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This may seem like a stupid question, but what file(s) do I need
get to have winsock v1.1?  I have 1.0(some beta) now, and I keep
hearing about v1.1.  When I search an ftp site, all of the w
winsockv1.1 files are like winsock11.def, winsock11.h, etc.
Which one(s) should I get?
Thanks in advance,
Jeff Johnson
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From: [e-mail] (Stephen A Todd)
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Subject: Re: Winsock.dll

Does v1.1 of WinSock support the SOCK_RAW option? I need
a version of WinSock for NT 3.1 which supports this to
allow me to use icmp echo.
I am aware the Daytona interface has been completely
rewritten.

Stephen
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Dear helping persons out there,

After many days to get Winsock to work, I allways get connection time out

I'm trying to use: Mosaic 2.0alpha2, Cello 1.0, Hgopher, and Win_FTP.

The only program who work is QVTNet for winsock ver 3.96

I'm running W4WG 3.11  Trumpet winsock, Etherlink III from 3com
(3c509), on a 486sx, with 4Mb. ram with 605Kb. free in LowMem.

Using HP 9000/817 with HP-Unix 9.0 as server.

Using Macintosh connectet to same server running Mosaic for Mac works fine.

When I ping out from W4WG I get 100% packet LOSS.

Any help?

Johann S. Jonsson
Technological Institute of Iceland
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tel:  + 354 1 687 000

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Subject: Re: Sound and Mosaic

In article <2krmt4$[e-mail]> Terry Bailey <[e-mail]> writes:
>From: Terry Bailey <[e-mail]>
>Subject: Sound and Mosaic
>Date: Sun, 27 Feb 94 22:04:20 edt


>In the Windows section of the "What's New" page, the folks at NCSA imply that
>wplany.exe will play the sound files through the PC speaker.  I assume that no

>sound card is needed.  If this is true, how do you set it up?

>Cordially,

>Terry Bailey
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