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Gavin Bell ([email protected])
Thu, 10 Nov 1994 11:51:55 -0800

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> I see a link which points to a VRML file. I
> choose it, and this fires up my VRML reader.

My hope is that VRML will be incorporated into existing Web browsers
quickly, so that there is no separate VRML reader.

So, you click on a piece of text and the text disappears and is
replaced by a virtual world. Or you click on an object and the virtual
world is replaced with an HTML page.

Otherwise, navigation histories and hot-lists and other nice UI stuff
the "standard" browsers give you will be hopelessly broken.

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