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In article <1552.556T2330T9503705@dm.net>, Dave Wright <centaur@dm.net> wrote:
|*Thus spake togath <togath@swcp.com>:*
| � In article <922.555T2329T534256@dm.net>, Dave Wright <centaur@dm.net>
| � wrote:
| �|*Thus spake St�phane Guillard <stephane.guillard@steria.fr>:*
| �| � Does anyone know where I can buy AmiTCP 4.2 ? It seems all known
| �| � distributors say the product is "no longer available".
| �|The latest AmiTCP version is now called Genesis, and is part of the
| �|NetConnect 2 package available at fine Amiga distributors everywhere.
|
| � "Everywhere", where?  I don't see ANY of the US Amiga dealers carrying it.
| � I've sent email to the Genesis people but haven't gotten a reply back, yet,
| � where I can get this in the US.
|
|Safe Harbor, for one.  They're running a special on NetConnect 2 right now, for
|$99.  If you go to http://www.goto.com and search on "Amiga NetConnect", you
|should find it, and other distributors that carry it.
|
|Print ads in Amiga Informer and Amazing Computers reveal that De Vine is selling
|AmiTCP/IP by itself for $95.  Software Hut is an official Haage & Partner
|distributor, so you should be able to get it through them as well, and National
|Amiga in Canada.  The places are there if you look for them.

I did, and have been.  Safe Harbor's deal is very recent (thanks for the
pointer).

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).

Next question is, if I have AmiTCP 4.3, why should I upgrade to Genesis?  Is
there any advantage?  Any more features?  Better performance?

Any info would be appreciated.

-- 
Togath (togath@swcp.com)