GopherApp is an Internet information service program for 
Macintosh computers.  It provides a Finder-like link to the range 
of Internet Gopher services.

GopherApp is being written by Don Gilbert, using the MacApp 
extensible Macintosh programming framework from Apple Computer.
It is actually a subset of a biosequence analysis program
called SeqApp.  

To use GopherApp, your Mac must have a network connection to the 
Internet, and it must have MacTCP installed and operating (as 
with NCSA Telnet, Eudora, network news and similar MacTCP-based 
Internet programs).

You may obtain GopherApp thru anonymous ftp to ftp.bio.indiana.edu, in 
folder /util/gopher, as gopherapp.hqx. You may also obtain updates 
using Gopher to this same IUBio archive (host=ftp.bio.indiana.edu,
port=70). Look for a folder called "IUBio Software+Data/GopherApp"

GopherApp.Help is a plain text file which may be read from your favorite
wordprocessor.  If you have problems getting  GopherApp to launch, 
please read GopherApp.Help.  GopherApp works on all Mac models from 
Mac+, with System 7 and System 6 software.

Programmers with MPW Pascal and C and MacApp 2.x libraries may
obtain source for GopherApp as "gopherapp-src.hqx" next to the
GopherApp application above.

Comments, bug reports and suggestions for new features
may be addressed via e-mail to

	     Software@Bio.Indiana.Edu

                                             -- Don Gilbert
	
History
 
12 May 92, v1.1b7 -- various bug fixes and a few new features.

25 Mar 92, v1.0a41 (or later).  First release to general public.
Also released SeqApp for biologists.