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Baby in a Basket, on your doorstep!
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New MessageBaby in a Basket, on your doorstep! (modified 0 times) earthm0m
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Hi Everybody!

I'm new here.

I'm a technologically-challenged, ordinary ole' traditional Iopener user, who stumbled on this BBS via search engine results.

I am in awe of all you extremely knowledgeable folks, and I have a feeling I may be a minority of "one", in the midst of this esteemed community!

LOL

If any of you care to spend a few moments playing "kootchie-kootchie-koo" with a computer infant (or should I say embryo?!?), I'd love to get a reply or two!

The Original Earthmom

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Gratitude in all,
great and small.
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10-03-2002 10:13:38

New MessageRE:Baby in a Basket, on your doorstep! (modified 0 times) oldman
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earthmOm:

the first question is: what do you want to use your i-o for? do you want to use it as it was designed (email, contolled internet access, etc) or do you want to turn it into a screeming high-powered computer?

what you do depends on how much you want to spend and how much you know about computers, or can get someone to do for you.

since this bulletin board is oriented to the experienced do-it-yourselfer, there are few postings that have step by step instructions.

lets start with the first question and work from there.

have fun,

oldman
10-03-2002 19:56:29

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