Just about any Hayes-compatible PC card modem should work with the
eMate, as long as it isn't part of a Ethernet/Modem combo card. For
email, many people on this list seem to use SimpleMail, but I use Eudora
Pro, and still others use EnRoute. I too own an eMate, and I have to say
that even over a cable modem, trying to browse the web with an eMate is
an exercise in frustration. If you really want to try, though, NetHopper
seems like a well-designed program, and it is serving my father well on
his 2100.
Yes, you can use an ethernet card in the eMate. You will have to buy a
compatible one (see the Newton FAQ at www.thisoldnewt.com), and install
the driver for it and Newton Internet Enabler 2.0. Hope this helps. All
software is available at www.unna.org, and EnRoute and NetHopper should
be on the CD with eMate as well.
sj
On Sunday, January 27, 2002, at 01:01 PM, Rolf Brakvatne wrote:
>
> Hello,
>
> My son and I have two eMates, one of which is used exclusively for
> school, and wish to use use the second eMate to retrieve e-mail (std POP
> and SMTP servers).
>
> What PC card modems work with the eMate? What e-mail clients and
> browsers work with the eMate? Is it possible to use ethernet (DSL
> service) to access e-mail via an ethernet PC card?
>
> Thanks
>
> Rolf Brakvatne
>
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