| From: | Paul C Brennan |
| Date: | 26 Jul 2001 at 19:59:40 |
| Subject: | Re: Amiga & PC Modem Sharing |
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>> Original Message <<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<<
> > Thanks � as I can only use one computer at a time this is the way I will
> > go.
> That's the point of networking, and the article. You don't only use one
> computer at a time. You may only use one keyboard and mouse at the same
> time, but that's not the same thing.
> Here's a commonplace example. you're browsing the web on your Amiga and
> you find a page on a site that requires IE. You have two choices.
> 1) Make a note of the, probably long, URL
> Wait for any downloads the Amiga is doing to complete
> Disconnect the Amiga
> Dial up from the PC
> Start IE
> Type in the long URL
> Read the page
> Disconnect the PC
> Connect the Amiga
> Start up again where you left off, having missed the last ten minutes
> of your IRC conversation
> 2) Press RAmiga-C
> Go to IE and press Ctrl-V
> Meanwhile the Amiga carries downloading from Aminet, or you can
> continue to chat on IRC while the PC loads the page you want.
Fair comment.
Thanks,
Paul C.
Awaiting AmigaDE for Windoze
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