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In article <ant191419868W1kb@aberry.demon.co.uk>, Andrew Berry
<andrew@aberry.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> In article <19960917.123140.55@crok.demon.co.uk>, Stephen Crocker
> <mailto:crok@crok.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> > 
> > Before being shot for writing article
> > <19960908.165456.93@fjukes.demon.co.uk>, Frank J ukes wrote:
> > 
> > > What's the accumulated wisdom on the best software for 'net
> connection?
> > > 
> > > I'm currently using TCPIP, NewsBase, TTFN and ArcWeb and am not
> > > dissatisfied but wondered just how good the commercial packages are in
> > > comparison.
> > 
> > Personally, I would go for Termite Internet.  It can also handle
> bulletin
> > boards and you can use it with NewsBase and TTFN.  It is very easy to
> use.
> 
> > Visit Doggysoft's WWW site at http://www.doggysoft.co.uk/ for more
> > information.
> > 
> I've been quite happy with the ANT Internet Suite (despite all the
> complaints which have been aired recently) and that's release I - I
> haven't
> received release II yet, but from what's been said it's even better.
> 
> If you want bulletin board access get the Freeware program Connector.
> 
Well, there are a lot of pretty satisfied Argonet/Voyager customers around,
including me. The latest versions of the email and news programmes are good
and robust. Download speeds can exceed 4000cps often (some report 7000cps!).
It's not entirely bug free, but what is? And Argo respond to people's
comments and complaints.

You could do a lot worse than Argonet/Voyager.

cheers,

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