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  1. @vale Also, there was T. Kuwabara’s NotesWeb, which used the #NewtonOS NotePad application as a web browser.

    newted.org/resources/notesweb/

  2. @vale Also, there was T. Kuwabara’s NotesWeb, which used the #NewtonOS NotePad application as a web browser.

    newted.org/resources/notesweb/

  3. @vale Also, there was T. Kuwabara’s NotesWeb, which used the #NewtonOS NotePad application as a web browser.

    newted.org/resources/notesweb/

  4. @vale Also, there was T. Kuwabara’s NotesWeb, which used the #NewtonOS NotePad application as a web browser.

    newted.org/resources/notesweb/

  5. @vale Also, there was T. Kuwabara’s NotesWeb, which used the #NewtonOS NotePad application as a web browser.

    newted.org/resources/notesweb/

  6. @SergKoren Hey, Serg … would you consider adding a redirect to your server that handles legacy link requests to your #NewtonOS software?

    Basically, send any request for the old directory:

    /Newton/

    To the new one:

    /code/newtonos/

  7. @SergKoren Hey, Serg … would you consider adding a redirect to your server that handles legacy link requests to your #NewtonOS software?

    Basically, send any request for the old directory:

    /Newton/

    To the new one:

    /code/newtonos/

  8. @SergKoren Hey, Serg … would you consider adding a redirect to your server that handles legacy link requests to your #NewtonOS software?

    Basically, send any request for the old directory:

    /Newton/

    To the new one:

    /code/newtonos/

  9. @SergKoren Hey, Serg … would you consider adding a redirect to your server that handles legacy link requests to your #NewtonOS software?

    Basically, send any request for the old directory:

    /Newton/

    To the new one:

    /code/newtonos/

  10. @SergKoren Hey, Serg … would you consider adding a redirect to your server that handles legacy link requests to your #NewtonOS software?

    Basically, send any request for the old directory:

    /Newton/

    To the new one:

    /code/newtonos/

  11. @vale Thank you for putting this post together. By the way, there is also WAP client for #NewtonOS, appropriately named NewtWAP.

    web.archive.org/web/2002101515

  12. @vale Thank you for putting this post together. By the way, there is also WAP client for #NewtonOS, appropriately named NewtWAP.

    web.archive.org/web/2002101515

  13. @vale Thank you for putting this post together. By the way, there is also WAP client for #NewtonOS, appropriately named NewtWAP.

    web.archive.org/web/2002101515

  14. @vale Thank you for putting this post together. By the way, there is also WAP client for #NewtonOS, appropriately named NewtWAP.

    web.archive.org/web/2002101515

  15. @vale Thank you for putting this post together. By the way, there is also WAP client for #NewtonOS, appropriately named NewtWAP.

    web.archive.org/web/2002101515

  16. We’re not sure how Andrew Warkentin is accomplishing it, but he has included #MessagePad 2000, 2100, and #eMate variations of #NewtonOS 2.1 in his massive Virtual OS Museum project.

    virtualosmuseum.org/

  17. We’re not sure how Andrew Warkentin is accomplishing it, but he has included #MessagePad 2000, 2100, and #eMate variations of #NewtonOS 2.1 in his massive Virtual OS Museum project.

    virtualosmuseum.org/

  18. We’re not sure how Andrew Warkentin is accomplishing it, but he has included #MessagePad 2000, 2100, and #eMate variations of #NewtonOS 2.1 in his massive Virtual OS Museum project.

    virtualosmuseum.org/

  19. We’re not sure how Andrew Warkentin is accomplishing it, but he has included #MessagePad 2000, 2100, and #eMate variations of #NewtonOS 2.1 in his massive Virtual OS Museum project.

    virtualosmuseum.org/

  20. We’re not sure how Andrew Warkentin is accomplishing it, but he has included #MessagePad 2000, 2100, and #eMate variations of #NewtonOS 2.1 in his massive Virtual OS Museum project.

    virtualosmuseum.org/

  21. Yes, there was a “blue boxing” application for #NewtonOS … it was named “Phoney”.

    newtonglossary.com/terms/phone

  22. Yes, there was a “blue boxing” application for #NewtonOS … it was named “Phoney”.

    newtonglossary.com/terms/phone

  23. Yes, there was a “blue boxing” application for #NewtonOS … it was named “Phoney”.

    newtonglossary.com/terms/phone

  24. Yes, there was a “blue boxing” application for #NewtonOS … it was named “Phoney”.

    newtonglossary.com/terms/phone

  25. Yes, there was a “blue boxing” application for #NewtonOS … it was named “Phoney”.

    newtonglossary.com/terms/phone

  26. @SergKoren Did we ever discuss whether you still had source code for your old #NewtonOS applications?

  27. @SergKoren Did we ever discuss whether you still had source code for your old #NewtonOS applications?

  28. @SergKoren Did we ever discuss whether you still had source code for your old #NewtonOS applications?

  29. @SergKoren Did we ever discuss whether you still had source code for your old #NewtonOS applications?

  30. @SergKoren Did we ever discuss whether you still had source code for your old #NewtonOS applications?