diff --git a/collects/help/info.ss b/collects/help/info.ss
index 039cff4ae9..9abdb426e0 100644
--- a/collects/help/info.ss
+++ b/collects/help/info.ss
@@ -7,8 +7,6 @@
       ("help" "servlets")
       ("help" "servlets" "private")
       ("help" "servlets" "release")
-      ("help" "servlets" "research")
-      ("help" "servlets" "resources")
       ("help" "servlets" "scheme")
       ("help" "servlets" "scheme" "misc")))
   (define help-desk-message
diff --git a/collects/help/servlets/home.ss b/collects/help/servlets/home.ss
index 41b1c71e40..e3c16f68d4 100644
--- a/collects/help/servlets/home.ss
+++ b/collects/help/servlets/home.ss
@@ -186,6 +186,50 @@
        ((p ,(get-general-acks))
         (p ,(get-translating-acks))))
       ;;
+      ("activex" "How to use ActiveX components"
+       ((p  ; (a ([name "com"] [value "COM"]))
+            ;(a ([name "activex"] [value "ActiveX"]))
+         "If you run Windows, you can use MysterX, a library for "
+         "controlling COM and ActiveX components within DrScheme, "
+         "MzScheme, or MrEd.  MysterX is available from ")
+        (pre
+         nbsp nbsp
+         (a ((href "http://www.plt-scheme.org/software/mysterx/")
+             (target "_top"))
+            "http://www.plt-scheme.org/software/mysterx/"))
+        (p ,(collection-doc-link "mysterx" "The MysterX collection"))))
+      ;;
+      ("batch" "How to write Windows batch files"
+       ((p "You can put MzScheme code in a Windows batch file, that is, a "
+           "file with a .BAT extension.  Batch files can be executed "
+           "directly from the command line.  In Windows 95, 98, and Me, "
+           "the batch file looks like:"
+           (pre 
+            " ; @echo off" (br)
+            " ; d:\\plt\\mzscheme -r %0 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9" (br)
+            " ; goto :end" (br)
+            "   ... " (i  "scheme-program") " ..." (br)
+            " ; :end")
+           "With this code, your batch file can use as many as nine "
+           "parameters.")
+        (p "In Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows XP, you can instead write "
+           (pre
+            " ; @echo off" (br)
+            " ; d:\\plt\\mzscheme -r %0 %*" (br)
+            " ; goto :end" (br)
+            "   ... " (i "scheme-program") " ..." (br)
+            " ; :end")
+           "This code allows an arbitrary number of parameters to your " 
+           "batch file.")
+        (p "The batch file code works by combining both batch and MzScheme "
+           "syntax in a single file.  When invoked from the command line, "
+           "the semicolons are ignored.  The second line invokes MzScheme "
+           "with the batch file as an argument.  MzScheme interprets the "
+           "lines beginning with semicolons as comments, and runs the "
+           "Scheme code.  When the Scheme program is "
+           "done, control returns to the batch file, and the "
+           (tt  "goto") " jumps around the Scheme code.")))
+      ;;
       ("books" "Books"
        ((h3 "HTDP - How to Design Programs")
         (p (a ([href "http://www.htdp.org/"]) "'How to Design Programs -"
@@ -197,6 +241,109 @@
         (p (a ((href, url-helpdesk-teach-yourself)) " Teach Yourself Scheme in Fixnum Days")
            (br) "- an introduction to Scheme by Dorai Sitaram")))
       ;;
+      ("cgi" "How to write CGI scripts"
+       ((p "Type " (tt  "CGI") " in the " (b "Search for") " "
+           "field in Help Desk and click on the "
+           (b (tt "Search")) " button to get information "
+           "on CGI-related functions.")
+        (p "A CGI script is merely a program with funny inputs and "
+           "outputs.  Input comes either from an environment variable "
+           "or through the standard input port, in a special format. "
+           "Output consists of a MIME header followed by the content.  "
+           "Everything in-between is pure program.")
+        (p "MzScheme comes with a CGI library that is designed to "
+           "make it easy to write such scripts.  In the mini-tutorial "
+           "below, we'll walk you through the "
+           "construction of such a script.  If you have questions or "
+           "comments, send email to "
+           (a ((href "mailto:sk@plt-scheme.org")) "sk@plt-scheme.org") ".")
+        (hr)
+        (p "Let's write a simple \"finger server\" in MzScheme. "
+           "The front-end will be a Web form that accepts a username. "
+           "The form should supply a username in the field `name'. "
+           "The CGI script fingers that user.")
