What kind of grits? Did they have brown sugar on them? That's how I like my grits...maybe a little bit of honey too. Yumm...that sounds good. BTW, wtf does this have to do with the apple ][?
I used to work for a consulting company doing tech and installation support for @Home cable modems in the southeastern Michigan area. @Home uses a propietary version of Netscape (as well as a version of IE) that the installer HAS to install, and tech support won't answer any questions about any other version of Netscape or IE if questions arise. To be quite honest, tho, the only difference in the stadard downloadable version and the @Home version is that Netscape's "N" logo is replaced by the @Home ball, the same with IE's "e" logo. It's a sham, plain and simple.
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What kind of grits? Did they have brown sugar on them? That's how I like my grits...maybe a little bit of honey too. Yumm...that sounds good. BTW, wtf does this have to do with the apple ][?
I used to work for a consulting company doing tech and installation support for @Home cable modems in the southeastern Michigan area. @Home uses a propietary version of Netscape (as well as a version of IE) that the installer HAS to install, and tech support won't answer any questions about any other version of Netscape or IE if questions arise. To be quite honest, tho, the only difference in the stadard downloadable version and the @Home version is that Netscape's "N" logo is replaced by the @Home ball, the same with IE's "e" logo. It's a sham, plain and simple.