On 2000-11-22 [EMAIL PROTECTED] <Jeff> said:
>I agree about Net-Tamer last week I swapped an old police scanner
>for a 386 laptop with 2 meg of RAM and a 60 meg HD. I downloaded
>Net-Tamer, and within 20 minutes I was online e-mailing and surfing
>for the first time ever with DOS. I have totally enjoyed being
>back into DOS after years of Windows.
Although at the moment I'm using my IBM AT running at 8 MHz with a
30 MB HDD and Net-Tamer (XT version), it also runs just fine with
my other IBM PC/XT machine, which runs at only 4.77 MHz with a
20 MB HDD. I've never had a problem with hardware in installing
Net-Tamer and going on the Internet. And even with the XT, you
can do limited textual browsing of the Internet at friendly,
selected sites -- for example, I could get my local and world news,
a stock quote or two, weather forcast, and even download a small
program/file at Simtel in, perhaps, a half hour or so -- all with
the humble XT and Net-Tamer.
>p.s. I am only a few days into this mailing list, but I really
>enjoy it.
Welcome to the list! For fun with low resources, this is the place.
Jerry [o:--] "The" IBM AT/5170 model 339 [--^~---] 9600kbps/30M HD
*1986 ||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||||| [ =====_] 512k RAM - 8MHz
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