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	Trevor F Smith: Exterior: Positively Naked NetPositive
		This reminds me of one distinct day, as I was fixing some rendering bug in NetPositive (read: "hacking it to handle crappy HTTP or HTML"), I ran across an article claiming that Microsoft had around 1000 people working on IE.
		I began to feel like NetPositive was a fleck of cork being rolled along an endless sea.
		Compare Danger's position in the handheld hardware/software/services market (in relation to Nokia) to Be, Inc.'s position in the web browser market (in relation to MS IE).
	trevor.smith.name /blog/archives/000004.html (313 words)

	St. Louis Database and Application Design - NetPositive - Company Profile
		NetPositive is a professional services firm dedicated to helping you find the best business solution to suit your needs.
		We work with you to move your business from today's technology model to tomorrow's and identify where your best value growth opportunities are.
		NetPositive has built a solid reputation based on client trust and company satisfaction.
	www.netpositive.com /profile.asp (530 words)

	Stamina & Charisma 1.4 user's guide
		If there are several NetPositive windows open, this command will cycle through them.
		If this script magic fails (new version of NetPositive...), you must configure NetPositive yourself: enable proxies, set the HTTP proxy to be 127.0.0.1, and the HTTP port to be 8080.
		If your page fails to update although you have just refreshed it with Stamina, or if your page displays "not in Charisma's cache" although you know it actually is, it may be due to cache inconsistancy between Charisma and your bowser.
	www.wildbits.com /stamina/manual/readme.html (1095 words)

	Ars Technica: BeOS R 4.5 - Page 3 - (7/99) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I have to wonder, however, why Be has poured so much effort into some of these niceties when some much more important work needs to be done.
		Even though NetPositive makes me wanna boot into any other kind of OS, I can be patient and wait for a final version of BeZilla, which should be released around the same time as on all the other platforms.
		Be has some major obstacles in their way if their little MediaOS is going to be a contenda, but they have taken a big step towards their ultimate goal with R4.5.
	arstechnica.com /reviews/3q99/beosr45/beos-4.5-3.html (1353 words)

	[Stoa Consortium] Unicode Polytonic Greek for the World Wide Web (UPGW3)
		NetPositive lacks support for JavaScript or CSS; however, it does support Unicode.
		One must use the deprecated HTML 3.2 element to assign a font to text and have it be understood by NetPositive.
		That said, the odds of a reader coming across your page who is actually using NetPositive is virtually zero (I do not think that I have ever seen NetPositive in my server logs).
	www.stoa.org /unicode/platforms/beos.html (519 words)

	Multico Rating Systems
		netPOSitive is a complete point of sale solution for insurance companies.
		netPOSitive is currently operational in 11 different states and processing homeowners, dwelling fire, auto, watercraft, umbrella and motorcycle lines of business.
		NetPOSitive is proven to reduce your operating cost while processing an increased amount of business with less human hours/ touch-points, free up personal to be reassigned to other areas of the company.
	www.multico.com /products/products.asp (173 words)

	Alistair - a boy and his blog
		JavaScript is not supported in NetPositive (BeOS' built in browser) and Style sheets are essentially ignored.
		Both NetPositive and Opera suffer from slow and buggy performance, the latter especially so.
		Having said all of that, the environment is certainly attractive and easy to work in.
	www.alistair.com /2001/06/or-notafter-spending-last-evening.shtml (408 words)

	BeBook QuickStrip: BeOS Dev. Tool (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		QuickStrip also gives you quick access to your NetPositive bookmarks, as well as other bookmarks or bookmark sets you find useful.
		NetPositive's own bookmark menu is slow since it loads your bookmarks on demand (it reads files and builds menus each time you request a menu).
		BeOS and NetPositive are trademarks of Be, Inc. Opera is a trademark of Opera Software.
	www.boxybutgood.com /QuickStrip (576 words)

	BeOS Part Two (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		The BeOS NetPositive browser is rather basic, but it is adequate for casual web surfing.
		Netscape and IE provide much more under their security settings, but remember that NetPositive does not recognize JavaScript, and does not download or install ActiveX controls, or any other applets, for that matter.
		On balance, NetPositive is a decent browser for casual use, but it can’t compare with Netscape or IE.
	www.windowatch.com /2000/september/beos6_8.html (3191 words)

	petter hj's blog
		The reason why I believe that applications like NetPositive and BeMail should come default is that they take fully advantage of the operating system itself.
		This is possible in BeOS, and soon Haiku, so thats why I think BeMail is a great application to include as default.
		Same goes for NetPositive (of course, probably not in Haiku, since it's really outdated, but Haiku should have a native web browser).
	blog.petterhj.net /entry.php?id=27 (613 words)

