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From: [e-mail] (Laurie Cuthbert)
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Subject: Mosaic 2.0a4 and win32s

I have just installed mosaic 2.0alpha4 together with the win32s distribution
that was with it - this overwrote the (earlier and less complete) win32s that
came with MathCAD.

If I run mosaic and click on a menu title the whole mosaic application just
disappears but if I run MathCAD first it is OK. I have completely removed the
win32s directory that MathCAD installed and reinstalled from scratch but with
no change. I am somewhat baffled!

Any ideas would be appreciated.

Regards

Laurie Cuthbert
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From: [e-mail] (Patrick Lee)
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Subject: Re: TCPMAN in Windows Question

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Jon Oliver) writes:

>I have installed TCPMAN through Trumpet Winsock in Windows 3.1.
>I would like TCPMAN to start when Gopher, and Mosaic, Eudora, and WinQVT/Net
>and then automatically exit after the application is quit.

In the menu Dialer, Options, you have various choices as to when Trumpet
Winsock loads and unloads ...

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From: [e-mail] (Ray Fan)
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Subject: How to use SLIP? (connect PC486 to SPARC10 through MODEM???)

Is anybody there in this newsgroup using or have
used SLIP with Xappeal or Micro X-DOS? I mean
to use such a package to connect a 486 PC to
a SPARC10 unix machine through a MODEM remotely???

In this way, I could
turn my PC into a X terminal to run UNIX apps.
- most important thing is to run unix graphics
apps. under SunOS4.1.3 & OpenWin3.0 (Sincee
I could connect my PC - using a modem -
to that SPARC10 machine too
through a modem server - but in that way, I
can't run any graphics apps. at all.)

I got quite a few answers from other newsgroups
and they suggest I use Micro X-DOS or Xappeal -
I found both support SLIP connection (I.e. using
MODEM), but there is no specific details found
in both manuals about how to use them (I mean
How to make a connection through a MODEM - they
got "slipper" included though).

If some nice soul there could send me a bit
detailed info. on how to do that, I would really
appreciate it all from my heart!

If I have got this jungle through, I would post
the details in this newsgroup.

Thanks a lot. - I mould be even nicer to send
any info. to my E-Mail: [e-mail]

Thanks again.

RayD
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a details
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Subject: TCPMAN

I am sorry I forgot to give my address:


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Subject: TCPMAN in Windows Question

This is probably a stupid question but....

I have installed TCPMAN through Trumpet Winsock in Windows 3.1.
I would like TCPMAN to start when Gopher, and Mosaic, Eudora, and WinQVT/Net
and then automatically exit after the application is quit.

I do not know how to do this.  I would really appreciate any help via this
posting or e-mail.

Also...

I see when trying to setup Eudora it complains about not having
pctcpapi.dll.  Does anyone know where I can get this?


Thanks again.
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Subject: Speed problems Trumpet/SLIP/WFW

I am currently running Trumpet Winsock, SLIP and WFW 3.11. My hardware
is 386sx 16MHz, 4Mb, and a USRobotics V.32 terbo modem.

When using terminal software/VT220 over phone lines I get acceptable
performance (1100cps at 14400), but using my slip is just s l o w (100cps).

I have tried everything. Modem connects OK in 21600 both directions,
RS-232 is of the new, fast type.

Does anyone use a similar configuration?
Tips?

- Morten
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Subject: Re: TCPMAN in Windows Question

In article <[e-mail]>,
[e-mail] (Jon Oliver) wrote:

> This is probably a stupid question but....
>
> I have installed TCPMAN through Trumpet Winsock in Windows 3.1.
> I would like TCPMAN to start when Gopher, and Mosaic, Eudora, and WinQVT/Net
> and then automatically exit after the application is quit.

This is the way the the Trumpet Winsock works. Any time that you start a
Winsock compliant app, the TCP Manager starts the Winsock. A few seconds
after you quit the app, the Winsock will close.

John Walker
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Subject: Sun RPC on PC...

I want to connect a workstation to PC's using Sun RPC.
Is there any libraries or packages that enables the programmer to use
Sun RPC on PC? Does it use winsock? Does it supports high level RPC?

Thanks in advance.

-Jung Joowong
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Subject: Trumpet Winsock Login.cmd example

Several people have been posting regarding problems creating and
getting a login.cmd create for use with the Trumpet Winsock dialer.
We have a different SLIP server at cornell, so this will need some
changes to reflect responses from your particular server, but i figured
i would post it with some comments.  Hope it helps:

# Created By Cornell EZ-Remote Configuration Program on 05/08/94 at 09:54:23
display Created By Cornell EZ-Remote Configuration Program on 05/08/94 at 09:54:23\n
output ATZ\13
input 10 OK\n
# Special Configuration Parameters for setting up Twincom Modem
# for SLIP requirements.
output AT&F P L0 &D0 &Q9 S95=47\13
input 10 OK\n
# Cheating, but this will prompt for a Phone Number  You can replace the
# following two lines with:
# output ATDTxxx-yyy-nnnn
# lower case stuff represent your desired phone number to dial (Tone)
username Please Enter Phone Number
output ATDT\u\13
input 60 CONNECT
wait 30 dsr
output \13
input 30 ID:
# You can replace the following two lines with:
# output xxxxxxxx\r
# where xxxxxxxx is your slip identification
username Please Enter NetID
output \u\r
# You can replace the following two lines with:
# output pppppppp\r
# where  pppppppp is your slip password
input 30 password:
password Please Enter Password
output \p\r
# You may need to change SLAX to something particular to your slip
# servers prompt.  At cornell, we get a prompt that looks like:
# SLAXnn username: which is the prompt where we need to respond
# with SLIP to connect us to the slip server.
input 30 SLAX
wait 2
output slip\13
# Also at cornell, our slip server responds with:
# Your address is www.xxx.yyy.xxx Gateway address is: ggg.hhh.iii.jjj.
# I believe that the Trumpet dialer keys off that syntax to pick up the
# IP addresses needed to communication with the internet.
# If these lines are missing, the entire process will hang and eventually
# the dialer will dis-able SLIP which is what you are seeing.
input 30 Your address is
address 30
input 30 \n
display \n
display Connected.  Your IP address is \i.\n