+        (p "First, make sure you have MzScheme installed on the host "
+           "where your Web server is located.")
+        (p "A CGI script must be an executable.  Each OS has different "
+           "ways of launching an application.  Under Unix, it's "
+           "probably easiest to make them simple shell scripts.  "
+           "Therefore, place the following magic incantation at the "
+           "top of your script:")
+        (p (pre " #!/bin/sh" (br)
+                " string=? ; exec /usr/local/bin/mzscheme -r $0 \"$@\""))
+        (p "Make sure the path to MzScheme is specified correctly.")
+        (p "Now we're in Scheme-land.  First, let's load the Scheme "
+           "CGI library and define where `finger' resides.")
+        (p (pre " (require (lib \"cgi.ss\" \"net\"))" (br)
+                " (define finger-program \"/usr/bin/finger\")"))
+        (p "Next we must get the names bound by the form, and "
+           "extract the username field.")
+        (p (pre  " (let ((bindings (get-bindings)))" (br)
+                 "   (let ((name (extract-binding/single 'name bindings)))"))
+        (p "We use extract-binding/single to make sure only one name "
+           "field was bound.  (You can bind the same field multiple "
+           "times using check-boxes.  This is just one kind of "
+           "error-checking; a robust CGI script will do more.")
+        (p "Next we invoke the finger program using `process*'.  "
+           "If no username was specified, we just run finger on the host.")
+        (p (pre " (let ((results (if (string=? name \"\"))" (br)
+                "   (process* finger-program)" (br)
+                "   (process* finger-program name))))"))
+        (p "The `process*' function returns a list of several values. "
+           "The first of these is the output port.  Let's pull this "
+           "out and name it.")
+        (p (pre " (let ((proc->self (car results)))"))
+        (p "Now we extract the output of running finger into a "
+           "list of strings.")
+        (p (pre " (let ((strings (let loop " (br)
+                "   (let ((l (read-line proc->self)))" (br)
+                "     (if (eof-object? l)" (br)
+                "        null" (br)
+                "        (cons l (loop))))))))"))
+        (p "All that's left is to print this out to the user.  "
+           "We use the `generate-html-output' procedure to do that, "
+           "which takes care of generating the appropriate MIME header "
+           "(as required of CGI scripts). "
+           "Note that the <pre> tag of HTML doesn't prevent its "
+           "contents from being processed.  To avoid this "
+           "(i.e., to generate truly verbatim output), "
+           "we use `string->html', which knows about HTML quoting "
+           "conventions.")
+        (p (pre " (generate-html-output \"Finger Gateway Output\"" (br)
+                "   (append " (br)
+                "    '(\"<pre>\")" (br)
+                "    (map string->html strings)" (br)
+                "    '(\"</pre>\"))))))))"))
+        (p "That's all!  This program will work irrespective of "
+           "whether the form uses a GET or POST method to send its "
+           "data over, which gives designers additional flexibility "
+           "(GET provides a weak form of persistence, while "
+           "POST is more robust and better suited to large volumes of "
+           "data).")
+        (p "Here's the entire program, once again:"
+           (pre " #!/bin/sh" (br)
+                " string=? ; exec /usr/local/bin/mzscheme -r $0 \"$@\"" (br)
+                "" (br)
+                " (require (lib \"cgi.ss\" \"net\"))" (br)
+                " (define finger-program \"/usr/bin/finger\")" (br)
+                "" (br)
+                " (let ((bindings (get-bindings)))" (br)
+                "   (let ((name (extract-binding/single 'name bindings)))" (br)
+                "    (let ((results (if (string=? name "")" (br)
+                "      (process* finger-program)" (br)
+                "     (process* finger-program name))))" (br)
+                "     (let ((proc->self (car results)))" (br)
+                "       (let ((strings (let loop " (br)
+                "                        (let ((l (read-line proc->self)))" (br)
+                "                          (if (eof-object? l)" (br)
+                "                            null" (br)
+                "                            (cons l (loop)))))))" (br)
+                "         (generate-html-output \"Finger Gateway Output\"" (br)
+                "         (append" (br)
+                "           '(\"<pre>\")" (br)
+                "           (map string->html strings)" (br)
+                "           '(\"</pre>\"))))))))"))))
+      ;;
       ("databases" "Databases"
        ((p "For ODBC databases see " (a ([href ,url-helpdesk-srpersist]) "SrPersist") ".")
