Paris cybercafes - some info

Some items from the newspaper that might be of use in answering the FAQs!

Late opening:
@ccessNet 37 rue de Lappe, 11th arrondissement
@cidNet 15 rue Daval

Most cybercafes 1,5,6,11th arrond.

Biggest - EasyEverything 31 Blvd Sebastapol 1st

I also just got a good rec from someone on fr.rec.voyages ... Apparently if
you go to the FNAC Digitale (computer retailer) on Blvd. St. Germain, there
is a café inside with free wireless access. I was checking whether it would
be worth it to bring my Powerbook on my next trip to Paris next month.

Also, a v. good internet café (sans café) is located just outside of the St.
Michel metro station right next to a busy crepe/panini stand. It's hard to
miss ... But prices are cheap, about 2.50E for an hour of internet access.
They stay open late as well.

If you're in the Centre Pompidou area, directly across the square from the
museum is an internet café. They have English keyboards available and they
are reasonably priced. Watch out for pickpockets there, though. Don't get
a seat next to the sidewalk unless you're vigilant about watching your
belongings.

Hth. Sorry for the "landmark" type of directions, I didn't write down names
of places but will this trip around!

On 2/20/04 2:45 AM, in article , "Jeremy"
wrote:

Some items from the newspaper that might be of use in answering the FAQs!

Late opening:
@ccessNet 37 rue de Lappe, 11th arrondissement
@cidNet 15 rue Daval

Most cybercafes 1,5,6,11th arrond.

Biggest - EasyEverything 31 Blvd Sebastapol 1st

Access Academy in the Latin Quarter (rue Saint André des Arts) has some
400 PCs on two floors.

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On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 07:23:29 +0100, Mxsmanic
wrote:

Access Academy in the Latin Quarter (rue Saint André des Arts) has some
400 PCs on two floors.

....including a dozen or so with American keyboards (how do European
keyboards generate the "@" symbol, anyway? 8 )

No Outlook Express or any other POP client, though. 8;(

-- Larry

On 23/2/04 20:01, in article ,
"Larry" wrote:

On Sat, 21 Feb 2004 07:23:29 +0100, Mxsmanic
wrote:

Access Academy in the Latin Quarter (rue Saint André des Arts) has some
400 PCs on two floors.

...including a dozen or so with American keyboards (how do European
keyboards generate the "@" symbol, anyway? 8 )

French keyboards use Alt-Gr @
English ones just use @ :-)

J;

Larry wrote:
No Outlook Express or any other POP client, though. 8;(

Does anyone still use Outlook/OE? They probably don't want to get infected
with viruses and worms.

Meanwhile, you can use this to access your POP account via the web:

http://webcab.de/wwmm.htm

miguel
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On Mon, 23 Feb 2004 21:23:05 GMT, (Miguel Cruz) wrote:

Meanwhile, you can use this to access your POP account via the web:

http://webcab.de/wwmm.htm

Thanks!

-- Larry