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M1BGT > MAC 04.08.98 21:08l 23 Lines 661 Bytes #999 (0) @ EU.#30
BID : 37547_GB7FLY
Read: GUEST DK3EL
Subj: Apple Mac's and packet
Path: DB0AAB<DB0ZKA<DB0LX<DB0RBS<DB0SWR<DB0FP<DB0SON<DB0ERF<DB0SAW<DB0HRO<
OZ4BOX<OZ3BOS<OZ3BBS<LZ2XA<IK2HDG<IK1MAP<IK2QCA<I3NXU<IW3HHD<I4UKI<
IK6RUY<IW0QMN<I0INU<IW0CFV<IS0FQN<IS0MYN<SV1BKN<SV1AFA<SV3BEF<ZL2TZE<
GB7PLY<GB7IPN<GB7BNM<GB7GLO<GB7WAR<GB7COV<GB7COV<LWBBBS<GB7LWB<GB7BEN<
GB7AVM<GB7SRC<GB7BST<GB7DEO<GB7GFD<GB7NLY<GB7FLY
Sent: 980730/1928Z @:GB7FLY.#42.GBR.EU #:37547 [Reading,Berks] FBB7.00g
From: M1BGT@GB7FLY.#42.GBR.EU
To : MAC@EU
Hi all and thats for reading this. I am at present running packet on my PC,
but I will soon also have a Mac powerbook to play around with. I have never
used Macs b4.
I would be very interested to hear if any one is using a Mac for packet, as I
would like to be able to go packet portable and as far as I am aware there is
only the Apple talk port which could be used, i.e. no Com ports.
If any one can help me with this, or networking the Mac to my PC I would be
very interested.
Thanks in advance,
73, Rob M1BGT at 30-Jul-98 20:25:10
AX25: M1BGT@GB7FLY.#42.GBR.EU
e-mail: M1BGT@radarc.org
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