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From: taza
Date: Thu, 05 Oct 1995 00:00

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I am considering moving my office to a Warp Connect Network and I need
to know of some low-cost network cards that are supported and have proven
to be good.  Could I have some suggestions? (I don't have any networking 
background yet and so I need simple information at this time).  Maybe someone
could also give some info about the types (i.e.16bit, etc.)?  If there is an 
UP-TO-DATE FAQ, that would be good.  Thanks.

Warped and loving it,
Clint

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From: taza@nando.net
Subject: Network adapters
Date: 1995/10/05
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