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Subject:How does one plug into the Internet? From:Ken d'Albenas <kendal -at- AUTOTROL -dot- CUC -dot- AB -dot- CA> Date:Mon, 13 Dec 1993 16:04:00 MST
In each of our STC chapter's newsletters, I write
a few words about all the action on the Internet.
As a result, more and more members are interested
in signing on. But how?
Here in Alberta, I don't think we have Netcom, and
I'm real sure we don't have America On Line (sp?),
but I think there's Uunet, Compuserve, and of course
the local university.
If you work out of your home, how do you go about
plugging into the net from a PC clone or Mac?
Cheers,
Ken d'Albenas
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