Internet
I'd like to know that, too, Andrew. However, meanwhile, here's what I've
been doing with my A2500/30 : I use Term 3.4 (most any standard Amiga
terminal software would work) and log onto a local commercial BBS that's a
full-service Internet provider. These exist in a number of locales but
depending on where you are your brother may have to pop for a
long-distance phone call or at least TymeNet charges. Anyway, once I've
logged onto the service via Term I am provided with text-based menus that
let me do file transfers, read texts, send E-mail, run Gopher and Archie,
etc. Now, I've got a copy of Amiga Mosaic, which looks fabulous and offers
all sorts of bells and whistles, but I see no way of making use of it
unless I'm directly attached to a local network that has the appropriate
server.
— RON LEGRO / Milwaukee via Autopilot 1.73
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