Re: Getting a IIe online...

[jtollison@emeraldis.com (John Tollison)]

   I would try Genie. Theres a large apple II following there, as well as
text based internet services.

-John Tollison


In article <4u4lut$79o@usenet4.interramp.com>, Tom Zuchowski
<cd003508@interramp.com> wrote:

> z008729b@bcfreenet.seflin.lib.fl.us (Martin Gruen) wrote:
> >  Talking to a friend of mine, she was annoyed that her funds to get her 
> >into a PC didn't work out, and all she had was a lousy IIe, and how she 
> >was told she couldn't get a modem or do email with it.  I set her 
> >straight, but I'm not familiar with getting a IIe online (I went from a 
> >II+ to a IIgs).
> >  What kind of porting does it have in back or does it need an internal 
> >card or interface card for an external modem?
> >  I'm assuming that ProTerm 3.x would be the right piece of software.
> 
> ProTERM 3.1 is EXACTLY the right kind of software.  Make sure that she has 
> an enhanced IIe and at least 128K of RAM. She'll need a serial card and an 
> external modem, and then she's ready to get online.  With the right 
> provider, she can even do (non-graphical) Web browsing.
> 
> TomZ