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Article #3352Re: HoloNet's Columbus access
From: dionisio
Date: Sun, 18 Sep 1994 06:14
Date: Sun, 18 Sep 1994 06:14
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Got the answer on what's going on! It turns out that you ARE indeed dialing a number that one can use to access Compu$erve. However, those numbers also serve other people too. (Hence the "Host name:" prompt) However, they weren't kind enough to include that fact in their documentation. So, here's what to do: * Dial the numbers. * Hit <return> * When the "Host name:" prompt shows up, type in "holonet" * Login as "guest" -- And the Thought of the Moment (tm) is... "I'm so cool you can store meat in me." - Zaphod
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