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I am running LanManager 2.1a clients with tcp/ip.

I upgraded to WinSock support using the following files:

\lanman.dos\drivers\protocols\tcpip
        TCPDRV.DOS       4188   06.08.93        0:45
        TCPTSR.EXE      65200   06.08.93        0:45

\lanman.dos\netprog
        SOCKETS.EXE     50144   06.08.93        0:44
        WINSOCK.DLL     46336   06.08.93        0:45
        WSAHDAPP.EXE     5152   06.08.93        0:45

Using the dos MEM command shows approc 320 kbyte free.  Dos vsn 5.0.
Windows 3.1.

Running the WinSock application as the only Windows-application goes fine,
but when I start another Windows application (e.g. Excel) and swithes
back to my WinSock application, my application dies with the following
message:

    Winsock.dll pagefault at 0001:8ab9

Sometimes this is followed by errors from EMM386 an everything dies (freezes).

Is this a known problem?  Is this related to free DOS-memory?  Is there
a patch available?  Is there a newer version?



E-mail:  [e-mail]
Name: Ola Martin Lykkja
Company: Statens Datasentral a.s, Oslo, Norway
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Subject: Re: sorting articles in Trumpet News Reader for Windows

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Imran Niazi) writes:

>>>anybody know how to reconfigure the news reader to sort the articles in a
>>>different order(serially or alphabetic by subject).  That is because now it
>>>does it in a weird way...not sure which way...
>>
>>Look under the "View" pull down menu item.

>what version are you using?  in 'view' there are only three options.  'rot
>13', 'full headers' and 'word wrap'.  I just want it to sort the articles
>serially or alphabetically by title...etc.

Version 1.0 Revision B. Under View, there are those three options as well as:

by Date
by Name
by Subject
by Subject Thread
Unsorted

>or something like that...oh well.  hmm, I should register, shouldn't I?!  how
>much is it anyways?  I'm very poor so I hope its not a lot...

$20 USD.

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Subject: Re: Help with getservbyname()

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Jim Rush) writes:

>Qst1-Where is the table of names that this function uses for lookup(local
>or remote), if local, is it usually hardcoded.

/etc/services - usually, but does not have to. For example, I have this file
in the same directory where Trupmet Winsock is, which is on the PATH.

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Subject: Re: WinQVT/Net - picking on details

In article <2jocrc$[e-mail]> [e-mail] writes:

>If a newsgroup is empty (no unread articles) you can't open it,
>your only chance to post is from the newsgroup list.
>Then the Newsgroups: line is empty!
>Is there any reason for this?

Works fine here, Newsgroups line is filled in with the appropriate value.

What version of Trumpet News Reader are you using? 1.0 Release B should be the
latest (look in Help About).

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Subject: Re: WinQVT/Net - picking on details

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Patrick Lee) writes:
>In article <2jocrc$[e-mail]> [e-mail] writes:
>
>>If a newsgroup is empty (no unread articles) you can't open it,
>>your only chance to post is from the newsgroup list.
>>Then the Newsgroups: line is empty!
>>Is there any reason for this?
>
>Works fine here, Newsgroups line is filled in with the appropriate value.
>
>What version of Trumpet News Reader are you using? 1.0 Release B should be the
>latest (look in Help About).
>
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Perhaps I didn't tell that clearly, I'm using WinQVT/Net News Reader not Trumpet!