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Subject: Re: NSLOOKUP FOR WINSOCK???

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Kenneth Kasajian) writes:
>
>Anyone got NSLOOKUP for winsock?
>
try
    ftp://ftp.cica.indiana.edu/pub/pc/win3/uploads/wshost.zip     {*url*}
or

site:        ftp.cica.indiana.edu
directory:    /pub/pc/win3/uploads
file:        wshost.zip

ftp.cica.indiana.edu /pub/pc/win3/winsock home of most winsocket software!

    Cheers

    Paul
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Subject: Re: TCPMAN in Windows Question

>>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 thought it does! It seems to do that in my sys. These progs should call
>TCPMAN before they can run. If you quit all these apps, TCPMAN seems to detect
>this and kills itself. I don't know the tech details but this is my impression.

Place TCPMAN.EXE and WINSOCK.DLL in your windows directory (ie C:\WINDOWS). Now
programs will execute TCPMAN automatically and TCPMAN will kill itself
(usually, this doesnt always work). The Trumpet installation says you should
put your trumpet directory into your path, but just putting these two files in
your Windows directory is fine too.
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Subject: Re: Win Mosaic alpha 4 (my fix)

    >>Some of the newer BIOS manufactures (AMI for instance) have the capability
    >>of turning on 32-bit access from the CMOS setup.  I've also seen device
    >>drivers (Drive Rocket and VLIDE.SYS) that do the same thing, I think???

    >Microsoft Windows 32-bit disk access has absolutely>nothing to do with
    >block transfer mode.  In fact, 32-bit disk access is a very misleading
    >name (blame Microsoft).  It is simply a Windows device driver that
    >operates in protected mode that takes the place of some code which would
    >otherwise execute out of your BIOS (in real mode).  Executing BIOS code
    >is slow, as is switching back and forth between real mode and protected
    >mode. That's why 32-bit disk access improves your performance.

VLIDE.SYS and its Windows companion VLIDE.386 most likely do the
same and give real performance improvement. However, VLIDE.386 is
*not* compatible with WfWG's 32-bit file access. Using VLIDE.SYS
under DOS and *wdctrl under WfWG gives you the best of two worlds.


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Subject: Re: TKLib.dll

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (James) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (James)
>Subject: TKLib.dll
>Date: Tue, 10 May 1994 20:53:07 GMT

 >What is tklib.dll and where can I get it?
 >I've been experimenting with a bunch of winsock
 >apps, and most of them give the error
 >"Cannot find TKLIB.DLL."

 >Thanks,

 >James

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 >James Pace                      <[e-mail]>

It is part of your PC-NFS distribution diskettes ?