At 04:35 PM 12/4/2003, Robert Friede, had this to say : >I'd like to add that over years of living in the Maine boonies I've >had great success using a Diamond SupraExpress external 56K serial modem. >Unlike with GV, you don't need to install any extra software for it to run >just fine on the Mac OS. > >As for browsers, there's surely no accounting for taste. Some prefer today's >iCab (which still offers even a 68K version) or the venerable and reasonably >bug-free but noncompliant Netscape 4.8, but there's a terrific, debugged >version >of Mozilla 1.3.x for Classic available these days from <wamcom.org/> which >seems >by far the best of the lot! > >Bob F I too can vouch for both Supra and USR/3com external modems. I have two 2300c's and a 270c and my external 56K USR modem works great! I also have a NewerTech UltraDock 16sce, so I readily have cable access to my PB's. As for browsers, it is a great testament to the Mac platform and the developer that we STILL have a 68K browser that is almost 100% compliant. I could be wrong but I do not think there is anything similar for 16 bit win3.x users. As soon as I get my StarMax 3000/240, I'll be looking into compiling a recent version of Mozilla for those , like myself , that do not have X on all their machines. Sincerely, R. McFarlane cross platform specialist Mac - Linux - windows McFarlane Computing on-site/remote tutorials, support & training (phone) 391-8972 (fax) 391-8972 (pager) 413-8577 (email) techie @ mcfarlanecomputing . net