	Ars Technica: The BeOS R4 GUI, Page 3 (12/98) (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		Fortunately, the situation is made a little better by the fact that you can tell what windows in any given app are running on another desktop.
		In this example, I've got two windows open in NetPositive, one of which has a little "motion trail" behind it.
		That motion trail indicates that this window is on another Workspace.
	arstechnica.com /beos/reviews/1298/r4gui-3.html (697 words)

	Be's old bug database (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I closed all of netpositive's windows, but the application
		This is with the NetPositive 2.1 that came with Genki/6.
		My employer, the company that hosts these pages, has nothing to do with this - any wrongdoings are entirely mine.
	www.nr.no /~stian/bugs.php?id=596 (193 words)

	Haiku Error Messages (reddit.com)
		nearly all of these were lifted directly from Netpositive.
		BeOS's browser, NetPositive, had error messages in Haiku form.
		I totally need to hide one of those error messages in the software I work on...
	reddit.com /info/39tt/comments (140 words)

	Bookmarker
		Bookmarker reads in all of the bookmarks that you have made with NetPositive and puts them all into one file that it places in your bookmarks.
		This file is a html document that has links to all of your bookmarks.
		Stupid conventional pops up NetPositive with the bookmark file that is the same as the one the old Bookmarker made.
	www.abisoft.com /Bookmarker (477 words)

	Trevor F. Smith: the lowdown
		While leading the web applications development team, I coded WebDAV (Windows Web Folders) access to i-drive's multiple terabyte database, designed and implemented a Java WebDAV client library and took part in all phases of creating the i-drive web rendering architecture for i-drive.com's millions of users.
		I researched the device and built a rough simulation of the user interface.
		When the company switched from failing to sell a desktop OS to failing to sell their Internet Appliance OS they licensed Opera, so I quit Be and went to work as a server monkey in San Francisco.
	trevor.smith.name (1316 words)

	2CPU.com - The one stop source for everything SMP!
		First: I am worried about Netscape/Mozilla compatability because Netscape is still the only real browser for *nix users, and Netscape is based on Mozilla code.
		I'm not that familiar with the other browsers (Opera, NetPositive, etc), so I can only guess what the site looks like in them.
		I know it would look a bit better at 800x600 or higher, but I only have a fixed 60Hz 640x480 monitor for that system right now.
	www.2cpu.com /story.php?id=1375 (1941 words)

	Help on Netscape
		Netpositive is the web browser supplied with The Be OS, once you have connected, you should be able to browse the web without any additional configuration.
		You may wish to keep a list of all the pages you visit on a regular basis, this is called a Bookmarks List.
		If you are having problems accessing web pages, you may need to clear your cache.
	www.netscape.co.uk /help/faqs/othersystems/beos.htm (395 words)

	NetOptimist \| About
		The primary goal is to have a NetPositive (2.2) clone.
		It's not too difficult to make these two point faster but I need some time to do it.
		You can also drop a Bookmark from NetPositive or from Tracker.
	netoptimist.sourceforge.net (256 words)

	/haiku/learn/newsletters/view/54
		Replicant technology is a standard part of BeOS, although it has not been widely used by many applications.
		When you click and drag the dragger to the desktop, the NetPositive view become embedded in the Desktop.
		If you don't see the little dragger in the Clock or NetPositive view, replicants are probably turned off.
	haiku-os.org /learn.php?mode=nsl_view&id=54 (4048 words)

	NetPenguin Documentation/FAQ
		How do I stop making NetPositive from redirecting all the FTP links to NetPenguin?
		This will make NetPositive handle all the FTP urls like it usually does.
		For each connection, NetPenguin maintains a log of what commands are sent and what replies were received.
	www.desertnights.com /netpenguin/documentation (1083 words)

