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This is a question regarding LYNX, the web browser. On page 31 0f the
LYNX USERS GUIDE v2.7.1 (103 pages) under User Mode it states that the
Intermediate Mode turns off the help lines at the bottom of the screen. What
key strokes are used to get into the Intermediate Mode? I have an Apple IIe
but I can emulate some keyboards, including VT-100. Thanks
Norman Fine
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