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Explorers on the Internet

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From: johnk
Date: Mon, 04 Mar 1991 22:39
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Recently, my lab was donated three TI Explorers (2 Explorer IIs, and 1
Explorer I).  These Explorers came with the ethernet interface boards
in them.  Just today I got the transceivers to connect the machines to
the internet connections we have in the lab.

However, no one here really knows how to use these machines in the
slightest, and we would like to get them on the internet as soon as
possible to be able to get the software that is available for these
computers on our disks and tapes. :)

If anyone out there has some help to offer, I'd really appreciate it..

Thanks...
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