CompuServe Thread

#Amiga CIM

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#196087From: richard berryMay 7, 1995 6:53 PM
Is there an AMIGA program that will provide a similar environment to the CIM program that MS-dos and Mac users enjoy? rich
#196090From: Clay SpenceMay 7, 1995 8:33 PM
AutoPilot (AP.LHA in the AmigaVendor forum, library 9) is rather different, but it saves you lots of on-line time and therefore money when posting and reading c-mail and forum messages. It also does allows you to gather and read the forum library contents off-line, and will download your selections automatically. It's nice. You can try the demo version (which is what you download) to see if you like it. Until you register, it only lets you access c-mail and the amiga forums, if I remember correctly. Clay
#196129From: Brian BartlettMay 8, 1995 4:04 AM
Rich, in a word, no. CIM takes advantage of a custom library written by CompuServe which, for mysterious reasons, they will not code for the Amiga. No library, no CIM. However, we have something better, IMHO, AutoPilot. If your machine has AmigaDOS 2.04 or better, 1 MB of Chip RAM, and a hard disk, you can use it. Download AP.LHA from library 9 of AmigaVendor. One advantage of AutoPilot is that you do 95% of your work offline, so you aren't building a large bill, unlike with CIM. The other is that it can work unattended, which makes for more domestic bliss <g>. Brian J. Bartlett "Build a better mousetrap, you'll catch a better mouse."