews..dismal..to be nice about it..we had suggested many features
to planetweb that made sense...like just dumping flash support
altogether,and java as well..and focus on beefing up JS,css,cut copy
paste functions..and even pondered dumping dreamcall(which they did
any way..)to free dc memory for the things that would have made pw 3 a
real alternative to dp...planetweb just didnt listen to the ONLY
audience and trusted authority they had to rely on..this group.


we made suggestions..if implemented..would still be seeling today..and
  might have resulted in even more updates.


to bad they didnt think actually turning the toy known as planetweb
browser into a real web browser was a selling point.

i cant see buying it at all.

not at anything over $9.95 a disc...it just isnt worth it.


Curtis




--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "coffeepro" <coffeepro@...>
wrote:
>
> Interesting. The java was ambitious (and I'm sure quite costly) but
ended up with little functionality.
> The biggest feature, which should have been in 2.0 and higher,
definetly would have been copy + paste. The earliest DreamKey had
that. It's a basic, expected browser function. Having the use of
hotkeys and new (unread) email notification would have been a close
second. A third party IM would have been icing on the cake. Kudos
though for a very good IRC client, nice tools from planetwebmaster,
and a functioning VoIP client in 2.6 (Dreamcall).
>

Interesting. The java was ambitious (and I'm sure quite costly) but ended up
with little functionality.
The biggest feature, which should have been in 2.0 and higher, definetly would
have been copy + paste. The earliest DreamKey had that. It's a basic, expected
browser function. Having the use of hotkeys and new (unread) email notification
would have been a close second. A third party IM would have been icing on the
cake. Kudos though for a very good IRC client, nice tools from planetwebmaster,
and a functioning VoIP client in 2.6 (Dreamcall).

For those that don't know, eBuddy (formaly eMessenger) has finished their Yahoo
and AIM Mobile HTML Messengers.

http://mob.ebuddy.com/ eBuddy MSN IM
http://moby.ebuddy.com/ eBuddy Yahoo IM
http://moba.ebuddy.com/ eBuddy AOL IM

The Yahoo one doesn't work 100% correct, the Auto-Update Javascript doesn't work
on any DC browser so you must manual refresh the page. Also if you ever get a
"Can not load document" Error, try again later.

> Hi SonicR,
>
> Some answers to your questions... (see below)
>
> Ken
>
> At 04:01 AM 8/1/2006, SONICR wrote:
> >How much did it cost to finish the project
> >anyway, and what can you tell me about it?
> like
> >DreamCall, was it gonna be in 3.0? because the
> >HTML is still there I know.
>
> Its really impossible to say how much this
> cost...
> We had eight engineers on this for months,
> which
> means to "finish" it was half a million
> dollars.
>
> >was the IM gonna have support for
> MSN/AOL/Yahoo?
> >I remember a servay i think on
> >dreamcast.planetweb about MSN being supported
> >later on.
>
> Definitely, the architecture supported
> multi-protocol
> chat / IM through automatic downloads.
>
> >why didn't the BBA setting be like
> DreamPassport
> >so that it'd configure the DC for PSO and
> such?
>
> Sega of Japan specifically allocated different
> blocks
> in the internal memory storage area for the
> DreamPassport and Planetweb products.  PSO is
> a derivative of DreamPassport.
>
> >why didn't the "URL Clock" feature, also in
> >2.6/2.62, get fully re-implamented from the
> >Saturn days?
>
> The clock was removed in favor of the other
> icons that were new, and in general the
> products we were developing at that time
> did not contain a clock feature.
>
> >also why wasn't there ever a "Disable Pics"
> >option like from the Saturn days and
> >DreamPassport/DreamKey?
>
> With larger bandwidths this was deemed
> unnecessary.
>
> >was there ever also gonna be multi browser
> >"Skins" like on the Saturn browsers and
> >DreamPassportPremier?
>
> The feature was not perceived to be very
> valuable, so it was cut from the
> specifications.
> It was a possibility for 3.0, but we decided to
> spend the R & D on new functions like Java.
>
>
>
> ----------
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> President and CEO
> Planetweb, Inc.
> 1300 Island Drive, Suite 202
> Redwood Shores, CA 94065
> (650) 551-5529 (direct)
> (650) 551-5562 (fax)
> soohoo@...
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I've been talking to the my friend Ken Soohoo, President/CEO of Planetweb, and
have good news for anyone still seeking the 3.0 Browser. It seams they still
have back stock of at least 900 3.0 Web Browsers!!!

