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In article <[e-mail]>, <[e-mail]> writes:
> [Stuff deleted]

> ....Well, I just tried this experiment.

>    - Unloaded the NEWT and Chameleon TCP/IP stuff from my WFWg network.
>    - Installed the new MS VxD TCP/IP and got it to work.
>    - Ran all my generic winsock apps (Eudora, Trumpet, etc) just fine.
>    - Crashed the Netmanage (v4.0) apps (telnet, ftp, ping).
>    - Crashed my (NEWT-bundled) PC-X server,
>         even after reinstalling to use a generic winsock TCP/IP vice NEWT.

On my machine, these Chameleon 4.0 apps run fine on top of Trumpet Winsock ever
since 1.0b1. Im running normal WIndows 3.1.

> Pat
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Stephen Heilbronner
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Subject: Re: SMC8013EPCs, pc/nfs5.0, winsock question

In article <2n59io$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Nirad Sharma) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Nirad Sharma)
>Subject: SMC8013EPCs, pc/nfs5.0, winsock question
>Date: 28 Mar 1994 00:49:28 GMT

>Hi,

>I've configured some SMC Elites that are recognised as WD8013EPCs in some 486s
>here running PC/NFS5.0 accessing the SMCs using the SMC8000.DOS NDIS drivers.
>I've noticed bursty performance on telnet sessions (pc/nfs's and jsb's
>multiview desktop) - a third of the screen fills, delay, another third, etc.
>I suspect that the problem is somewhere between winsock and pc/nfs and/or the
>network drivers.

>(Incidentally, this occurs when connecting to different hosts but certainly
>a sparcstation elc running sunos4.1.2)

>Has anyone experienced this and, if so,  what parameters did they tune and
>where ?

Just a hunch but are you using the fixed NFS-NDIS.SYS (the version +protman
fix)?
Regards
Andreas

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Subject: wsarchie & services

I keep getting those timed out messages when I try an archie search to each
and every archie server I know. I can however telnet to the archie server an
do an archie search there. David Woakes <[e-mail]> suggested
that maybe the udp weren't sent out.
I've been thinking lately that maybe my services file isn't correctly set up.
Do I have to add  archie to it? , like so:

archie         x/udp

I can't find it in the textfile or the helpfile that I have to do it but maybe
it is common knowledge (like pop3 110/tcp) and I don't know it.

Thanks for your help,

Erminio

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Subject: Re: Shared Eudora?

In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Jose Manuel Fernandez Garcia) says:
>
>Hi!
>
>My problem is: How can I manage to install Eudora in a network drive to allow
>sharing between users. I have tried to copy the files to a directory, but
>if you do so, all the users write its mailboxes, aliases, etc to the same >directory (resulting in chaos). I have even tried to put a local (c:)
>directory
>in the program manager's "Working Directory", but it doesn't work either.
>
>I would like some help about this, and about any parameters configurable
>trough
>the "eudora.ini" file.
>
> (thanks)

Eudora will look in a directory specified by a DOS environmental
variable EUDORA for a place to store it's mailboxes, .ini, signature
and so forth.  On my machine, the executable etc live in
C:\WINDOWS\EUDORA but I have the above variable set to
EUDORA=C:\MAIL.  This should work in your case assuming that all the
users have a C:\MAIL for instance.  What version are you running?
We use V1.4.

Hope this helps,

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Subject: Trumpet telnet that emulates vt100 ?

I have just installed the trumpet telnet, and can't figure out
if there is a way to emulate a vt100 screen.
Is there anything out there that will allow it to do so ?
Or any program what will supply a new telnet session that will
emulate a vt100 screen ?

- Jimmy Ip
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