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From: ls1i+@andrew.cmu.edu (Leonard John Schultz)
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Subject: Re: Mathematica? Webster?
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Date: 16 Jan 91 02:51:05 GMT
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On 14-Jan-91 in Re: Mathematica? Webster?    
user Dave Seaman@seaman.cc.pu writes:
>>    Along the same lines, can the reference material, Webster's dictionary,
>>thesaurus, Shakespeare, quotations be accessed via users who have
telnetted to
>>NeXT?  Is there any other way? - I remember reading something about a Webster
>>server.

There is a publicly available program called 'define' that lets you
access Digital Webster from the typescript or from a telnet session