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I have been using gopher, and a couple of the sites I connect to are
made via telnet.  I need to save and edit the information being sent to me
by the telnet host.  I am looking for a Telnet client that will allow me to
capture the display to a file.  Or better yet, one that has clipboard
compatable editing.  I would perfer it be public domain.

I am also still looking for a winsock based TAR command or some type
of similar archiver.

Any suggestions?

Thanks,
Greg
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Subject: FAQ-SOLUTION: Trumpet + WfW3.11

    I've had a couple of answers to my question, and am posting the best
one (from [e-mail]) with added comments...

--- from Hans ----

Try this:

In the (network drivers) section of the SYSTEM.INI file we added dis_pkt9.dos
to the transport line, and changed the LoadRMDrivers to Yes. I have copied
dis_pkt9.dos to the windows directory. The section then looks like...

[network drivers]
netcard=elnk3.dos
transport=*netbeui,ndishlp.sys,dis_pkt9.dos
devdir=C:\WINDOWS
LoadRMDrivers=Yes

---- NOTE: The Load(RealMode)Drivers setting is VITAL, since WFWG3.11 only
     loads its own set of (protected mode) drivers as default... ----

PROTCOL.INI didn't need any changes, but if you install Trumpet winsock for
the first time you might need to add the following section...

[PKTDRV]
DRIVERNAME=PKTDRV$
BINDINGS=MS$ELNK3        ----> this refers to our 3Com-card
INTVEC=0x60

and the following to AUTOEXEC.BAT

c:\trumpet\winpkt 0x60

Note that some these settings is specific for our 3Com etherlink III card.

dis_pkt9.dos and winpkt can be found on many anonymous FTP sites like
ftp.cica.indiana.edu or ftp.funet.fi.

Hope that this will help

Cheers,

Hans Gardfjell

---- end of Hans's message ----

    Further notes: dis_ptk9.zip contains both dis_ptk9.dos and a small
documentation file. There is NO NEED to use a packet driver with the above
setup (it actually screws up the network drivers...).

    I have Trumpet, QVT/Net (winsock) and xwindemo running with WfWG 3.11,
together with NetBEUI and IPX over an Artisoft adapter. Everything works fine
(except for a few quirks in QVT/Net...).

                            Hope this helps others,

                                Rui Carmo

    P.S.: It's about time a FAQ was created for this group
          (if there IS one, I don't know anything about it...)


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Subject: Re: WLPRSPL 3.1a problems...

In article <2l9b4s$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Jason E Levine) writes:

>Hello all... now that Dave Brooks' WinLPD has the capacity to print
>PCL, PostScript, etc., I decided to take a look at the WLPRSPL program
>(it allows you to set up a network printer as a queue on your own
>machine, and then print to that queue from any Windows program as if
>the network machine were directly connected to you).  Unfortunately,
>I am having problems, and want to know if anyone else is experiencing
>them and/or knows how to solve them.

WLPRSPL sounds like a cool program; you are the second person to report that
it does not work with my WSLPD.  I will have to get a copy and see if I can
figure out what is going on.

Sunsite wasn't up earlier today, so I'll try Monday, I guess.

If the author of WLPRSPL reads this, please feel free to correspond with me,
and we'll see what we can work out.

Dave

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