How to access the MOO français:

• from the World Wide Web at: http://www.umsl.edu/~moosproj/moofrancais.html

• via Telnet at telnet://admiral.umsl.edu:7777
  For information about telnet, how to get it, how to use it,see the Telnet Now! page.

If you use Telnet, you may wish to use a MOO client.

• For PCs:
  • Pueblo is available at http://www.chaco.com/pueblo
• For Macs:
  • MudWeller
  • MacMOOSE is available at:http://www.cc.gatech.edu/fac/Amy.Bruckman/MacMOOSE/

If you use a CCSF PineMail account,

• you may use the UNIX MOO client, TinyFugue which is already installed at CCSF. Just follow Basic MOO Instructions: Using TinyFugue software on Hills(students) or Fog (faculty/staff) by Karla Frizler

• OR you may connect to telnet directly by logging in to your CCSF account and typing at the prompt:
  $telnet admiral.umsl.edu 7777

• connecte visiteur
  This will allow you to explore the MOO as a visitor. You will be given a name such as Visiteur Rouge, or Visiteur Vert.
• cree [character name] [your chosen password]
  This allows you to name yourself. Remember your password since you will be able to visit the MOO as this character for 30 days after you first log on.

• See the Sample First Visit Page for suggestions for a first visit.

  See the Unofficial French MOO commands page for some basic commands

Links to MOOre information:

• Educational MOO: Text-based Virtual Reality for Learning in Community, ERIC Digest 97-01
  http://ericir.syr.edu/ithome/digests/turbee.html

• Educational MOO Resources by Karla Frizler
  http://fog.ccsf.cc.ca.us/~kfrizler/training/moo.html

• More about MOOs by Steve Thorne
  http://moolano.berkeley.edu/More.html

• The SchMOOze Project
  http://elicos.qut.edu.au/moo/