         (p "For bindings to MySQL, SQLite, PostGreSQL, and more see " 
@@ -248,6 +395,22 @@
             (li (a ([href ,url-helpdesk-why-drscheme])
                    "Why DrScheme?")))))
       ;;
+      ("graphics" "How to write graphics programs"
+       ((p ; (a ([name "gfx"] [value "Graphics"]))
+           ; (a ([name "gui"] [value "GUIs"]))
+           ; (a ([name "gui2"] [value "Graphical User Interfaces"]))
+         "To write graphics programs, use DrScheme with the "
+         "Graphical (MrEd) flavor of the PLT " 
+         (a ([href "/servlets/scheme/what.ss"]) " language") ". "
+         "MrEd provides a complete GUI toolbox that is described "
+         "in the manual for MrEd." 
+         ; TODO: make MrEd a link ,(main-manual-page "mred")
+         (p "For simple graphics programs, you may also use the "
+            "viewport-based graphics library, which is described in "
+            ,(manual-entry "misclib" "viewport" "Viewport Graphics") ". "
+            "The following declaration loads viewport graphics into MrEd:"
+            (pre " (require (lib \"graphics.ss\" \"graphics\"))")))))
+      ;;
       ("home" "PLT Help Desk Home"
        ((p "The Help Desk is a complete source of information about PLT software, "
            "including DrScheme, MzScheme and MrEd.")
@@ -264,6 +427,19 @@
             (li "The " (b "Manuals") " link displays a list of manuals and other documentation")
             #;(li "The " (b "Send a bug report") " link allows you to submit a bug report to PLT."))))
       ;;
+      ("how-to-do-things-in-scheme" "How to do things in Scheme"
+       ((p (ul 
+            (li (a ([href ,url-helpdesk-stand-alone]) "How to build a stand-alone executable"))
+            (li (a ([href ,url-helpdesk-graphics])   "How to write graphics programs"))
+            (li (a ([href ,url-helpdesk-script])     "How to write Unix shell scripts"))
+            (li (a ([href ,url-helpdesk-batch])      "How to write Windows batch files"))
+            (li (a ([href ,url-helpdesk-cgi])        "How to write CGI scripts"))
+            (li (a ([href ,url-helpdesk-databases])  "How to connect to databases"))
+            (li (a ([href ,url-helpdesk-system])     "How to call low-level system routines"))))
+        (p "If you didn't find what you're looking for in the list above, try "
+           "searching in Help Desk.  Also, check "
+           (a ((href "http://www.htus.org/")) (i "How to Use Scheme")) ".")))
+      ;;
       ("how-to-search" "PLT Help Desk"
        ((p "The Help Desk is a complete source of information about PLT software, "
            "including DrScheme, MzScheme and MrEd.")
@@ -539,6 +715,30 @@
                         ("Stepper release notes"      "stepper"   "HISTORY")
                         ("MrFlow release notes"       "mrflow"    "HISTORY")))))))))
       ;;
+      ("script" "How to write Unix shell scripts"
+       ((p "When MzScheme is installed as part of the standard Unix "
+           "PLT distribution, " (TT "plt/bin/mzscheme") " and  " 
+           (TT "plt/bin/mred") " are binary executables.") 
+        (p "Thus, they can be used with Unix's " (TT  "#!") 
+           " convention as follows:"
+           (pre "  #! /usr/local/lib/plt/bin/mzscheme -r  ... " (br) 
+                " " (I  "scheme-program") " ...")
+           "assuming that the " (tt  "plt") " tree is installed as " 
+           (tt "/usr/local/lib/plt") ". "
+           "To avoid specifying an absolute path, use " 
+           (tt "/usr/bin/env") ":"
+           (pre " #! /usr/bin/env mzscheme -r  ... " (br)
+                " " (i  "scheme-program") " ...")
+           (p "The above works when " 
+              (tt  "mzscheme") " is in the user's path. "
+              "The " (tt "mred") " executable can be used in the "
+              "same way for GUI scripts.")
+           (p "Within " (i "scheme-program") ", " 
+              (tt  "(current-command-line-arguments)") 
+              " produces a vector of strings for the arguments "
+              "passed to the script. The vector is also available as " 
+              (tt "argv") "."))))
+      ;;
       ("srpersist" "SrPersist"
        ((p "SrPersist (\"Sister Persist\") is a set of Scheme bindings for the Open "
            "Database Connectivity (ODBC) standard.")
@@ -554,6 +754,23 @@
             ;;      ": How to do things in Scheme")
             )))
       ;;
+      ("stand-alone" "How to build a stand-alone Executable"
+       ((p "To create stand-alone executables, use DrScheme's "
+           (tt "Scheme | Create Executable ...")
