Room 321 / The Squirrel's Nest - Remembering Q-Link

[Furbys] - [Q-Link Holiday Music] - [Q-Link]
[Q-Link Load Screens] - [Club Caribe] - [C64 Files]

Remembering Q-Link

(Nov 1, 1985 to Oct 31, 1994)

Last updated on October 12, 2001
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QuantumLink, better known as Q-Link, was an online service for Commodore 64/128 computers. It was in operation from November 1st, 1985 to October 31st, 1994. [Steve Case's final letter to QLink members] QLink was operated by Quantum Computer Services which later changed its name to America Online.

Remember Q-Link with the Q-Link Load Screens. You can view the screens individually or download a ZIP of the entire collection.

My Club Caribe page has sounds and region pictures from Club Caribe. One of my favorite hangouts in Caribe was Kelly's back room. A bug in how the region was designed allowed us to stand on the furniture. :)

The C64 Banner Exchange

Q-Links

Steward/JohnD39's Q-Link page
John's listing of QMember Web pages
Al Evans Remember Q-Link page
Q-Link Sid Archives
COMPUTE! Gazette Sid Collection - moved ???
Yahoo! Q-Link Club

More Links can be found on my C64 Files page!

New to Q-Link? - Never downloaded before?

Download your first file here! :)

TYPE: prg      BLOCKS: 33     DOWNLOADS: ??

      EST. D/L TIME:   300:  07:27     1200:   2:08

Must be run on a real 64 or an emulator.

The "My 1st Download" program was a file located in the Intro / Help section of the Q-Link libraries. It was a small file that new members could download to get the feel of how downloading from Q-Link worked. The download tmes above are for 300 and 1200 bps. To figure out how long it will take to download at 56K, divide the 1200 time by 45. :) -- And I remeber how fast 1200 bps seemed when I went from 300 to 1200... hehe.

[Furbys] - [Q-Link Holiday Music] - [Q-Link]
[Q-Link Load Screens] - [Club Caribe] - [C64 Files]

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