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This is a challenge/announcement/request to any and all out there on the Net.

I'm looking to put together a collection of hypermedia influenced art.  If
you've, something of this nature, I'd like to link you.  If you haven't, I'd
like you to try.

What I'm looking for
^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^
Create something, HTML based, that you couldn't create before.  USE MOSAIC.
I'm not really interested in a poem with pictures stuck in.  Exploit the
medium.  Use the links and vary the media to create.

Well, that's it.

If you have any other questions, e me.
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Subject: Problems with MS-TCP/IP-32VxD & Winsock

Since installing the beta release of the Microsoft VxD TCP/IP stack,
I am getting weird problems with nearly all my Winsock apps.
WinQVT/Net 3.97 is the worst of the lot - it has started dropping
characters regularly. After switching back to the Tattam stack,
the problems went away. Has anyone else had this experience and, if
so, is there some fix that escapes me?

Gord
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Subject: Re: Windows NT with WinSock?

In article <[e-mail]>,
Jon Lewis <[e-mail]> wrote:
>
>>Winsock is *included* with NT.  You don't need to add anything; just load
>>the TCP/IP drivers.  The only WinSock compliant software that won't work
>>is WS_PING and WSGOPHER.  On the other hand, if you want to use
>>Peter Tattam's WinSock for its SLIP functionality, you may be in trouble.
>>I think you're only hope there is to wait for Daytona (aka NT 3.5).  It is
>>supposed to come with PPP support.
>
>I've been told by several people that Trumpet Winsock (for slip) can be used
>with NT.  I'll be doing it myself in a few weeks.  So I'll let you know how it
>goes.

   It can.  Just rename the winsock.dll in the ....\system32 dierctory to save
it, and copy the Trumpet version in.  It works the same as under Win 3.1, but
is very slow for me at times.  I'm no modem genius, so I suspect with time and
effort you could get it working just as well.

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Subject: Re: LWP and Gopher - Problem found...

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Greg French) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Greg French)
>Subject: Re: LWP and Gopher - Problem found...
>Date: Tue, 5 Apr 1994 15:29:32

>I think I found the problem.  The gethostbyname("gopher.tc.umn.edu") is
>returning 0.134.84.132 instead of 134.84.132.9.  This causes the next call to
>connect(...) to barf.

>Greg

Yeah, but how come it works under Peter Tattam's stack??

..Sal
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Subject: FTP USING A PORT???

If i have to ftp to a site that happens to use a port I seem to be having
trouble using ws_ftp.zip and the other main client for trumpet winsock for
slip.  I type the site number and i put a space and then type in the port
number but it won't connect to the port.  IF anyone Knows how I can connect
while using slip please email me back at [e-mail]
thanks.
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Subject: Gopher and firewalls

In article <2ns5jo$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (De Wys) writes:

>I have had the same problems. However I am going thru a firewall machine.
>Has anyone had any experience in getting a Windows gopher client to work
>thru a firewall? I can run gopher thru WinMosaic but that is slow and has
>been known to cause some GPFs.

The upcoming WSGopher 1.0 will support the binary characters in saved
bookmarks that at least one firewall uses (according to mail I've received);
furthermore, I'd be willing to support "Socks" in a future effort if there is
enough interest, and if I can locate the documentation.

Dave

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