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Re: [at-l] IRC
This trick is that the servers that come with the Mirc program are few and
overused so they are hard to get onto (remember to disinguish between the
IRC, which is a part of the internet like the World Wide Web, and the
program you use to acess the internet which is anlagous to your Web
Browser, like Netscape).
There are lots of EFnet servers, finding one geographically close to you
is also a good thing. Does anyybody have a particular server(s) they can
reccomend?
-jeff
PS - regarding Fiction part 8 - can you have that woman arrested for
attempted murder for giving you a cotton sleeping bag? Remember - cotton
kills.
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Jeffrey Mosenkis MAPSS Student University of Chicago
j-mosenkis@uchicago.edu
*Freelance Joking Avunculate For Hire*
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On Mon, 17 Mar 1997, Janet Dellinger wrote:
> Date: Mon, 17 Mar 1997 21:26:47 -0500
> From: Janet Dellinger <Janet_Dellinger@peoplesoft.com>
> To: at-l@saffron.hack.net
> Subject: [at-l] IRC
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> Janet Dellinger@PEOPLESOFT
> 03/17/97 09:26 PM
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> Well, I finally downloaded IRC but now can't get connected to an EFnet
> server! What server have people here had luck with? This is driving me
> nuts! I would love to join in on #AT, even if it is just to lurk and
> learn! I can get on Undernet just fine for other channels, but have YET to
> get on EFnet. Help me!!
> -Janet
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