+           " menu item. This menu is sensitive to the language levels; "
+           "the " (tt "module") " language permits the most flexibility "
+           "in creating executables.")
+        (p "The mzc compiler provides a more low-level interface "
+           "to stand-alone executables creation. "
+           "See " ,(main-manual-page "mzc") " for more information.")))
+      ;;
+      ("system" "How to call low-level system routines"
+       ((p "To call low-level system routines, you must write "
+           "an extension to MzScheme using the C programming language. "
+           "See Inside MzScheme"
+           ; TODO: #;,(main-manual-page "insidemz") 
+           " for details.")))
+      ;;
       ("teachpacks" "Teachpacks"
        ((ul (li (a ((href ,url-helpdesk-teachpacks-for-htdp))
                    "Teachpacks for 'How to Design Programs'"))
diff --git a/collects/help/servlets/private/url.ss b/collects/help/servlets/private/url.ss
index 63e751ea47..94082c0767 100644
--- a/collects/help/servlets/private/url.ss
+++ b/collects/help/servlets/private/url.ss
@@ -40,12 +40,16 @@
   (define url-external-srpersist                     "http://www.plt-scheme.org/software/srpersist/")
 
   (define url-helpdesk-acknowledge          (url-home-subpage "acknowledge"))
+  (define url-helpdesk-batch                (url-home-subpage "batch"))
   (define url-helpdesk-books                (url-home-subpage "books"))
+  (define url-helpdesk-cgi                  (url-home-subpage "cgi"))
+  (define url-helpdesk-databases            (url-home-subpage "databases"))
   (define url-helpdesk-documentation        (url-home-subpage "documentation"))
   (define url-helpdesk-drscheme             (url-home-subpage "drscheme"))
   (define url-helpdesk-drscheme-faq         (url-static "doc1" "drscheme" "drscheme-Z-H-5.html#node_chap_5"))
   (define url-helpdesk-drscheme-manual      (url-static "doc1" "drscheme" "index.htm"))
   (define url-helpdesk-faq                  (url-home-subpage "faq"))
+  (define url-helpdesk-graphics             (url-home-subpage "graphics"))
   (define url-helpdesk-help                 (url-home-subpage "help"))
   (define url-helpdesk-how-to-search        (url-home-subpage "how-to-search"))
   (define url-helpdesk-interface-essentials (url-static "doc1" "drscheme" "drscheme-Z-H-2.html#node_chap_2"))
@@ -60,9 +64,12 @@
   (define url-helpdesk-program-design       (url-home-subpage "program-design"))
   (define url-helpdesk-release              (url-home-subpage "release"))
   (define url-helpdesk-release-notes        (url-home-subpage "release-notes"))
+  (define url-helpdesk-script               (url-home-subpage "script"))
   (define url-helpdesk-search               (url-home-subpage "search"))
   (define url-helpdesk-software             (url-home-subpage "software"))
   (define url-helpdesk-srpersist            (url-home-subpage "srpersist"))
+  (define url-helpdesk-stand-alone          (url-home-subpage "stand-alone"))
+  (define url-helpdesk-system               (url-home-subpage "system"))
   (define url-helpdesk-teachpacks           (url-home-subpage "teachpacks"))
   (define url-helpdesk-teachscheme          (url-home-subpage "teachscheme"))
   (define url-helpdesk-teachpacks-for-htdp  (url-static "doc1" "teachpack" "index.html#HtDP"))
diff --git a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc.ss b/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc.ss
deleted file mode 100644
index c40fb8ceeb..0000000000
--- a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc.ss
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,38 +0,0 @@
-(module misc mzscheme
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server")
-           "../private/headelts.ss"
-           "../private/util.ss")
-  ;; (listof string string) -> xexpr
-  (define (make-link-line url/txt)
-    (let ([url (car url/txt)]
-          [txt (cadr url/txt)])
-      `(li (b (a ([href ,(string-append "/servlets/scheme/misc/" url)])
-                 ,txt)))))
-  
-  (define links
-    '(("standalone.ss" "How to build a stand-alone executable")
-      ("graphics.ss"   "How to write graphics programs")
-      ("script.ss"     "How to write Unix shell scripts")
-      ("batch.ss"      "How to write Windows batch files")
-      ("cgi.ss"        "How to write CGI scripts")
-      ("activex.ss"    "How to use ActiveX components")
-      ("database.ss"   "How to connect to databases")
-      ("system.ss"     "How to call low-level system routines")))
-  
-  (provide interface-version timeout start)
-  (define interface-version 'v1)
-  (define timeout +inf.0)
-  (define (start initial-request)
-    (with-errors-to-browser 
-     send/finish
-     (lambda ()
-       `(html (head ,hd-css ,@hd-links (TITLE "How to do things in Scheme"))
-              (body
-               (h1 "How to do things in Scheme")
-               (ul ,@(map make-link-line links))
-               (p)
-               "If you did't find what you're looking for in the list above, try "
-               (a ((href "/servlets/howtouse.ss#search")) "searching")
-               " in Help Desk.  Also, check "
-               (a ((href "http://www.htus.org/")) (i "How to Use Scheme"))
-               "."))))))
