3 Using the online documentation

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The documentation is distributed in HTML. You will probably want an httpd server on the system that you use to develop your FlagShip programs. You should have this anyway to test your WebKit programs, and it is a surprisingly small user of resources. (On my development system it takes up 500Kb of disk space.)

If you do not have your own httpd server and absolutely cannot install one, an alternative is to ask for space on the httpd server belonging to your internet service provider (ISP) and have these documents uploaded there instead. Check with your ISP on the policy and procedure for doing this.

If you really can't upload these documents to a WWW server anywhere, well, first you have to ask yourself where were you going to run your WebKit programs. But you can reference the documents in place at http://www.underflap.com/underflap/webkit

To view the documentation, point your WWW browser at its location, wherever that may be. The manual is written in a logical progression so you can start at the beginning and select the "Next" button to read through.

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