CD-ROM Review: NETWORK CD Vol 2 BY: Wierd Science Although the CD is more than 2 years old, it is still readily on sale today, and still as useful as ever. Primarily designed as a CD to connect an Amiga to a CD남. You can buy a package from Wierd Science, which also includes a lead to connect from the CD남s AUX port, to a standard Serial port on an Amiga. The package comes with the Network 2 CD, and a floppy disk to use in your Amiga. You connect the lead, turn on the CD남, insert the CD-ROM, and leave it to boot up by itself, then double click the REMOTE SENDER icon on the Amiga's disk, and then click your chosen speed. The Amiga will automatically start the CD남s software via the serial port, and will launch SERNET by itself, and a program called NETKEYS. So now you can use the CD남 like a normal Amiga! Move the mouse on the Amiga, off the edge of the screen, and it will switch control to the CD남, and now you can use the Amiga's keyboard and mouse to remotely control the CD남, and it works very well (although the mouse is a bit jerky, it's better to unplug the Amiga's mouse and plug it into the CD남), and you can also use the Amiga's disk drives on the CD남, hard disks and floppy drives! Makes the machine a good second alternative to a CD-ROM equipt A1200. Very good if you only have an A500+/600 and a CD남. The floppy disk requires WB2 or above. If you want to use a CDTV with your Amiga, get hold of Network CD Vol 1, as that is the disc for the CDTV, Vol 2 is for the CD남 only. As the Sernet program is quite small, there is lots to fill up the CD, loads of pictures, game demos (Gloom demo is on here, it's very good), some internet tools (mosaic is there), and LOADS of DMS files from a PD library, with HUNDREDS of utilities to use on the Amiga. Literally everything! Loads of Modules as well for your listening pleasure, and the full Workbench 3.1 install. The CD is very fast, taking only 45 seconds to boot up the CD남, which is a great improvement over the CDTV version. Definately recommended if you want to connect your CD남 to an Amiga. Top disc! Rating: 90% +RIPMAG+