A1200 internet

[TCMSLP]

Browsing/IRC/FTP etc from an A1200 is a very good feeling indeed.   I think I need to connect my 1200 back up and possibly invest in Roadshow too.   Sure, it's crazy paying £25 for a TCP/IP stack in 2013 but then this is Amiga and I don't think any of us can really be considered sane.  If we were sane we'd not be using a 20 year old OS...

[mrmoonlight]

Hi thanks for all the help i was wondering who i should use for sending and recieving email ,best wishes Brian.

Well i only asked which Email i should use ,lol now i am not sure if i should have bought the Roadshow or not ,i bought it because it fills a nead and it supports some one who is contrbuting to the survival of the Amiga without progress we have nothing some of the children of today actualy love the Amiga and the simplicity of playing games on it so i add the  Roadshow and just maybe it may open up the want to use it because it again may run better or be a little quicker ,who knows .Brian.

[matthey]

Hi thanks for all the help i was wondering who i should use for sending and receiving email ,best wishes Brian.

I recommend Simple Mail for Amiga e-mail:

http://simplemail.sourceforge.net/index.php?body=downloads

It's a good combination of easy to use, powerful and reasonably up to date. YAM is also very powerful and may be worth a look too:

http://yam.ch/downloads

[danbeaver]

The OS's aren't that old (3.9 dates to 2002 and 4.1 is still a work in progress), but the hardware is 20-years old at least.

Browsing/IRC/FTP etc from an A1200 is a very good feeling indeed.   I think I need to connect my 1200 back up and possibly invest in Roadshow too.   Sure, it's crazy paying £25 for a TCP/IP stack in 2013 but then this is Amiga and I don't think any of us can really be considered sane.  If we were sane we'd not be using a 20 year old OS...