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Ok, I have WFWG running fine with MS tcp/ip package.  I also use thier
sockets and dnr program.  The only problem that I'm running into is that
I cannot use ODIPKT.  I still have to use Clarkson's (Rutgers) DOS
telnet.  Can't do it w/o ODIPKT.

Actually, I can use odipkt fine, but if I load up ODINSUP (for ndis over
odi), it crashes on me.  Has anyone gotten ODIPKT to coexit with
ODINSUP?

Thank you


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Subject: Re: NCSA Mosaic v2.0alpha3

[e-mail] (Alain Caillet) writes:
>I tried TCP/IP MS-32 with WFW 3.11 and Mosaic never
>gave me any problem. In fact I never got a lock up with
>Ws_ftp which use to freeze with FTP TCP/IP and their winsock.dll

>The reason I went back to FTP software is that I missed
>too much their "dos ftp" as it allows for scripted operation.
>Using a lisr of ftp command redirected to the ftp logon
>command line, one can automate long a fastidious
>put or get just with a mouse click on a dos session icon.

>Anyone knows how to do that with a winsock ftp program?
>Please let me know, I would love to go back to MS-32 TCP/IP
>It gave me back a reading of 600k of memory.

HAve you tried MSG Junod's WS-FTP!?!  It's a fantastic program.  You can
log on and jump right to the directory you want (via the initial dir
field).  Then just point and click the files you want.  WORKS LIKE A
CHARM!! And it's free to boot.  THANK YOU MSG JUNOD!!   Now could you
write us a nice NFS package? :)


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Subject: Re: NCSA Mosaic v2.0alpha3 and S3 video card

In article <2og88j$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Lars W. Holm) writes:

>Now the big question: Is a working S3 driver for high resolution Windows
>available anywhere on the net? From the noise level in this group the last
>days, more than I would be interested in the answar.

I am running Windows at 1024x768 resolution with a S3 chipset on a Dell 486
and it does not crash. The current driver available from Dell is version 1.32.
You can FTP it from dell1.us.dell.com.

Also, you may want to upgrade to the latest BIOS revision level if you have a
Dell 486 system (with flash BIOS). They periodically fix and update the S3
chipset also.

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Patrick Lee <[e-mail]>
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Subject: just testing WinVN post

Another waste of space/time testing WinVn
Doug
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Subject: Update of NetManage FTP problem

Just to let you all know, have received mail from two folks who don't have a
problem, and five who do. The two who had no problem were both using the 4.0.2
FTP, so I FTP'd the upgrade from ftp.uu.net, and looked forward to a good time.

Unfortunately I am still only seeing a group file in the d: directory at
gowinnt.microsoft.com

Sigh...

Other ideas?

Thanks,
Ewan Grantham