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> Does the w3 package come with emacs?  I don't seem to have such a
> thing anywhere, or is this something which comes with emacspeak?  I
> have emacs 20.2.

No. get a copy of the emacs faq from rtfm.mit.edu (somewhere in
news.answers) and get the url for w3 from there.