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Completely unrelated, but reading "FreeAgent" just now released a core memory for me of reading USENET in the 90s with the free version of Forte Agent. This si
by philsnow 3y ago
Completely unrelated, but reading "FreeAgent" just now released a core memory for me of reading USENET in the 90s with the free version of Forte Agent. This site has the 16-color image that IIRC was the basis of the icon for Free Agent: http://www.diginfoserv.com/agent.html http://www.diginfoserv.com/agent.html .. I think the icon was just zoomed in on the lady at the table?
edit: wow, of course there was a 16 bit version available:
> Agent is fully supported by the Agent Support Team and is available in 16 bit and 32 bit versions.
- thatoneguy 3y agoWow, I haven't thought about that application in a long time! I used Forte Agent to read USENET in the '90s and met my first girlfriend on there.