Don't pay those Insain prices of $50-75+ Anymore, as you can own 3.0 for a Total
of $24.95!!! Contact KenSoohoo@... to order or you can wait untill
they get up their eBay ad. They'll take Cashier's Check or a Money Order, no
need for Credit Cards or PayPal!

For those that don't know anything about the 3.0 Browser it features:
- Limited 4.0 Flash, The ONLY DC Browser to have such.
- Limited Java ver 1.1.8,  Again the ONLY DC Browser to have such!
- BBA (BroadBand Adaptor) Support! The ONLY US DC Browser to support it!

Along with returning features like IRC Chat and limited MP3 support!

Support Planetweb, they deserve it for taking the chance, with their own
money&time, to finish and get the 3.0 Browser released after Sega scapped plans
for it!

--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "curtis_ray_31" <curtis_ray_31@...>
wrote:
>
> i did wanna mention how im alternatively enjoying my dc versus the
> homebrew scene.i now focus on finding the many titles i never
> played(and there is way more than enough to keep me busy on dc for
> some time to come..),looking for the rare titles that dc had that many
> might have overlooked,etc..dont get me wrong..i have enjoyed much in
> the homebrew community..just not the actual homebrew games..things
> like the homebrew apps,players,emus,ports,etc.
>
> the dc homebrew community is strongest in
> porting,emulation,applications for dc.
>
> they have some catching up to do in the actual gaming area.
>

Yeah, I know what you mean.

I just picked up Heavy Metal Geomatrix from Ebay yesterday. I still have Seaman,
Headhunter and a few other games I still wanna get :) Still not started D2 yet
though... I guess I'll play that once I finish off ZElda: Windwaker (Gamecube).


Regards,
Andrew B
aliensrcooluk@...

i did wanna mention how im alternatively enjoying my dc versus the
homebrew scene.i now focus on finding the many titles i never
played(and there is way more than enough to keep me busy on dc for
some time to come..),looking for the rare titles that dc had that many
might have overlooked,etc..dont get me wrong..i have enjoyed much in
the homebrew community..just not the actual homebrew games..things
like the homebrew apps,players,emus,ports,etc.

the dc homebrew community is strongest in
porting,emulation,applications for dc.

they have some catching up to do in the actual gaming area.




--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "curtis_ray_31"
<curtis_ray_31@...> wrote:
>
> i wasnt aware that it was a homebrew development team...that explains
> much then.i assumed they were actually working with a true development
> kit capable of producing high end games.
>
>
> and yes there are and have been GREAT 2D games.but NOT from the dc
> homebrew community...fair maybe..but not great.
>
>
> most dc homebrew is whack...and i dont consider emulation part of
> homebrew..so the great dc emus dont count.im speaking strictly of
> actual homebrew games..and the ones that were actually cool were
> nothing more than brief and unfinished demos.nor do i consider ports
> homebrew.so that leaves much to be desired from the homebrew community
> on dc.much is unfinished,never released,or just hype altogether.even
> the great emu dreamsnes was left incomplete at version 0.9.8.
>
> i wish this team well either way.if the experience of creating and
> releasing it makes them and a few dc owners happy..then all is good i
> guess.
>

i wasnt aware that it was a homebrew development team...that explains
much then.i assumed they were actually working with a true development
kit capable of producing high end games.


and yes there are and have been GREAT 2D games.but NOT from the dc
homebrew community...fair maybe..but not great.


most dc homebrew is whack...and i dont consider emulation part of
homebrew..so the great dc emus dont count.im speaking strictly of
actual homebrew games..and the ones that were actually cool were
nothing more than brief and unfinished demos.nor do i consider ports
homebrew.so that leaves much to be desired from the homebrew community
on dc.much is unfinished,never released,or just hype altogether.even
the great emu dreamsnes was left incomplete at version 0.9.8.

i wish this team well either way.if the experience of creating and
releasing it makes them and a few dc owners happy..then all is good i
guess.

