-=> Drew Klenotic wrote to Dave Drum <=-

 DD>  DK> The Lantronix boxes would work fine on the Amiga to replace
 DD>  DK> anything that's expecting to talk to a modem (you might be able
 DD>  DK> to do other things with it using a raw connection or by getting
 DD>  DK> creative but most people I know use the modem emulation mode).

 DD> Thanks for the info. Right now I am asking myself if I want to get
 DD> involved in  yet another "project" while trying to stare down mt
 DD> Diamond Jubilee.

 DK> To which Drew Klenotic replies...

 DK> On the first part, yeah... the Atari ST browsers kinda suck too. ;)  If
 DK> someone wrote one that would work on the TT with full graphics card
 DK> support, JavaScript, etc.... I'd ditch my PC... but alas.

Is there an Atari emulator for the PeeCee? I have "Amiga Forever"
available to 
me (or did on my XP box). But, I looked it over, snorted, snickered and binned 
it. It was one of those well-known "kinda, sorta" type deals.

 DK> Diamond Jubilee in... life?  If so, yes.  You want to start calling
 DK> BBSes on your Amiga.  You want to start calling AMIGA BBS's on your
 DK> Amiga.  You want to call my BBS on an Amiga... and the C-64 and Atari
 DK> 8-bit and the Apple BBS's.

 DK> And then you want to take that Lantronix box and start playing modem to
 DK> modem GAMES on your Amiga.

Never was much into gaming - except Scrabble and the occasional round of 
multi-user Empire. No wrist and reflexes stuff, though. Although I do 
appreciate how the wrist and reflexes games have driven confuser development.

 DK> And it will make you feel at least 20 years younger.

Naaaaaah, I *earned* these wrinkles and gray hair.   Bv)=

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