#What is PC AutoPilot?
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A friend has a PC and spends too much time on CIS. I know he needs
something that does the same job as AutoPilot, but I don't know what the
PC equivalent is…
Dale –
I use Tapcis as an MS-DOS CIS automatic forum program. It is DOS based,
not windows. Other programs, such as OzCIS also are in use. Demo version
of Tapcis can be downloaded from the Tapcis forum (go tapcis).
Jeff Schweiger
There's TapCIS (DOS), OzCis (not sure), WinCIM (Windows), and Navigator
(Windows), to name a few. WinCIM isn't good at keeping online time down but
Navigator seems to be great.
Depends on what OS he runs…
OZCis, TapCIS, and Navigator for DOS/Windows.
Golden Compass for OS/2.
But none of them work quite as well as Autopilot.
Bob Comer
Cheyenne, Wyoming U.S.A.
You're joking, eh? Everybody knows this equation:
PC AutoPilot = A1200 + AutoPilot
Then you could sell your friend on networking his two machines, and after
your friend has had an opportunity to experience the Amiga magic you could
sell him on an A4000 series machine and then network that into his LAN,
and then…
Oops, sorry if this doesn't help <grin>.
EdV
Dale,
Have your friend check out Tapcis, NavCis or OzCis. I think NavCis and OzCis
have windows versions. I use Tapcis which is still a DOS program.
George Brown
Thanks to everyone for all the replies here.