diff --git a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/activex.ss b/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/activex.ss
deleted file mode 100644
index a606c6aaa6..0000000000
--- a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/activex.ss
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,31 +0,0 @@
-(module activex mzscheme
-  (require "../../private/util.ss")
-  (require "../../private/headelts.ss")
-  
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (provide interface-version timeout start)
-  (define interface-version 'v1)
-  (define timeout +inf.0)
-  
-  (define (start initial-request)
-    (with-errors-to-browser 
-     send/finish
-     (lambda ()
-    `(html 
-      (head ,hd-css
-            ,@hd-links
-            (title "How to use ActiveX components"))
-      (body
-       (h1  "How to use ActiveX components")
-       (a ([name "com"] [value "COM"]))
-       (a ([name "activex"] [value "ActiveX"]))
-       "If you run Windows, you can use MysterX, a library for "
-       "controlling COM and ActiveX components within DrScheme, "
-       "MzScheme, or MrEd.  MysterX is available from "
-       (pre
-        nbsp nbsp
-        (a ((href "http://www.plt-scheme.org/software/mysterx/")
-            (target "_top"))
-           "http://www.plt-scheme.org/software/mysterx/"))
-       (p)
-       ,(collection-doc-link "mysterx" "The MysterX collection")))))))
diff --git a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/batch.ss b/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/batch.ss
deleted file mode 100644
index fe42a06385..0000000000
--- a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/batch.ss
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,52 +0,0 @@
-(module batch mzscheme
-  (require "../../private/headelts.ss"
-           "../../private/util.ss")
-
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (provide interface-version timeout start)
-  (define interface-version 'v1)
-  (define timeout +inf.0)
-
-  (define (start initial-request)
-    (with-errors-to-browser
-     send/finish
-     (lambda ()
-    `(html
-      (head ,hd-css
-            ,@hd-links
-            (title  "How to write Windows batch files"))
-      (body
-       (h1 "How to write Windows batch files")
-       (a ((name "sh") (value "Batch files")))
-       (a ((name "sh2") (value ".bat files")))
-       "You can put MzScheme code in a Windows batch file, that is, a "
-       "file with a .BAT extension.  Batch files can be executed "
-       "directly from the command line.  In Windows 95, 98, and Me, "
-       "the batch file looks like:"
-       (pre 
-        " ; @echo off" (br)
-        " ; d:\\plt\\mzscheme -r %0 %1 %2 %3 %4 %5 %6 %7 %8 %9" (br)
-        " ; goto :end" (br)
-        "   ... " (i  "scheme-program") " ..." (br)
-        " ; :end")
-       "With this code, your batch file can use as many as nine "
-       "parameters."
-       (p)
-       "In Windows NT, Windows 2000, and Windows XP, you can instead write "
-       (pre
-        " ; @echo off" (br)
-        " ; d:\\plt\\mzscheme -r %0 %*" (br)
-        " ; goto :end" (br)
-        "   ... " (i "scheme-program") " ..." (br)
-        " ; :end")
-       "This code allows an arbitrary number of parameters to your " 
-       "batch file."
