Randy makes some good points that are worthwhile in this discussion.
  At Unison we have made use of WWW servers internally for a variety
  of functions, including internal and external specifications of
  products, tape making and reporting, and quality control.  In
  these areas it is very important to be able to quickly GET TO
  the information as it is to view it.  This makes much more
  sense than e-mailing all of these documents to everyone on the
  planet.
 
  Our corporate "commercial" web site tends to stick to HTML 1.0+
  in that many of our customers DO access with slow Macs or text-based
  viewers.  We are slowly moving toward graphics, table, backgrounds,
  etc. as more users are turned on to better browsers.
 
  Still, I've found that the information you provide is just as
  important as how you present it.
 
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> Just thought I'd toss in my 4 cents on this one and offer a slightly different
> perspective...
>
> At our (manufacturing) site, we're using the Web to reduce the number of
> HP3000 printouts that we have to distribute.  For instance, we put in a new
> "back end" printing solution, use the Web instead of printing a hard-copy.  A
> person carries out action x, and a short while later, the printout is HTML'd and
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