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From: "tucker" <tucker AT together DOT net>
To: "opendos AT delorie DOT com" <opendos AT delorie DOT com>
Date: Mon, 20 Apr 98 20:36:19 
Reply-To: "tucker" <tucker AT together DOT net>
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Subject: Re: (null) A.K.A. DOS Navigator
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>
>There are some signs that people would be willing to help port it and I
>know it is a worthy port.  As a computer consultant I have seen some of my
>clients switch to Win95, just because of the ease of using the WWW with it.
> A DOS version of Navigator would bring may people back to DOS.  I was
>wondering if anyone would be willing to help make Navigator for DOS a
reality.

A dos version of navigator would be a very welcome product in my opinion.
Along the same lines, I'd really like to see a decent POP3 e-mail client for
DOS (yes, I've played with nettamer).


/\/\ark
tucker AT together DOT net





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Mark & Barbara Tucker
tucker AT together DOT net

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