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From: c60b-1eb@web-4c.berkeley.edu (Ivan K Choi)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.apple2
Subject: Re: Apple II/III modem
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Date: 13 Feb 91 23:59:03 GMT
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First, I would like to apologize for the two blank articles I have possibly
posted to this newsgroup--I'm still trying to figure out how to correctly post
news.  Anyway, I have been thinking of buying a new computer so that I can
log in to the university network from my dorm room.  However, since I'll only
be using it as a terminal, I've decided to use my old IIe.  However,
I haven't been keeping up with the news about the IIe lately (the last piece
of hardward I bought for it was the Imagewriter II about 4-5 years ago).

My IIe has 128K/80 column, a super serial card for the Imagewriter, and
2 5.25" drives---no modem, hard drive, etc.

What will I need to hook it up to the network besides the modem and an emulator
program?  Can you guys recommend any 2400 baud (or better?) modem?
How about the emulator program?  How and where should I get them?
Thanks for your time and patience.

Again, I apologize for those "null messages."


P.S. Please e-mail your reply to ichoi@cory.berkeley.edu--THANKS!!!