From: Tim Tech (techt_at_mac.com)
Date: Sun Jun 17 2001 - 14:04:01 PDT
While in Oz earlier this year, I used my mac.com address and the local
LAN connection. You'll find Australians very accomidating. Request the
network connection info (see a ethernet connection slip for the required
fields), plug in and go. This of course works best with an EN card.
For dial-up, check the school for the dial-up script data which they
would supply to any student working from home, and you should be good to
go.
May you have as nice of a time there as I did.
G'Day!
On Saturday, June 16, 2001, at 10:31 PM, Tim De Chant wrote:
> Here's the deal: I'm going to be in Australia from February through
> May for school and I will be needing internet access. Since we will be
> travelling around a lot (mostly on the easter coast and a little bit
> inward), I can't take a laptop as it would be to heavy and bulky.
> Besides, I don't have one. What I do have is a uMP2000 that would work
> perfectly.
>
> Since I would have to pay a lot of money to use internet cafes to check
> email, etc., I am wondering if there is an Australian ISP that would
> fit my needs. I would prefer a toll free calling number so I can use
> it on the road and of course, it has to be Newton friendly. The term
> of the service agreement can be worried about later, I'm just wondering
> if such a service is available and for how much. Thanks a lot!
>
> Tim
>
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