-       (p)
-       "The batch file code works by combining both batch and MzScheme "
-       "syntax in a single file.  When invoked from the command line, "
-       "the semicolons are ignored.  The second line invokes MzScheme "
-       "with the batch file as an argument.  MzScheme interprets the "
-       "lines beginning with semicolons as comments, and runs the "
-       "Scheme code.  When the Scheme program is "
-       "done, control returns to the batch file, and the "
-       (tt  "goto") " jumps around the Scheme code."))))))
diff --git a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/cgi.ss b/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/cgi.ss
deleted file mode 100644
index 0034a1ddf4..0000000000
--- a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/cgi.ss
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,151 +0,0 @@
-(module cgi mzscheme
-  (require "../../private/headelts.ss")
-
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (provide interface-version timeout start)
-  (define interface-version 'v1)
-  (define timeout +inf.0)
-
-  (define (start initial-request)
-    (with-errors-to-browser
-     send/finish
-     (lambda ()
-       `(html
-         (head ,hd-css
-               ,@hd-links
-               (title  "How to write CGI scripts"))
-         (body
-          (h1  "How to write CGI scripts")
-          (a ([name "cgi"] (value "CGI scripts")))
-          "Type " (tt  "CGI") " in the " (b "Search for") " "
-          "field in Help Desk and click on the "
-          (b (tt "Search")) " button to get information "
-          "on CGI-related functions."
-          (p)
-          "A CGI script is merely a program with funny inputs and "
-          "outputs.  Input comes either from an environment variable "
-          "or through the standard input port, in a special format. "
-          "Output consists of a MIME header followed by the content.  "
-          "Everything in-between is pure program."
-          (p)
-          "MzScheme comes with a CGI library that is designed to "
-          "make it easy to write such scripts.  In the mini-tutorial "
-          "below, we'll walk you through the "
-          "construction of such a script.  If you have questions or "
-          "comments, send email to "
-          (a ((href "mailto:sk@plt-scheme.org")) "sk@plt-scheme.org") "."
-          (p)
-          (hr)
-          (p)
-          "Let's write a simple \"finger server\" in MzScheme. "
-          "The front-end will be a Web form that accepts a username. "
-          "The form should supply a username in the field `name'. "
-          "The CGI script fingers that user."
-          (p)
-          "First, make sure you have MzScheme installed on the host "
-          "where your Web server is located."
-          (p)
-          "A CGI script must be an executable.  Each OS has different "
-          "ways of launching an application.  Under Unix, it's "
-          "probably easiest to make them simple shell scripts.  "
-          "Therefore, place the following magic incantation at the "
-          "top of your script:"
-          (p)
-          (pre " #!/bin/sh" (br)
-               " string=? ; exec /usr/local/bin/mzscheme -r $0 \"$@\"")
-          (p)
-          "Make sure the path to MzScheme is specified correctly."
-          (p)
-          "Now we're in Scheme-land.  First, let's load the Scheme "
-          "CGI library and define where `finger' resides."
-          (p)
-          (pre 
-           " (require (lib \"cgi.ss\" \"net\"))" (br)
-           " (define finger-program \"/usr/bin/finger\")")
-          (p)
-          "Next we must get the names bound by the form, and "
-          "extract the username field."
-          (p)
-          (pre 
-           " (let ((bindings (get-bindings)))" (br)
-           "   (let ((name (extract-binding/single 'name bindings)))")
-          (p)
-          "We use extract-binding/single to make sure only one name "
-          "field was bound.  (You can bind the same field multiple "
-          "times using check-boxes.  This is just one kind of "
-          "error-checking; a robust CGI script will do more."
-          (p)
-          "Next we invoke the finger program using `process*'.  "
-          "If no username was specified, we just run finger on the host."
-          (p)
-          (pre
-           " (let ((results (if (string=? name \"\"))" (br)
-           "   (process* finger-program)" (br)
-           "   (process* finger-program name))))")
-          (p)
-          "The `process*' function returns a list of several values. "
-          "The first of these is the output port.  Let's pull this "
-          "out and name it."
-          (p)
-          (pre
-           " (let ((proc->self (car results)))")
-          (p)
-          "Now we extract the output of running finger into a "
-          "list of strings."
-          (p)
-          (pre
-           " (let ((strings (let loop " (br)
-           "   (let ((l (read-line proc->self)))" (br)
-           "     (if (eof-object? l)" (br)
-           "        null" (br)
-           "        (cons l (loop))))))))")
-          (p)
-          "All that's left is to print this out to the user.  "
-          "We use the `generate-html-output' procedure to do that, "
-          "which takes care of generating the appropriate MIME header "
-          "(as required of CGI scripts). "
-          "Note that the <pre> tag of HTML doesn't prevent its "
-          "contents from being processed.  To avoid this "
-          "(i.e., to generate truly verbatim output), "
-          "we use `string->html', which knows about HTML quoting "
-          "conventions."
