moved down to the PC. This was done by executing the communications program zmodem (sending the zmodem command to the Unix command-line) and then instantly placing the PC into receive mode. Once the text (HTML) portion of a web page had been retrieved (it was always retrieved first), the page would be displayed by SlipKnot and could be read by the user, after which the pictures were retrieved in the background and eventually the page fixed up to display them. References External links SlipKnot's original Home Page New York Times 1995 review of browsers, including SlipKnot Gopher clients Windows web browsers 1994 software Discontinued web browsers