Archived posting to the Leica Users Group, 1995/11/06
[Author Prev] [Author Next] [Thread Prev] [Thread Next] [Author Index] [Topic Index] [Home] [Search]** Reply to note from Winston Yu <at270@freenet.toronto.on.ca> 11/06/95 07:47am -0500 > How to you get all new message to your PC > and read them offline ? I use an OS/2 program called Golden Compass. It alone justifies the purchase of OS/2. But they are coming out with a Windows version in the future to run on NT and Win95, but Win95 has a problem running such a well threaded program. It sells for around $59 at Indelible Blue. Right now, there's NavCis, which there are three versions. One free, and two you buy. The high end one, for $79 has a spell checker and other neat stuff. There's also one that Compuserve sells for $10 that some people like. It's called CisNav I believe. Sort of strange for such a name after Navcis was already out. For Dos, there's TapCis ($80?) and OzCis ($50?). You and do the GO Tapcis or whatever of the names of the programs above and find the forum where you can download it. I use the CIS 800 14.4 number or a 28.8 line out of San Francisco to download programs, since I don't have a local node. I don't know what the name of the Mac programs are, but they're out there too. Just post a message asking and someone will tell you. Let me know if you find what you're looking for. Golden Compass has saved me Hundreds of Dollars a year. And since I'm long distance, and the cheapest rate I can get is 10 cents per minute, they will continue to save me money. I usually spend a total of 4 or 5 minutes online - that's three longins - to do several hundred messages and all my e-mail through CIS. Regards, Eric Welch Grants Pass, OR