Max Eskin wrote:
> This isn't quite classic, but classic enough. Does anyone have old AOL
> disks they could e-mail me? Any version before 3.0 for the PC. BTW, when
> was AOL 1.0 released? Wasn't AOL PC Link before? A program called
> QuantumLink came with my Commodore a few years ago, and when I called
> the tech number to see if they're still around, I was forwarded to AOL.
Even if you manage to locate a copy, my understanding is that it may not
work with AOL's present interface. You might call their 800 number (on the
http://www.aol.com/ page) and talk to their rech support. they may have it
on an FTP somewhere.
You can recieve attached items now? Last you told me was that you could only
recieve text messages.
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