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I did the disk thing and it was painful but worth the effort. I will soon be unsubscribing as my present address and resubscribing as mpsmith@ibm.net on the strength of the tools in warp. Finally a multi-threaded news/mail/www solution. Martin P. Smith msmith@netcom.COM On Wed, 26 Oct 1994, Karl Yeanoplos wrote: > > I've decided to give Warp a try on my TP and would appreciate > some advice regarding which media to buy, 3.5" disks or CD-ROM. > > If I go CD-ROM, I'll need to use the CD-ROM drive installed in my > desktop machine in conjuction with Interlink/Laplink or something > similar. While I'm pretty sure I know the answer already (NO!), > I'm gonna ask anyway: > > Has anyone tried this/does it work? > > > I'm not real wild about shuffling some 30+ disks during install, > but since osmosis probably won't work either, my alternatives are > rather limited ;) > > Thanks for any suggestions. > > _________________________________________________________________ > > Karl E. Yeanoplos | (kyeanopl@den.mmc.com) > Martin Marietta Corp. | > P.O. Box 179/M.S. 5451 | "True perfection can be > Denver, CO. 80201 | found in the details" > >