Live Chat (IRC) at NewEarth BBS

If your browser runs Java, log in to the chat room here.

Nick name:
Real name:

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• If your web browser has a helper application for application/x-chat then click here.
  If that didn't work, then consider enhancing your web browser to use these links. Here is some software that might help you:
  
  • Get mIRC (Shareware; standalone IRC client and web browser helper app for Windows)
    
  • mIRC installation manual (lots of pictures -- BIG)
    • Part 1: Getting the mIRC software
    • Part 2: Installing the mIRC software on your computer
    • Part 3: Running mIRC for the first time and configuring it
    • Part 4: Creating a Customized Shortcut
    • Part 5: Setting up Netscape to use chat room links
  • Configuring your WWW Browser to work with mIRCLinks
    (Includes instructions for Netscape, MS Internet Explorer 3 and 4, and others)
  • Get IChat (Commercial apps and web browser plug-ins for Windows/Mac)
  • Get Snak, a shareware IRC client for Macintosh computers.
  • Get Ircle, a shareware IRC client for Macintosh computers.
  
  
• If you have your own IRC client set up, point it to our server, "irc.newearth.org" and join channel #newearth .
  
  
• If you don't have your own IRC client, you can use one at NewEarth. Your browser must have a telnet application to use these links. This service is available only for use on NewEarth's IRC server. To use other servers, get your own client.
  • Join NewEarth IRC (terminal type: vt100)
  • Join NewEarth IRC (terminal type: tty)
  
  
• If your ISP gives you access to a Unix shell, you can usually run an irc client by typing the command 'irc'. Normally, you would follow this with your nickname and the name of the server, for example: 'irc pat irc.newearth.org' would connect you to the IRC server here and give you the nickname 'pat'. Once connected, you can type '/join #newearth' to join the main chat channel.
  
  
• Using IRC from America Online (Chris Reyes)

One-on-one chat with (n)talk

The ntalk protocol creates a live text chat session between two individual users connected anywhere on the Internet.

• Open Talks (Windows 95)
• WinTalk (Windows 95/3.1)
• Talk/Talkd (Macintosh)
• Unix shell users can usually type 'ntalk [user@host]' or 'talk [user@host]' to start a talk session.

Instant Messenger™ Service

Provided by America Online, this free service allows Internet users to send AOL-style Instant Messages™ to each other and to AOL users.

• AIM Home Page
• Instructions for AOL members
• Instructions for Internet users

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