--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "curtis_ray_31" <curtis_ray_31@...>
wrote:
>
> no offense to the development team.but from previous experience..i
> cant see spending my money on anything other than a 5 star rated dc
> title along the lines of what a top mainstream company would develop.
>
> something that would earn my 20 to 30 dollar purchase.
>
>
> definitely not a horizontal/vetical scroller...to much of the 2D/semi
> 2D stuff in the dc homebrew side of things must less from a mainstream
> or quasi-mainstream dev team.
>
> it almost seems like they have forgotten the dc can handle true 3D
> graphics.
>
>
> or just wanna make a cheap game for many buckaroo's..
>
> my dc is better than a simple 2D shooter...even if it has spiffy new
> effects in it...even if it never sees another new dc title,atleast it
> can revel in true 3D glory using its old software releases..
>
>
> but i understand some like the 2D stuff..and for them it will make a
> great release.i just wont be purchasing it..
>
>
> now if NG DevTeam wants to take on a 3D title whether it be a space
> shooter,action,rpg,etc..i would be more than interested..but for what
> my opinion is worth(which aint much i admit..lol..)...leave the 2D
> stuff to the homebrew community.god knows there is enough of that
> spooge being pumped out by them..
>
> ;)
>


Yes, but you forget a few things:


1) Sprite (2D) based games are easier and quicker to make.

2) Creating polygon models from scratch (plus the PVR textures) would take
atleast twice as long as it does to make the 2D games.

3) Creating polygon (3D) games is much much harder and would require alot more
resources than is currently available to the homebrew scene. For example
creating and converting polygon models and/or motion data to the DC's native
format would require official devkit's which are, technically, illegal for
anyone to own other than an official software developer which paid Sega for it
and a licensing aggreement.



I'm sure there are other reasons too... besides alot of great games are 2D -
either in visuals and/or in gameplay.


Regards,
Andrew B
aliensrcooluk@...

I'd buy it, just like I plan to buy Beggar Prince
for Genesis. Better then no new games at least!
Plus the only reason the homebrew developers do
2D is because that's all they can really do
without a DC Development kit, any good 3D project
is too hard for most and would be very limited
without the kit.

--- curtis_ray_31 <curtis_ray_31@...>
wrote:

> no offense to the development team.but from
> previous experience..i
> cant see spending my money on anything other
> than a 5 star rated dc
> title along the lines of what a top mainstream
> company would develop.
>
> something that would earn my 20 to 30 dollar
> purchase.
>
>
> definitely not a horizontal/vetical
> scroller...to much of the 2D/semi
> 2D stuff in the dc homebrew side of things must
> less from a mainstream
> or quasi-mainstream dev team.
>
> it almost seems like they have forgotten the dc
> can handle true 3D
> graphics.
>
>
> or just wanna make a cheap game for many
> buckaroo's..
>
> my dc is better than a simple 2D shooter...even
> if it has spiffy new
> effects in it...even if it never sees another
> new dc title,atleast it
> can revel in true 3D glory using its old
> software releases..
>
>
> but i understand some like the 2D stuff..and
> for them it will make a
> great release.i just wont be purchasing it..
>
>
> now if NG DevTeam wants to take on a 3D title
> whether it be a space
> shooter,action,rpg,etc..i would be more than
> interested..but for what
> my opinion is worth(which aint much i
> admit..lol..)...leave the 2D
> stuff to the homebrew community.god knows there
> is enough of that
> spooge being pumped out by them..
>
> ;)
>
> --- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com,
> "Andrew D. Burton"
> <aliensrcooluk@...> wrote:
> >
> >
> > Dear members,
> >
> > The NG DevTeam have come up with a new game
> for the Neo Geo AES.
> They plan to port it to the Dreamcast (and one
> other platform). I have
> subscribed to the DC mailing list and will let
> you know when I have
> more info.
> >
> > The game is called Last Hope and is a
> side/vertical-scrolling
> shoot'em up featuring up to 4 layers of
> parrallax scrolling :) The
> visuals look great and I hope they get it
> ported pronto.
> >
> >
> > For more information visit the official
> website:
> >
> > http://lasthope.ngdevteam.com
> >
> >
> >
> > Regards,
> > Andrew B
> > aliensrcooluk@...
> >
>
>
>
>
>
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no offense to the development team.but from previous experience..i
cant see spending my money on anything other than a 5 star rated dc
title along the lines of what a top mainstream company would develop.

