Documentation is provided for Windows users, for Macintosh users, and for network parameters which are platform independent. In some cases, for example the Law School computer laboratory, technical difficulties have hindered the provision of Eudora, Netscape and other tools, but solutions to the problems will be obtained. On campus access to cleo is limited to some special cases with external project funding. Software collections for all users to obtain graphical interfaces are provided on cleo.murdoch.edu. Wherever possible, files on cleo are customised for cleo access, to facilitate installation by users.
Additional information is available via cleo's help pages .
The leading work on graphical interfaces for modem users was done by Geoff Rehn, who obtained and disseminated versions of the public domain email handlers Eudora for Macintosh, and NuPop for DOS and Windows, adapted for serial modem communications, and also worked on news reading utilities for modem users.