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It has been too long to edit my post so I have to make another post. I was able to get Eudora Internet Mail Server running on the SE/30. I don't have it all hooked up and turned on right now but it worked great in my home network. I was able to make an account and I put it in Outlook express on my PC and it worked great. I don't think I'll be able to run it on the internet on my cable modem at home, because I have only one IP for the modem. I have multiple machines and a router which forwards different ports to different local IPs within my home LAN. I think for e-mail to work properly on the internet, the actual server must have its own global IP. Anyway, it is cool to know it works.

An even cooler thing was that I installed Netscape 1.12 which is able to view more sites than MacWeb and it shows images! I can navigate the FIRST site pretty well on this machine. Also, it is much faster than MacWeb on my 68000 processor machines. It is so much fun to browse the web in black and white on an 8" screen (and through a SCSI adapter).

For some reason, I can't view some sites (seems like ones hosted on a CPanel server) like ChiefDelphi. I get an error like "there is no website configured at this address" Any ideas what causes this Brandon? (I'm sure it doesn't really matter though since I'm the only person in the world trying to access ChiefDelphi on a Macintosh SE/30 with Netscape 1.12 )