	PCWorld.com - Be Bounces Back With the 'FreeBe'
		Those include the useful Recent Documents and Recent Applications items for the Deskbar (similar to the Documents item in Windows), and "spring-loaded" folders (hold a desktop object over a folder, and a menu of the folder contents will pop up, allowing you to easily navigate the folder without opening multiple subfolder windows).
		With BeOS Personal Edition, Be bundles a CD-burning application, various multimedia players, and Internet apps such as the PoorMan Web server, a Telnet server, the NetPositive Browser, and an e-mail client.
		For example, the NetPositive browser does an acceptable job of rendering basic HTML pages, but it fails to offer Java support (no Java Virtual Machine is yet available for BeOS), and it chokes on JavaScript forms.
	www.pcworld.com /reviews/article/0,aid,16225,pg,2,00.asp (874 words)

	Be Addiction : Petit site consacré à BeOS et quelques projets
		BeSend is an email sender application intended to be fast, light and fully featured.
		Its more interesting feature is the capabilty to resolve nearly all netpositive "mailto" links.
		Very good support of NetPositive mailtolinks (you can try it with the file "test.html").
	www.cyb-host.com /BeOS/projets-en.html (438 words)

	Be's old bug database (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		I can't get any version of NetPositive (2.1, 3.0d2, 3.0d3 are
		server, the server refuses to send NetPositive the cookies that it later needs.
		NetPositive only if I make NetPositive claim to be Internet Explorer
	www.nr.no /~stian/bugs.php?id=2003 (245 words)

	BeHappy
		Please tell me what you think of it, what you don't like, bug reports and what you think I should put in it.
		NetPositive is written by Scott Barta, Peter Barrett, and Hiroshi Lockheimer.
		NetPositive isn't available here for download, but it is included in the BeOS distribution.
	www.becoz.org /beos/proj/behappy (321 words)

	MacAddict Forums / BeOS PPC Browser?
		I'm using the standard NetPositive for BeOS Pro 5 on my Power Macintosh here, and I need a new browser for the sake of being able to read web pages!
		Nothing seems to load properly except BeBits and perhaps the Be Documentation that opens in NetPositive.
		Unfortunately, I looked on the Opera and Mozilla sites and can only find Intel versions of the BeOS builds.
	www.macaddict.com /forums/post/74435 (745 words)

	Web Browsers for beos (Site not responding. Last check: 2007-11-03)
		There you can select from three different ways you can be of help.
		Description: This is an experimental version of the NetPositive browser that comes with BeOS.
		TUCOWS.Com Inc. has no liability for any content or goods on the TUCOWS site or the Internet, except as set forth in the terms and conditions and privacy statement.
	html.tucows.com /webmaster/software/beos/webbrowser.html (174 words)

	NetPenguin Ftp Client for BeOS
		Added a button in in the preference window to reset the preferred FTP handler back to NetPositive.
		So if you click on an FTP url in NetPositive, it will sent to NetPenguin.
		When using this command you will be prompted for a path to where you want to move the item too.
	www.desertnights.com /netpenguin (1298 words)

	OSNews.com
		Reversi is the main reason, imho, for an OS.
		The closest thing I have used to NetPositive since leaving BeOS is Safari, which Apple is slowing starting to bloat.
		Hopefully, Apple will make an effort to keep it trim.
	www.osnews.com /comment.php?news_id=10879&offset=15&rows=30 (706 words)

	Reality News
		Bellow are some immediate changes that were noticed.
		NetPositive will now load pages at macnn.com, which makes us suspect that HTTP 1.1 support has now been implemented.
		A demos menu has been added to main pull-down menu.
	www.appleinsider.com /archives/042798/news.shtml (3779 words)

	Planet Mirror - beos - Be Operating System software and patches - contrib - util - free downloads
		File: BeBookFetcher11a_R4_ppc.zip Author: Olivier Wittenberg Release: 1.1a (January 23rd 1999) Compatibility: R4 PPC (x86 also available) Location: /pub/contrib/util/ Description: quick access to the BeBook (looks for specific doc) Notes: if you're always opening NetPositive to look for something in the BeBook, you should get BeBookFetcher, it's just what you need...
		Netpositive (Import+Export) supported PPC-Verisonw will follow as soon as I have time to cross-compile REPLACES old version
		Most notably R3 bookmarks are editable from the Tracker while PR2 style bookmarks aren't.
	public.planetmirror.com /pub/beos/contrib/util (15157 words)

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