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Re: Internet access with Apple IIc



Ellen  Kawadler <EKawadler@gnn.com> writes:
 
>I have an Apple IIc, modem, and proterm software.  How can I use 
>these to get on the internet?  Please be very specific I am new at 
>all this.  Thanks.
>
 
I can't give you a general answer.  I signed up for Delphi's 20/20 plan
(20 hours of use a month for $20).  They charge an extra $3/month for
internet access.  Access to Delphi is via Sprintnet or Tymnet.
Use the VT100 emulation in Proterm, full duplex, xon/xoff, no parity,
eight bits, one stop bit.  The key point to all of this -- besides
specific details -- is that you must use a character interface and not
try to use any service that looks for a Windows GUI.  If this isn't
enough, write for more.  Good luck.