-          (p)
-          (pre
-           " (generate-html-output \"Finger Gateway Output\"" (br)
-           "   (append " (br)
-           "    '(\"<pre>\")" (br)
-           "    (map string->html strings)" (br)
-           "    '(\"</pre>\"))))))))")
-          (p)
-          "That's all!  This program will work irrespective of "
-          "whether the form uses a GET or POST method to send its "
-          "data over, which gives designers additional flexibility "
-          "(GET provides a weak form of persistence, while "
-          "POST is more robust and better suited to large volumes of "
-          "data)."
-          (p)
-          "Here's the entire program, once again:"
-          (p)
-          (pre
-           " #!/bin/sh" (br)
-           " string=? ; exec /usr/local/bin/mzscheme -r $0 \"$@\"" (br)
-           "" (br)
-           " (require (lib \"cgi.ss\" \"net\"))" (br)
-           " (define finger-program \"/usr/bin/finger\")" (br)
-           "" (br)
-           " (let ((bindings (get-bindings)))" (br)
-           "   (let ((name (extract-binding/single 'name bindings)))" (br)
-           "    (let ((results (if (string=? name "")" (br)
-           "      (process* finger-program)" (br)
-           "     (process* finger-program name))))" (br)
-           "     (let ((proc->self (car results)))" (br)
-           "       (let ((strings (let loop " (br)
-           "                        (let ((l (read-line proc->self)))" (br)
-           "                          (if (eof-object? l)" (br)
-           "                            null" (br)
-           "                            (cons l (loop)))))))" (br)
-           "         (generate-html-output \"Finger Gateway Output\"" (br)
-           "         (append" (br)
-           "           '(\"<pre>\")" (br)
-           "           (map string->html strings)" (br)
-           "           '(\"</pre>\"))))))))")))))))
diff --git a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/database.ss b/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/database.ss
deleted file mode 100644
index 15e7908078..0000000000
--- a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/database.ss
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,37 +0,0 @@
-(module database mzscheme
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (require "../../private/headelts.ss")
-  
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (provide interface-version timeout start)
-  (define interface-version 'v1)
-  (define timeout +inf.0)
-  
-  (define (start initial-request)
-    (with-errors-to-browser 
-     send/finish
-     (lambda ()
-       `(html 
-         (head ,hd-css
-               ,@hd-links
-               (title "How to connect to databases"))
-         (body 
-          (h1  "How to connect to databases") 
-          (a ([name "db"] [value "Database connections"]))
-          "SrPersist (\"Sister Persist\") is an ODBC interface for "
-          "DrScheme and MzScheme. "
-          "Download SrPersist from "
-          (pre
-           " "
-           (a ([href "http://www.plt-scheme.org/software/srpersist/"]
-               [target "_top"])
-              "http://www.plt-scheme.org/software/srpersist/") ". ")
-          "ODBC is a very low-level interface. "
-          "Francisco Solsona has built a higher-level interface, "
-          "SchemeQL, that uses SrPersist.  See "
-          (pre
-           " "
-           (a ((href "http://schematics.sourceforge.net/schemeql.html")
-               (target "_top"))
-              "http://schematics.sourceforge.net/schemeql.html"))
-          " for more details."))))))
diff --git a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/graphics.ss b/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/graphics.ss
deleted file mode 100644
index e7a34c1f9f..0000000000
--- a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/graphics.ss
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,35 +0,0 @@
-(module graphics mzscheme
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (require "../../private/headelts.ss"
-           "../../../private/manuals.ss")
-  
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (provide interface-version timeout start)
-  (define interface-version 'v1)
-  (define timeout +inf.0)
-  
-  (define (start initial-request)
-    (with-errors-to-browser 
-     send/finish
-     (lambda ()
-       `(html 
-         (head ,hd-css
-               ,@hd-links
-               (title "How to write graphics programs"))
-         (body
-          (h1 "How to write graphics programs")
-          (a ([name "gfx"] [value "Graphics"]))
-          (a ([name "gui"] [value "GUIs"]))
-          (a ([name "gui2"] [value "Graphical User Interfaces"]))
-          "To write graphics programs, use DrScheme with the "
-          "Graphical (MrEd) flavor of the PLT " 
-          (a ([href "/servlets/scheme/what.ss"]) " language") ". "
-          "MrEd provides a complete GUI toolbox that is described "
-          "in "
-          ,(main-manual-page "mred") ". "
-          (p)
-          "For simple graphics programs, you may also use the "
-          "viewport-based graphics library, which is described in "
-          ,(manual-entry "misclib" "viewport" "Viewport Graphics") ". "
-          "The following declaration loads viewport graphics into MrEd:"
-          (pre " (require (lib \"graphics.ss\" \"graphics\"))")))))))
diff --git a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/script.ss b/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/script.ss
deleted file mode 100644
index 007d883de5..0000000000
--- a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/script.ss
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,49 +0,0 @@
-(module script mzscheme
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (require "../../private/headelts.ss")
-  
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (provide interface-version timeout start)
-  (define interface-version 'v1)
-  (define timeout +inf.0)
-  
-  (define (start initial-request)
-    (with-errors-to-browser 
-     send/finish
-     (lambda ()
-       `(HTML 
-         (HEAD ,hd-css
-               ,@hd-links
-               (TITLE "How to write Unix shell scripts"))  
-         (BODY 
-          (H1 "How to write Unix shell scripts")  
-          (A ((NAME "sh") (VALUE "Shell scripts")))
-          "When MzScheme is installed as part of the standard Unix "
-          "PLT distribution, " 
-          (TT "plt/bin/mzscheme") " and  " 
-          (TT "plt/bin/mred") " are binary executables." 
