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In article <1542.557T1029T2202364@dm.net>, Dave Wright <centaur@dm.net> wrote:
|*Thus spake togath <togath@swcp.com>:*
| � However, neither National Amiga Canada nor Software Hut (whose pages aren't
| � hardly ever up to date anyway) have it listed on their web pages
| � _anywhere_ (I did a search on both respective pages).
|
|Try calling them directly.  Their 800 numbers are listed on their pages and
|their print ads.

I knew that, I just hate to have to call around to find out if they have
something they don't have listed on their web page.  After all, their web
pages are _supposed_ to be the online advertisement and catalogue (Safe Harbor
always seems to have their $hit together.  Same with Dimensions).

| � Next question is, if I have AmiTCP 4.3, why should I upgrade to Genesis?
| � Is there any advantage?  Any more features?  Better performance?
|
|If you have 4.3 set up so that it does what you need, I don't know if Genesis
|would be worth upgrading to, except for the FTP, Telnet, browser, and IRC
|programs bundled with it.

I'll check 'em out, thanks.

|Haage & Partner's web site should tell more about it.

I'm not sure I have their URL, could you post that or email it to me?  I was
boycotting them until they and PhaseV decided to play nice together...

|I'm still using the 4.0 demo, so for me, there would be an increase in speed and
|performance.  Genesis is also supposed to have a much improved installation
|procedure, so that you don't need to be a software engineer to set it up.

Of course, I _is_ a Network Admin, so that part of things didn't present a
problem for me.  ;-)

Sounds like you'll like Genesis just fine.  I'll probably get it, eventually,
so that I can have AmiTCP on one machine and Genesis on the other (legally, I
mean).  Right now, when I (seldom) use the second machine, I usually ParNet
it...

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Togath (togath@swcp.com)