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de DB9ER @ DB0IZ.#NRW.DEU.EU   (Dieter)

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/*
 * What this application is intended for:
 * ======================================
 * NET/Mac is an application, that has been created for ham-radio operators.
 * It can be used to hook up a Macintosh to the amateur-radio 'packet-radio'
 * wireless network. NET/Mac supports the TCP/IP protocolstack.
 *
 * If you want to get acquainted with TCP/IP over packetradio, then I suggest
 * you read the book: NOSintro, TCP/IP over Packet Radio. It has been written
 * for the PC world but PC's and Macintoshes mix well in this area. The author
 * of the book is Ian Wade, G3NRW, ISBN: 0-897649-00-2.
 *
 * To use NET/Mac you need:
 * a) a ham-radio license
 * b) a transceiver connectdt * c) a TNC that supports the KISS protocol
 *    (A TNC is like a modem... A modem however drives a telephoneline, while
 *     a TNC drives a transmitter and receiver...)
 * d) a Macintosh 512 or newer
 * e) a complete working environment for NET/Mac, which consists of directories
 *    for mail, logfiles, an example of autoexec.net and some more configuration
 *    (example-)files.
 *    Also you need Ivo ON1XK's mailer (IM/Mac).
 *    Usually you can download both the environmentfile as well as IM/Mac from
 *    the same place you downloaded NET/Mac from. Look for the files that carry
 *    names like: 'IM_Mac_<verion-number>.sea.hqx' and 'radio-config.sea.hqx'
 *    (also seen around as: radio-environment.sea.hqx). Sometimes even the word
 *    'radio-' isn't there.
 *
 *    New versions ususally get downloaded to:
 *    - sumex-aim.stanford.edu (directory: info-mac/comm)
 *    - ftp.ucsd.edu (directory: pub/hamradio/packet/tcpip/incoming)
 *
 * History
 * =======
 * The application NET/Mac, was ported (from Phil Karn's NET) to the Mac
 * by Dewayne Hendricks, WA8DZP.
 *
 * This release is based on Dewayne's NET/Mac 2.0 and contains all mods of
 * the newer NET/Mac 2.2. Both NET/Mac 2.0 and 2.2 were released by Dewayne
 * Hendricks and Doug Thom. Since some time I have been making mods (bug-
 * fixes and enhancements) to their NET/Mac, and have always sent them these
 * mods. Now that they are working on a new application, that will support
 * high speed networks and will also support AppleTalk over that network,
 * they have given me permission to distribute their NET/Mac with my mods
 * installed.
 * 
elovy to keep
 * 'upgrading' this application as much as possible. Don't bother Dewayne
 * or Doug in case you have problems or questions. Don't hesitate to call
 * me if any help is needed. I will try to be as helpful as I can. If you
 * wrrn vses o tnding out UpdateMaker documents that will allow you to
 * update NET/Mac to a newer version as soon as one has become available.
 * 
 * I'd like to thank Dewayne and Doug for the sources they gave me to work
 * on and Joe AF2J for already sending me a number of mods.
 * 
 *                                                Adam van Gaalen, PA2AGA.
 *                                                
 * 
 * My mail addresses are:  internet: pa2aga@iag.tno.nl      (for letters only!)
 *                               or: a.vangaalen@iag.tno.nl (for files/letters)
 *                       ham tcp/ip: pa2aga@pa2aga.ampr.org (44.137.33.4)
 *                          ham BBS: pa2aga@pi8vnw.#zh2.nld.eu
 */

73 Dieter DB9ER@db0iz.deu.eu



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