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[e-mail] (Erminio Ballerini) writes:

>I know of ECS which can use the IMAP protocol (is this the same as MAPI?) but
>WP doesn't recognise it as an mailsystem. The server has an IMAP (IMAP2bis)
>server (imapd) running. ECS runs perfectly outside WP.
>
Hahaha!  I never noticed that IMAP and MAPI had the same letters.
IMAP and MAPI are very different.  In a future release, ECS is
promising us MAPI support also though.
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Subject: Re: Winsock src for Borland

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Chris White) writes:

>       Ive tried using data from winsock.doc, but I guess I must be doing
>   something stupid, as the linker complains about the functions it cant find
>   (WSAStartup,etc) and dies....Ive tried putting imports into a .def file and
>   using winsock.lib, but still no joy!!!.....

depends on the winsock.dll version you have,  you may need to run import to
create new winsock.lib (I assume you did it ) and reference it in your prj file.
the winsock.lib from MS is for  MS C++ which does not get reference correctly
in link stage using Borland C++.


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Subject: Re: MAPI Mailsystem and winsock ?

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Erminio Ballerini) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Erminio Ballerini)
>Subject: MAPI Mailsystem and winsock ?
>Date: Tue, 8 Feb 1994 09:37:30 GMT

>It's possible in WP for Windows 6.0 to use a MAPI mailsystem within the
>program. Is there such a mailprogram which uses winsock, if there is, is it
>possible for me to ftp it?
There is one, its called Mail-it and is available from Unipalm limited,
Info from [e-mail]
It uses the MS MAPI 1 spec and has been implemented with a MIME transport
provider to allow you to ship attachments from within Word etc across the net.
It has all sorts of nice features for mail handling.

>I know of ECS which can use the IMAP protocol (is this the same as MAPI?) but
>WP doesn't recognise it as an mailsystem. The server has an IMAP (IMAP2bis)
>server (imapd) running. ECS runs perfectly outside WP.
IMAP stands for Interactive Mail Access Protocol and defines a server that a
client can use to access, collect mail etc, MAPI is Microsofts Messaging api
and defines the interface between the application such as Word and the
messaging system. The two are completely separate items but often lead to
confusion.

Tom


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Subject: Re: IRC client for windows

Patrick POLLET ([e-mail]) wrote:
: In article <2j79q1$[e-mail]> [e-mail] writes:
: >From: [e-mail]
: >Subject: IRC client for windows
: >Date: Mon, 07 Feb 94 23:57:58 PST


: >Has anyone ever seen a public domain IRC client that works
: >with winsock.dll?  I have seen some Dos IRC clients out there, but I
: >was just wondering if there was one out there for windows.

: >Thanks for any info,
: >David
: I think Peter Tattam has one availbale in the " Trumpet Home site"
: Check at petros.psychol.utas.edu.au somewhere in the pub directory

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There is a program called winirc.exe which you can easily gopher up by
searching for winsock.  Cheers

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Subject: Help Using FTP & Telnet

Hiya
    I would like to apologize to this group for semi-flooding it with
empty postings. Hopefully this one will make it all the way to the group.
    That done I need to ask for some help using Trumpet winsock over a
slip connection.  I have gotten the connection up and going and Mosaic works
relatively well. However I cannot do any FTP'ing or TELNETting. I cannot even
do it in Mosaic. All of the programs that I have tried using telnet and FTP
say that they connect and then I get nothing. Nothing in the window until I
get a timeout error from whereever I was trying to connect. I am using a standard setup for winsock on a slip connection to an ANNEX machine. I just cannot
seem to figure out why none of this works.  If anyone else has had this problem
and corrected it I would be very grateful if you could share the solution with
me.
Thanks in advance
Stephen Palm
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