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From: jwhitman@stl-06sima.army.mil (Jerry Whitman)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Buying an AMIGA
Message-ID: <5509@nigel.udel.EDU>
Date: 6 Dec 89 18:44:16 GMT
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Help!! I have at least three people who are seriously considering buying
an AMIGA 500 or 2000 and I need some info that I once had and subsequently
lost.

A while back (many weeks ago) sone-one posted a summary of the features of
AMIGAs.  That summary was intended to enlighten potential buyer on AMYs
features and futures.  I thought I saved that post in my AMIGA-related 
mail, but it appears in a fit of temporary insanity I pruned that file and
lost it.

Could some kind soul please tell me where I can find that article, or 
better yet, forward it to me?

I would be much obliged, and I think it would help enlarge our ranks by 
one or more owners.

SPECIAL REQUIREMENT:  One of the prospective buyers is interested in 
setting up a serial port so another person can dial in as a terminal
device and access the AMY as a remote user.  What is needed on the
AMY to do this, and what is the lowest cost implementation path to 
create a remote terminal device capable of operating via a dial-up?
(eg. C64/C128 w/Kermit and 80 Col monitor, or semi-intelligent terminal
device, or what?)
Thanks again,  Jerry.