Serving Items to HTTP Clients

   There are several ways to serve items to HTTP clients. The various
   methods are appropriate for different circumstances. In all cases,
   however, the selections will _not_ be shown to Gopher clients, and
   will be made available only to HTTP clients.
   
   Perhaps the simplest and most natural is to use the httpText= and
   endText= keywords. These provide arbitrary HTML, including hypertext
   links, to the HTTP client.
   
   When the object is a local file, an "Attribute=httponly" line may be
   used. This was discussed in the previous section.
   
   Another method is to use a menu entry such as:
   

     URLlink=A file for HTTP clients only on a remote server
     Url=http://host.name.edu/0/dir/file

   
   
   This provides arbitrary objects, including items from remote servers,
   to HTTP clients. The title for the item can use HTML by saying,
   instead:
   

     URLHlink=File for HTTP clients <strong>only</strong></a> (on remote server
)
     Url=http://host.name.edu/0/dir/file

   
   
   Note that when "URLHlink=" is used, you must furnish the <A>hyperlink
   terminator, similar to "HName=" lines.
   
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