NEW PUBLIC ACCESS INTERNET ANNOUNCEMENT - Clark Internet Services, Inc.
 
Clark Internet Services, Inc. (ClarkNet) is the newest public access
Internet site in Maryland and Washington D.C. areas and can be accessed
by anyone on the Internet.  We offer the following services and features:
 
   o  Basic Dialup shell account [Mail and News].
   o  Internet Dialup shell account [Mail, News, Telnet, FTP and IRC].
   o  SLIP/CSLIP/PPP Dialup account.  Your computer becomes part of Internet!
   o  UUCP Newsfeed (includes Basic Dialup shell account).
   o  Usenet news (over 5,000 newsgroups).
   o  Full ClariNet news (UPI news and other features).
   o  Electronic mail.
   o  Internet applications [HyTelnet and Gopher].
   o  Easy-to-use, one keystroke menu program to access services/features.
   o  All modems supports from 300 to 14400 bps with V.32bis and V.42bis.
   o  *SPECIAL* start-up "Internet Explorer" program offered.
   o  Dedicated customer support!
   o  Excellent rates!
 
For a full information on ClarkNet's services and pricing, pick one of four:
 
   ->  Telnet to clark.net (IP address 198.17.243.2) and login as "guest"
       and hit ENTER for blank password.
 
                        -- OR --
 
   ->  Mail to info@clark.net
 
                        -- OR --
 
   ->  Type "finger -l info@clark.net"
 
                        -- OR --
 
   ->  Use modem to call one of numbers below and login as "guest".
       Modem phone numbers to access to ClarkNet host computer:
       1. Columbia area, covers half Balt. and half Metro DC. (410) 730-9786
       2. Ellicott City area, covers Baltimore area.          (410) 995-0271
       3. Laurel area, covers Metro DC except VA.             (301) 596-1626
       4. Ashton area, covers Montgomery County area.         (301) 854-0446
 
We are connected to Internet via Sprint's 56K leased line.  The
ClarkNet host computer is Sun SPARCclassic running Solaris 2.1 (SunOS 5.1).
 
Please accept our offer to join ClarkNet for a smooth ride on the
largest data highway today!
 
"The means of acquiring knowledge is ... the greatest benefit that
can be conferred upon mankind." (John Quincy Adams, 1836)
--
Jamie Clark, jamie@clark.net| ClarkNet Public Access Internet, info@clark.net,
Dial-up shell, SLIP/PPP & UUCP, Modem (410) 730-9786, login guest | "Knowledge
is power; the ability to acquire knowledge at will is more powerful."  (Jamie)