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Do I need Windows or a Macintosh type interface to access the WCNet?

April 26, 2017interface Macintosh type wcnet Windows

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Do I need Windows or a Macintosh type interface to access the WCNet?

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No. While a graphical interface is highly recommended, the internet can be accessed by using an older DOS based or Apple computer. You can use any type of computer with a modem and terminal software to access WCNet. This type of connection will be a text based interface and will not take advantage of all the features of a graphical based connection.