-          (P) 
-          "Thus, they can be used with Unix's " (TT  "#!") 
-          " convention as follows:"
-          (PRE  
-           "  #! /usr/local/lib/plt/bin/mzscheme -r  ... " (BR) 
-           " " (I  "scheme-program") " ...")
-          "assuming that the " (TT  "plt") " tree is installed as " 
-          (TT "/usr/local/lib/plt") ". "
-          "To avoid specifying an absolute path, use " 
-          (TT "/usr/bin/env") ":"
-          (PRE  
-           " #! /usr/bin/env mzscheme -r  ... " (BR)
-           " " (I  "scheme-program") " ...")
-          (P)
-          "The above works when " 
-          (TT  "mzscheme") 
-          " is in the user's path. "
-          "The " (TT "mred") " executable can be used in the "
-          "same way for GUI scripts."
-          (P)
-          "Within " (I "scheme-program") ", " 
-          (TT  "(current-command-line-arguments)") 
-          " produces a vector of strings for the arguments "
-          "passed to the script. The vector is also available as " 
-          (TT "argv") "."))))))
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diff --git a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/standalone.ss b/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/standalone.ss
deleted file mode 100644
index 3878fda624..0000000000
--- a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/standalone.ss
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,34 +0,0 @@
-(module standalone mzscheme
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (require "../../private/headelts.ss"
-           "../../../private/manuals.ss")
-  
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (provide interface-version timeout start)
-  (define interface-version 'v1)
-  (define timeout +inf.0)
-  
-  (define (start initial-request)
-    (with-errors-to-browser 
-     send/finish
-     (lambda ()
-       `(HTML 
-         (HEAD ,hd-css
-               ,@hd-links
-               (TITLE "How to build a stand-alone executable"))
-         (BODY 
-          (H1 "How to build a stand-alone executable")
-          (A ((NAME "exec") (VALUE "Standalone executables")))
-          (A ((name "exec2") (VALUE "Stand-alone executables")))
-          "To create stand-alone executables, use DrScheme's "
-          (tt "Scheme | Create Executable ...")
-          " menu item. This menu is sensitive to the language levels; "
-          "the " (tt "module") " language permits the most flexibility "
-          "in creating executables."
-          
-          (p)
-          "The mzc compiler provides a more low-level interface "
-          "to stand-alone executables creation. "
-          "See " 
-          ,(main-manual-page "mzc")
-          " for more information."))))))
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diff --git a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/system.ss b/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/system.ss
deleted file mode 100644
index 43733563f0..0000000000
--- a/collects/help/servlets/scheme/misc/system.ss
+++ /dev/null
@@ -1,26 +0,0 @@
-(module system mzscheme 
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (require "../../private/headelts.ss"
-           "../../../private/manuals.ss")
-  
-  (require (lib "servlet.ss" "web-server"))
-  (provide interface-version timeout start)
-  (define interface-version 'v1)
-  (define timeout +inf.0)
-  
-  (define (start initial-request)
-    (with-errors-to-browser 
-     send/finish
-     (lambda ()
-       `(HTML
-         (HEAD ,hd-css
-               ,@hd-links
-               (TITLE "How to call low-level system routines")) 
-         (BODY
-          (H1 "How to call low-level system routines") 
-          (A ((NAME "os") (VALUE "Low-level operating system calls")))
-          "To call low-level system routines, you must write "
-          "an extension to MzScheme using the C programming language. "
-          "See " 
-          ,(main-manual-page "insidemz")
-          " for details."))))))
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