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From: vu1216@bingvaxu.cc.binghamton.edu (Supreme Commander)
Newsgroups: comp.misc
Subject: Re: Prodigy
Keywords: Prodigy
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Date: 26 Feb 90 00:04:32 GMT
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>I have had this happen only once in several months on the service.
>This might depend on the service area you are in and the time of day
that you use the service. Maybe the LA area has lower subscriber density.

Well I was in the "main" area and was feeding off the actual main
system, not a server as I'm sure you must be. But that's rather
frustrating for people who live in the New York area. Do we have to
pay becuase we have the "main" system near us and are given last
priority? 

I'm sorry, but I still think that Prodigy is not all its cracked up to
be. I have a 386/VGA and a 2400 baud modem, so my problem is certainly
not lack of computing power. Once I got the darn screens they flashed
on the screen fast enough..                                     


Still, this is only one man's opinion...



                          ...Manu