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From: [e-mail] (Sargon)
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Subject: x-win probs.

i'm having problems with xwindemo. i installed it and when i run it it says
dir c:\lmp\files"failer (or something like that) i did exactly what the
directions said. what am i missing? also what apps are there for this
prograom? whre can i get them to try them? thanks in advance

-Sargon                                  Ftp for windows and winsock files
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From [e-mail] Fri May  9 09:07:27 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Iiro Rinta-Jouppi)
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Subject: Re: ping me detection ?

>       Is it possible to find out when my machine is being pinged. I suppose it
>   is but is the ping return a function of the winsock.dll or what. I would kind
>   of like to know when I am being pinged and by whom.
>     Cheers,
>       Gerrit.

For example QVTnet console does the thing and tells you about weird packages like PING.

/ Iiro
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From: [e-mail] (Adrian Milliner)
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Subject: Re: Public Domain WinSock

In article <2qejjh$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Kim Banker) writes:
>Path: uniplex!acorn!uknet!EU.net!howland.reston.ans.net!spool.mu.edu!sdd.hp.com!hpscit.sc.hp.com!icon!hpchase.rose.hp.com!banker
>From: [e-mail] (Kim Banker)
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>Subject: Public Domain WinSock
>Date: 6 May 1994 23:24:33 GMT
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>Does anyone know of any public domain or inexpensive royalty-free
>versions of WinSock that perhaps only does a limited set of the
>WinSock API, such as only connectionless UDP.

>Thanks

You could try Trumpet Winsock if you intend to use TCP/IP over a serial
line, or if your using Windows for Workgroups 3.11, try the freely
available TCP/IP stack from Microsoft.

The latter can be obtained from ftp.microsoft.com, the former can
probably be obtained from a wuarchive.wustl.edu (I got it from
ftp.demon.co.uk in the /pub/ibmpc/winsock area, but that may fairly
slow for you if your in the US).

Adrian

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From [e-mail] Mon May  9 08:14:46 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Mark F. Asman)
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Subject: Re: Need a Windows PPP (not slip) connector for Winsock

 I've heard good things about the
>software in the book though, andit is cheap enough to take a chance.

The Netmanage product in the book works fine.  I have been using it for a
month or so now running over a PPP connection into a Xyplex terminal server.
The script was a little tricky but once I identified the message sources (my
modem and the Xyplex) during the connect sequence, no real problem.  You must
specify an ethernet address and host name even for the PPP dialup connection
but this is all ignored under the PPP protocol so you can put anything in to
get started.  I have used the book product to run a lot of shareware including
Trumpet, Mosaic, Winlpr, Eudora (commercial version), WFTP, Hgopher, BCGopher,
Bookgopher, etc. without any problems.  The book is The Windows Internet Tour
Guide by Michael Fraase, ([e-mail]) Ventana Press, ISBN
1-56604-081-7.
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Subject: WinSOck Vs MS TCP/IP


I installed Trumpet Winsock last week and really like it.  I use slip
to work remotely from a Unix machine in our lab.

I have Windows for WorkGroups.  Is the MS slip any better?

Thanks,
Steve
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From: [e-mail] (James M. O'Brien, Jr.)
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Subject: Re: finger server

In article <2qhu75$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Tony) writes:

>
>I want -- I would like some program which allows people to finger my machine.
>Any information is appreciated.

Try wfngr10.zip on sparky.umd.edu in /pub/winsock.

- Jim O.



Jim O'Brien                     University of Maryland Eastern Shore
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Subject: Re: finger server

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (James M. O'Brien, Jr.) writes:

>>I want -- I would like some program which allows people to finger my machine.
>>Any information is appreciated.

>Try wfngr10.zip on sparky.umd.edu in /pub/winsock.
        ^^^^^^^^^^^^^^^

Should have been wfngrd10.zip

- Jim O.


Jim O'Brien                     University of Maryland Eastern Shore
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Subject: 3-Button Mouse


I just started using WIndows/Winsock/and MicroX last week so please
bear with me.  I've been using Unix for the bast 10 years or so...

I have a 3 Button mouse.  Is there a way I can get MicroX to
acknowlege all three buttons?  Windows is only using two buttonw...

Thanks,
Steve
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From [e-mail] Mon May  9 13:03:01 1994
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From: [e-mail] (Greg Kaisen)
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Subject: Winsock and Multimedia PC

Hello,  I am trying to use the Trumpet Winsock on a new IBM
MultiMedia PC (Soundblaster card and CD-ROM drive).

When I try to run my WIN3270 emulator I get the error message
"Unable to resolve Host name" If I look in the Winsock screen
I see the error message "WSAENOTSOCK [65535] and in my 3270
emulator, the message "Socket send error 10038"

During these failures, I am able to connect to IPX resources
on the network (I load ODIPKT at startup).

My first line of troubleshooting was to remove the Soundblaster
board - when I did this all worked fine.  Then I verified that
were no Interrupt, DMA, IO/Base, etc. conflicts between my 3COM
3C509 ethernet adapter board and the Soundblaster.

I'm left wondering what else to try, I commented out all references
to the Soundblaster board in Windows' System.INI file.

-Anything else I can check??
thanks, [e-mail]
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From: [e-mail] (Liang Tian Soon)
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Subject: Re: MY KINGDOM FOR A DECENT NEWSREADER

In article <jwalker-030594210436@jwalker_ppp.clark.net> [e-mail] (John Walker) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (John Walker)
>Subject: Re: MY KINGDOM FOR A DECENT NEWSREADER
>Date: Tue, 03 May 1994 21:04:36 -0500

>In article <2pn9kp$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Malcolm
>G. Mead) wrote:

>> Please please plesaase... somebody tell me there is a decent newsreader
>> client somewhere in teh digital universe!!!! Mail me a note and I'll be
>> very very grateful!!!! (sorry about the typos... unfamiliar editor...
>> .

Is there any that can skip a particular thread within a group? Am using
Trumpet. It can skip an entire group but not a thread. Something like 'k' in
nn. How about port of nn to Windows!
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