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Re: Apple II's and modems

Subject: Re: Apple II's and modems
From: Mike Spurgeon <mike@spurgeon.net>
Date: Sat, 25 Dec 2004 06:03:02 GMT
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Mark Frischknecht wrote:

johnw_94020@yahoo.com wrote:

In the film "A View to a Kill" made in 85 the scientist in the film
used her Apple II to dial into her work, and get detailed earthquake
and other scientific data for Roger Moore. Can someone please explain
how this was possible using a 2400 baud modem I'm assuming and without
a Internet?  I did not know such machines could do so much in their

day.

John

It's a MOVIE 'nuff said.... Did you actuall think the IMASI in Wargamescould do all that was shown in the movie?

So my access with an Apple II through a Vax in 1984 or so really didn'thappen?

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- Apple II's and modems
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- Re: Apple II's and modems
  - From: Mark Frischknecht <apple2guy@cox.net>

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