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#Amiga Web Browser

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#210112From: Rusty PietrzakAug 29, 1995 9:14 PM
Hello Sysops! I would like to know what I have to go through to access WWW through CIS with my 2000HD? I am using Autopilot. Rusty
#210155From: michael mcbrideAug 30, 1995 10:05 AM
Rusty, <<I would like to know what I have to go through to access WWW through CIS with my 2000HD?>> Rush out and get Dale Larson's book, "Connecting Your Amiga." It holds all the answers you seek. Good luck, Michael,CyberGrafx.3D
#210158From: Terry CooperAug 30, 1995 11:34 AM
Hi Rusty, PMFJI, but if you have OS2.04 or greater then get the following files from the AmigaUser libraries: IINST.LHA – Lib 5 or ICIS.LHA – Lib 5 ; install script PPP130.LHA – Lib 5 ; ppp 1.30 TCP30B2.LHA – Lib 4 ; AmiTCP/IP MOSTCP.LHA – Lib 4 ; WWW browser (Amiga port of Mosaic) The IINST.LHA or ICIS.LHA files will perform all the required tasks to install PPP and AmiTCP, which are needed for AMosaic. You can of course install these yourself but its frustrating and time consuming so I wouldn't recommend it. The script should make everything very easy! Ciao, Terry Cooper, Sailing the fjords on Autopilot.
#210221From: Benny RuttenAug 30, 1995 10:30 PM
>>PMFJI, but if you have OS2.04 or greater then get the following files from >>the AmigaUser libraries: >>IINST.LHA – Lib 5 or ICIS.LHA – Lib 5 ; install script >>PPP130.LHA – Lib 5 ; ppp 1.30 >>TCP30B2.LHA – Lib 4 ; AmiTCP/IP >>MOSTCP.LHA – Lib 4 ; WWW browser (Amiga port of Mosaic) >>The IINST.LHA or ICIS.LHA files will perform all the required tasks to >>install PPP and AmiTCP, which are needed for AMosaic. You can of course >>install these yourself but its frustrating and time consuming so I >>wouldn't >>recommend it. The script should make everything very easy! Terry, I followed your advice. Everything went smoothly. However, after rebooting, the CLI command "internet" produces the error message "serial port in use" although nothing is using this port. Any advice? Thanks Benny Rutten (75127,1021)
#210247From: Christopher LapriseAug 31, 1995 8:01 AM
<<However, after rebooting, the CLI command "internet" produces the error message "serial port in use" although nothing is using this port.>> Hi Benny, I'm the author is the installer. The pop-up window saying "serial port in use" means that the connect script has detected another program currently using the serial port. Perhaps a fax program or something is sitting in the background? Also, it's possible this error could occur if you mis-typed the serial driver name or number during the install. You can reboot, then re-run the installer to install over the current setup. -Chris -Chris CNR Media Services
#210267From: Terry CooperAug 31, 1995 12:12 PM
Hi Benny, As Christopher says, something else must be using the port. If you could post the exact wording of the error it might help us identify the problem. Also, what other programs you start on booting. Ciao, Terry Cooper, Sailing the fjords on Autopilot.
#210167From: Betty Clay/SYSOPAug 30, 1995 2:32 PM
Rusty, There has been a tremendously long discussion of this in Section 4 – Networking – over the past few weeks. I would suggest that you look in Library 4 for the file IINST151.LHA. This is a script that will install all the files for you – and will tell you exactly which files you need to download before it can do the installation. —Betty