"Hot Off The Web" Lets Users Comment On Web Pages | Internet News

“Hot Off The Web” Lets Users Comment On Web Pages

Mar 12, 1998
2 minute read

Insight
Development Corp. announced Hot Off
The Web
, a product that allows users to capture a Web page, add
comments, then e-mail, fax, print, or save the annotated page.


Hot Off The Web attaches each page as a self-extracting ZIP (.exe) file to
the user’s email program. To view it at the receiving end requires just a
single click. This operation displays the attachment in Hot Off The Web (if
the user has it installed) or in the default browser.


Thea Grigsby, president of Insight Development Corporation, said: “Until
now, you’ve had to deal with the drudgery of printing out Web pages,
marking them up by hand and then faxing them. Or you’ve sent the URL to a
friend or colleague with a detailed explanation to point them to the
interesting part of the Web site. With Hot Off The Web, you can make your
point directly on the web page with text and graphics, then send the
marked-up pages. Hot Off The Web is easy – just pluck, personalize and pass
it on!”


Features of Hot Off The Web include: Digital Stickers–300+ pieces of clip
art arranged according to theme; Cyber Notes–virtual notes “to personalize
the user’s web discovery”; Imported Graphics–to use instead of the
Stickers or Cyber Notes; a Graffiti Pen–for adding hand-written comments;
and a Scrapbook feature–which lets the user assemble a collection of items
into a single digest.


Hot Off The Web needs Microsoft Windows 95 or NT 4.0, and has an estimated
street price of $49.95.

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