something that would earn my 20 to 30 dollar purchase.


definitely not a horizontal/vetical scroller...to much of the 2D/semi
2D stuff in the dc homebrew side of things must less from a mainstream
or quasi-mainstream dev team.

it almost seems like they have forgotten the dc can handle true 3D
graphics.


or just wanna make a cheap game for many buckaroo's..

my dc is better than a simple 2D shooter...even if it has spiffy new
effects in it...even if it never sees another new dc title,atleast it
can revel in true 3D glory using its old software releases..


but i understand some like the 2D stuff..and for them it will make a
great release.i just wont be purchasing it..


now if NG DevTeam wants to take on a 3D title whether it be a space
shooter,action,rpg,etc..i would be more than interested..but for what
my opinion is worth(which aint much i admit..lol..)...leave the 2D
stuff to the homebrew community.god knows there is enough of that
spooge being pumped out by them..

;)

--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew D. Burton"
<aliensrcooluk@...> wrote:
>
>
> Dear members,
>
> The NG DevTeam have come up with a new game for the Neo Geo AES.
They plan to port it to the Dreamcast (and one other platform). I have
subscribed to the DC mailing list and will let you know when I have
more info.
>
> The game is called Last Hope and is a side/vertical-scrolling
shoot'em up featuring up to 4 layers of parrallax scrolling :) The
visuals look great and I hope they get it ported pronto.
>
>
> For more information visit the official website:
>
> http://lasthope.ngdevteam.com
>
>
>
> Regards,
> Andrew B
> aliensrcooluk@...
>

Dear members,

The NG DevTeam have come up with a new game for the Neo Geo AES. They plan to
port it to the Dreamcast (and one other platform). I have subscribed to the DC
mailing list and will let you know when I have more info.

The game is called Last Hope and is a side/vertical-scrolling shoot'em up
featuring up to 4 layers of parrallax scrolling :) The visuals look great and I
hope they get it ported pronto.


For more information visit the official website:

http://lasthope.ngdevteam.com



Regards,
Andrew B
aliensrcooluk@...

XD oh lord, this one spam is so funny I almost don't wanna delete it.

--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "adventure" <pqfvqvr@...> wrote:
>
> sitting panties puddly puddle
> Fog WSTF
> mewrap shaft taut. Youpush
> run
>

heh yeah lots of asian porn... *BOiNG*

--- "Andrew D. Burton"
<aliensrcooluk@...> wrote:

> --- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com,
> "curtis_ray_31" <curtis_ray_31@...> wrote:
> >
> > i have not managed a group in a long
> time..has it improved enough to
> > add keywords to the spam feature yet? on pc
> MOST...id say 98% that the
> > group gets..starts with a crap load of weird
> characters..usually the
> > same ones..if they could be added to a
> filtering system..might be able
> > to get a slow down in the amount of bad
> posts.
> >
> > but i believe MANY of these spam messages are
> initiated by yahoo
> > advertising itself.
> >
> >
>
>
> Not that I am aware of. As far as I know it
> needs time to "learn" what's spam and what
> isn't. It has successfully identified one email
> as spam (woohoo!) and seems to automatically
> reject some emails (the erm... adult pills
> ones) that are cross-posting.
> While the amount of spam seems to have gone
> down the amount of Japanese spam has gone up -
> hence the reason  for all these emails with
> nonsensical characters in them. If viewed on a
> Japanese compatible browser they might make
> sense, but are generally useless to us.
>
>
> Regards,
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> aliensrcooluk@...
>
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--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "curtis_ray_31" <curtis_ray_31@...>
wrote:
>
> i have not managed a group in a long time..has it improved enough to
> add keywords to the spam feature yet? on pc MOST...id say 98% that the
> group gets..starts with a crap load of weird characters..usually the
> same ones..if they could be added to a filtering system..might be able
> to get a slow down in the amount of bad posts.
>
> but i believe MANY of these spam messages are initiated by yahoo
> advertising itself.
>
>


Not that I am aware of. As far as I know it needs time to "learn" what's spam
and what isn't. It has successfully identified one email as spam (woohoo!) and
seems to automatically reject some emails (the erm... adult pills ones) that are
cross-posting.
While the amount of spam seems to have gone down the amount of Japanese spam has
gone up - hence the reason  for all these emails with nonsensical characters in
them. If viewed on a Japanese compatible browser they might make sense, but are
generally useless to us.


