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1 total messages Started by Ronald John Bartle Fri, 27 Dec 1996 00:00
Compuserve Account. to use generic win'95 TCP/IP Clients etc..?
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Author: Ronald John Bartle
Date: Fri, 27 Dec 1996 00:00
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Of course - within the CIS service areas one could learn/read how to
install scripts or whatever to do this.. to run the lattest Netscape
Navigator etc.. on the regular Compuserve account!

BUT - I want to read up on this somehow - whout haveing a CIS account
any more myself.. in order to do a real nice helpfull neighbour -- who
has little time or background to get involved with such technicalities..
a favour and fix up his CIS account for him to run the generic clients.
Or at least put together the necessary documentation/translations of
same - so that he can do it easily and get any help he needs from me!

Which kind CIS Member or other .. can either explain to me how one does
this.. where exactly to go within CIS and what to do when one gets there
to fix the thing up to provide the running as with a normal windoze95
socket - or if allowed/with permission to paste the info and docs on
this matter over to me as e.mail so I can help this CIS user/neighbour
of mine runn the lattest clients over his existing CIS account.. as a
pleasant supprise .. without bothering him with the nuts and bolts of
finding HOW to do it etc..!???

This would be real neat if some person/s could help.  As a single Dad I
am so gratefull for this couple accross the hall entertaining and
hosting my child etc.. This is a matter that is bugging my neighbour ..
that he hears of ppl - (like me..!) with nav.3.01 and even Nscp.
Communicator etc and does not have the time and expertise to spend
on-line to CIS sorting it out!

Ron Bartle

//If poss - pse anser/cc. to my e.mail for the usual reasons!?//

r.b.

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<DT>Of course - within the CIS service areas one could learn/read how to
install scripts or whatever to do this.. to run the lattest Netscape Navigator
etc.. on the regular Compuserve account!&nbsp;&nbsp;</DT>

<DT>&nbsp;</DT>

<DT>BUT - I want to read up on this somehow - whout haveing a CIS account
any more myself.. in order to do a real nice helpfull neighbour -- who
has little time or background to get involved with such technicalities..
a favour and fix up his CIS account for him to run the generic clients.&nbsp;
Or at least put together the necessary documentation/translations of same
- so that he can do it easily and get any help he needs from me!</DT>

<DT>&nbsp;</DT>

<DT>Which kind CIS Member or other .. can either explain to me how one
does this.. where exactly to go within CIS and what to do when one gets
there to fix the thing up to provide the running as with a normal windoze95
socket - or if allowed/with permission to paste the info and docs on this
matter over to me as e.mail so I can help this CIS user/neighbour of mine
runn the lattest clients over his existing CIS account.. as a pleasant
supprise .. without bothering him with the nuts and bolts of finding HOW
to do it etc..!???</DT>

<DT>&nbsp;</DT>

<DT>This would be real neat if some person/s could help.&nbsp; As a single
Dad I am so gratefull for this couple accross the hall entertaining and
hosting my child etc.. This is a matter that is bugging my neighbour ..
that he hears of ppl - (like me..!) with nav.3.01 and even Nscp. Communicator
etc&nbsp;and does not have the time and expertise to spend on-line to CIS
sorting it out!</DT>

<DT>&nbsp;</DT>

<DT><I>Ron Bartle</I></DT>

<DT>&nbsp;</DT>

<DT>//If poss - pse anser/cc. to my e.mail for the usual reasons!?//</DT>

<DT>&nbsp;</DT>

<DT>r.b.</DT>

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