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In article <2l1phd$[e-mail]>,
Nirad Sharma <[e-mail]> wrote:
>.... and I would like to find out any information about
>a Winsock-version of TermNET or any other terminal software that supports
>SCO ANSI emulation.

    I've been playing with the Chameleon demo that was mentioned here
    previoussly, and the telnet client there works fine with SCO ansi,
    except that I haven't figured out a way to get it to not pause on ^S.
    I've forgotten the ftp address to get the demo from, but it was
    something like ftp.netmanage.com. I'd use archie to see if someone has
    put it on a faster site though, as their link uis very slow. Try
    searching with archie for chameln.


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Subject: Re: $25??

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Dan Ellis) writes:

>  Can someone please update me on this $25 dollar stack.  I have lost some news
>over the last few days.  This sounds interesting.

It's not $25, it's $100+. Buy WinGopher Complete and receive Dinstinct TCP/IPs
SLIP/PPP stack.

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Subject: Re: Chameleon 4.0 Mail

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Mark A. Scarton) writes:
>BTW: Are you other folks having the same problem that I am getting the
upgrade >from NetManage?  Having been in the beta program and gone through the
effort >and agony of documenting the breakage and difficulties, I had expected
to be >one of the first customers to receive the production level upgrade.
Instead, >I've sent cards and faxed and e-mailed requests for a month now to
no avail.>Sigh!

I received my copy well over three weeks ago.

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Subject: SLIP Inactivity

Peter,
    What is the slip inactivity setting for.  I use Eudora, Wnqvt, WS-FTP, etc.
and even though there may be no activity showing from any of the debug options, the winsock with not automatically execute the "bye" script.  Works fine is I execute it by hand or if I logout.  I currently have it set for one minute yet nothing happens after one minute has expired.  Would be nice if it would auto-logout even though the using program is still active.  Thanks!

-Mark
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Subject: Trumpet Winsock complaint

Well, Trumpet Winsock is a good program and all, but...

For one thing, every once in a while, a newsgroup I was subscribed to will
drop off the face of the earth (well, okay, my monitor), and I wont realize it
until I think to myself "Hey, for the past week nobody has posted to
some.news.group! Oh! I'm not even subscribed to it anymore!" Anyone else
experience this?

Also, I wish that it had some kind of other indicator when reading an article
that just how many lines it has read. At least write that it is processing
article x out of y articles total, and maybe even line number a out of b lines
total (after all, there is a header called "Lines:").

Steve

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