Regards,
Andrew B
aliensrcooluk@...

i have not managed a group in a long time..has it improved enough to
add keywords to the spam feature yet? on pc MOST...id say 98% that the
group gets..starts with a crap load of weird characters..usually the
same ones..if they could be added to a filtering system..might be able
to get a slow down in the amount of bad posts.

but i believe MANY of these spam messages are initiated by yahoo
advertising itself.



--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "Andrew D. Burton"
<aliensrcooluk@...> wrote:
>
> --- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "sonicr2" <SONICR2@> wrote:
> >
> > I'm starting to think Yahoo groups is messed up. When I'm going
thru killing the spam it eventualy ends up sending me back to messages
from years ago, like for instance.... the "Hi" message about enabling
blind dial on DreamKey was from July 4th 2003 it seams... >_>
> >
>
>
> Yahoo have been fiddling alot lately, certainly for the worse for
dial-up users - dial-up rules!
>
> Take your time when deleting spam. It is so easy to delete the wrong
email, I know because I did it once. Luckily I still had the original
email in my inbox and was able to forward it to the group - members
would have got it twice of course, but atleast it was preserved in the
archive :)
>
>
> Regards,
> Andrew B
> aliensrcooluk@...
>

--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "sonicr2" <SONICR2@...> wrote:
>
> I'm starting to think Yahoo groups is messed up. When I'm going thru killing
the spam it eventualy ends up sending me back to messages from years ago, like
for instance.... the "Hi" message about enabling blind dial on DreamKey was from
July 4th 2003 it seams... >_>
>


Yahoo have been fiddling alot lately, certainly for the worse for dial-up users
- dial-up rules!

Take your time when deleting spam. It is so easy to delete the wrong email, I
know because I did it once. Luckily I still had the original email in my inbox
and was able to forward it to the group - members would have got it twice of
course, but atleast it was preserved in the archive :)


Regards,
Andrew B
aliensrcooluk@...

I'm starting to think Yahoo groups is messed up. When I'm going thru killing the
spam it eventualy ends up sending me back to messages from years ago, like for
instance.... the "Hi" message about enabling blind dial on DreamKey was from
July 4th 2003 it seams... >_>

the default string for planetweb is AT&F0 that's a zero..i always got
the best speed with that string myself.

and atleast with dp(ie:dreampassport 3 +)..this string always rendered
the best speed for me as well.


--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "Fallout =)" <falout1@...>
wrote:
>
> --- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "sonicr2" <SONICR2@> wrote:
> >
> > Yes, you can. You'll need the correct AT modem command for it.
> Someone told the command a long time ago here, so I can't remember it
> off the top of my head right now.
> >
>
> In Dreamkey 3 I use     ATX3
>

Official page is now up.....
http://www.nintendo.co.jp/ds/browser/index.html

The site's Q&A section reveals a few bits on what we can and cannot expect
from the browser. First, the good. The browser supports full stylus-based
controls, for scrolling and jumping between pages, and even for inputting
characters through direct handwriting or via a software keyboard. The
browser keeps track of previously entered phrases so you won't have to enter
them again.

Now for the bad. The browser won't be capable of displaying Flash and PDF,
nor will it support video and sound. While you can save bookmarks to your
favorite pages, you cannot save images or other elements of pages.

Pretty cool looking though......

--- In DreamcastBrowsers@yahoogroups.com, "sonicr2" <SONICR2@...> wrote:
>
> Yes, you can. You'll need the correct AT modem command for it.
Someone told the command a long time ago here, so I can't remember it
off the top of my head right now.
>

In Dreamkey 3 I use     ATX3

Finaly, that dang BBA came. I'm so glad it didn't turn out to be a box of rocks.
:P
Now if only I can find a PW 3.0 at a decent price. Heck, a CD-R of it would be
good at least to tide me over.

Yes, you can. You'll need the correct AT modem command for it. Someone told the
command a long time ago here, so I can't remember it off the top of my head
right now.