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Article #4788Re: WINDOW95 Users
From: pdeu... Patrick Deupree
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 1995 00:00
Date: Thu, 14 Sep 1995 00:00
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Majin (tera...@gold.tc.umn.edu) wrote: : lem...@globalone.net (lemming) wrote: : > : >From what I saw on C|Net yesterday, it looks like Win95 people have problems : >with getting on the internet unless they buy Microsofts internet package. : >Maybe that's why they are so silent.I tell you it's a damn conspiracy. : Not really, I'm here, and many other ppl are. Windows95 came with : 32bit SLIP dialer and winsock so I didn't have to buy the Plus crap. I've been hooked up to the internet via Windows 95 for quite a few months. Dial-Up-Networking is, IMHO, a breeze to set up compared to WinSock, and I can use any of the 32 bit internet access tools that have been available. Now that Windows 95 has been released, I picked up the Plus package with makes it even easier to hook up and, within minutes, I had Microsoft Exchange set up as my mail program and I was using the Web Browser they included (which is basically Netscape).
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