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Can someone please tell me the version and location of the latest Trumpet
Newsreader?  I am having trouble with the fetch-mail function (it gives my
password to the pop3 server, logs in, and then hangs while fetching mail).  I
was hoping a newer version would help.  I was using Eudora with no problem at
all, but would like to get Trumpet to do the job.  (Note: I am not trying to
use them simultaneously).

Thanks for your time - email or post your reply.



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Subject: Re: I'm ready to spend money - free and shareware WINSOCK not ok

In article <2klnml$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Karl Denninger) writes:

   In article <[e-mail]>,
   Michael Chen <[e-mail]> wrote:
   >In article <2kk39a$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Karl Denninger) writes:
   >
   >Is the Chameleon WinSock any faster?  Or is it just a matter of stability?

   I don't know -- how does about 6kbps sound on a 28.8 connection, clocked at
   115kbps sound? :-)

Hmm... I take it that's for uncompressed files.

   Mosaic is USABLE over these links.

But since I can't afford a 28.8K modem, it really doesn't matter which
WinSock I use with Mosaic. :(

-- Mike

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Subject: RE: XWINDEMO PROBLEMS

I have x windemo and it works great ( a small problem but we'll get to that
later). I run XDCMP and have no problems running any of the display managers
including OpenLook (which I think is the best) I'm using Novell winsock, and
Intel EtherExpress 16 ethernet card. This is connected to the local Novell
3.11 lan via twisted pair cable and from there it is connected to the Unix
mainframe (fibre-optic lnks between buildings). I had OpenLook working great
for about 2 months and then I upgraded my ATI Ultra card to the latest drivers
(Feb 94 ver.) Now I can't get OpenLook to work. I login and the first message
box comes up and then the program seems to reset?? I can't figure it out. The
worst thing is that I re-installed the old version of the Mach8 driver and the
problem still persists. I can run the other display managers that I know of
(olm, tvtwm etc) but I can't seem to customize them so that they keep the same
attributes, that's why I went with OpenLook.
I've played around with the xwindemo setting and have found these to work for
me:

set Single Window Mode = ON
set Panning = OFF
set Enable Screen:0.0 = OFF
add all login hosts to Xhost menu with a leading +
eg. +ccu.umanitoba.ca

And thats it, Ifa anyone can tell me what I can do to get OpenLook to work
with this new driver I'd be veeery happy.
mail to: [e-mail]
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Subject: Re: WPLANY in Mosaic

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Michael Garoutte) writes:
>Subject: WPLANY in Mosaic
>From: [e-mail] (Michael Garoutte)
>Date: Fri, 25 Feb 1994 15:43:07

>Wplany works when I double-click on an .au file or drag it to the Wplany icon,
>but I can'g get it to work with mosaic as an external "viewer."  I know this
>has been discussed recently, but...

>I added these lines to tne Mosaic.ini file:
>[Viewers]
>TYPE9="audio/au"
>audio/au="c:\tools\wplany %ls"

>[Suffixes]
>audio/au=.au,.AU

>Help!

>Michael.



My Mosaic.ini has:

[Viewers]
type8="audio/basic"
audio/basic="p:\mosaic\wplany.exe %ls"

[Suffixes]
audio/basic=.au,.AU,.aud,.AUD


In my case, the p: drive is a LAN Manager server. I don't see why the
difference between audio/au and audio/basic would make a difference, but this
setup works for me.


Hope this helps.



Paul Noble
NASA Lewis Research Center
Cleveland, Ohio
e-mail: [e-mail]