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In article <gary.chapman-2909950957530001@21cp.lbj.utexas.edu>,
Gary Chapman <gary.chapman@mail.utexas.edu> wrote:
>I have a friend in Austin who does not have a computer, but she wants to
>look at the World-Wide Web briefly, to see if she should get a connection.
>I'm wondering if there is any place in Austin that provides a public
>terminal that she could use for a couple of hours or more. I seem to
>remember someone mentioning one of those "Internet cafes" in town, but I
>can't remember the details. 

Austin's Internet Cafe is "The Discovery Incubator and Multimedia Cafe",
at 2002 Manor Road, a few blocks east of IH-35 (just west of the East
Side Cafe). They have ISDN-connected PC's running Netscape, and charge
some hourly fee for their use, and they also have a Ruta Maya inside
providing fuel.

The cafe also has a Web address:

	<http://www.eden.com/~incubatr/>


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