Sept. 1990 - Don't know anything about this particular version of Lynx

Basic source code for creating a lynx file and de-lynxing a file. This code corresponds to version 17 of Lynx.

Will Corley November, 1985. The very first version of Lynx!

This small BASIC program will read the header of a .LNX file and attempt to tell you what version was used to create the file. Looking at the code, it appears to work up through version 12 of Lynx.

Will Corley February, 1986.

Released by Will Corley March 3rd,1986. Looks like this version of Lynx includes a DOS speeder routine for 1541 drives.

(c)Will Corley March 9th, 1986

Not much information on this version. The program doesn't have the usual information section the previous versions have.

(c)Will Corley March 28th, 1986. This version was labeled 5.5 but the internal information says only version 5. There are docs included with this version.

Will Corley May 1st, 1986.

June 15th, 1986. Not sure if this is an official Will Corley release because it says compliments Delphi and has no mention of Will Corley. It's also compiled with a different program than Will used. Included on this disk are two files in German that appear to be docs for version 7.

This version of Lynx 7 is brought to you by The Mug BBS.

Not much information on this version. The program doesn't have the usual information section the previous versions have. I don't think this is the official Will Corley release but it is the only version 10 I have found.

No information on the date of this release, but it does come with updated Docs and looks to be an official Will Corley release based on the compiler used.

No information on the date of this release, but it does come with updated version 12 Docs.

No information on the date of this release, but it does come with updated version 15 Docs.

Not sure why this version is labeled with a +, but I think it's legit and not a hacked release.

From what I have read, this was the last version of Lynx created by Will Corley, presumeably sometime after 1989. There are two versions on the disk, but the only apparent difference is that one is crunched to save space.

(c)Will Corley 1986. Supposedly this will de-lynx files made with version 2 - 9 of Lynx.

Lynxette in SLOW motion - Released November 1986 by Will Corley.

On this disk is Lynx version 15 and a program that will convert a .LNX file into a self dissolving version. This only works with Lynx 15 files.