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Subject: Re: The Windows Internet Tour Guide (again)

Michael asked:

> which one has the Chameleon sampler software?

The Internet Starter Kit for Windows
by Adam C. Engst, Corwin S. Low, and Michael A. Simon
ISBN 1-56830-094-8
List $29.95 USA, $39.95 CAN

I just got it. Haven't installed the software yet.
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Subject: Free- or Shareware PPP for Windows

I will shortly be looking for a way to connect my Windows system to a
PPP server. Does anyone know of any shareware or freeware PPP
software for Windows which works with Winsock?

(Unfortunately, SLIP doesn't appear to be an option, so unless Peter
Tattam has added it to Trumpet recently, I won't be able to use his
software :-(

Please send replies via e-mail only, and thanks in advance for your
help.

--David O'Donnell--
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Subject: Winvn question

[ Article crossposted from news.software.readers ]
[ Author was Andrew J. Lenzini ]
[ Posted on 18 May 1994 22:07:18 GMT ]

Is it possible to have winvn only retrieve unread articles?

I've tried to select 'Unread' when a newsgroup has more than 100
articles.  I also tried to modify ShowReadArticles in the ini file.

Thanks,

Andy
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From: [e-mail] (Sam Rushing)
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Subject: Re: winVN posting trouble.?

>>>>> "n" == Nickolas  <[e-mail]> writes:
In article <2qmk97$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Nickolas) writes:

  n>  I have problem with posting a attached file. I click on batch
  n> then send posts and I get a prompt asking post all open windows?
  n> I answer yes then it sends the first (1/of something) all review
  n> windows open. Then nothing just sits there not sending a thing no
  n> tx light no rx light. When I try to post again it says wait till
  n> done sending post am i doing something wrong? I'm posting this
  n> message with the same program.

This is being worked on.  If you'd like to try out an intermediate
(possibly buggy) test version, grab

ftp.ksc.nasa.gov:[pub.win3.winvn]winvngen_for_testing.zip,

and add/change the following line in you winvn.ini's [Communications]
section:

GenSockDLL=gensock.dll

(just keep gensock.dll with the executable).

Let me know if it fixes the problem.

Thanks!

-Sam
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From: [e-mail] (Jim Moore)
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Subject: Re: Winsock on Novell Netware

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Rico Lelina) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Rico Lelina)
>Subject: Winsock on Novell Netware
>Date: 18 May 1994 14:48:33 -0700

>We have a Winsock application that is both a client and a server
>simultaneously.  Currently we are using NetManage's Chameleon 4.0
>package for TCP/IP.  We want to be able to run our app on Novell
>Netware.  I understand there is a product available that allows Winsock
>apps to run on Netware.  Am I correct?  Assuming we don't care about the
>other TCP/IP apps such as TELNET, FTP, etc., do we still need Chameleon
>or a TCP/IP stack to run our app on Netware?

Novell's Client for DOS/MS Windows v1.1 is part 00662644013411 and costs
$99/site, dual media. That'll get you Novell's TCP/IP stack, a couple of
debugging tools like ping, and the Novell Winsock.

>I believe this product is called LAN Workplace.

It's called that when you pay ~ $400/copy and need the TCP/IP applications
like telnet, ftp client and server, etc. If all you want is the protocol stack
and winsock then save your money and go for the client kit. Works fine with
every winsock app I've tried.


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Subject: Re: WinTrumpet searching

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Doug Mathias) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Doug Mathias)
>Subject: WinTrumpet searching
>Date: Wed, 18 May 1994 11:38:48

>I am running WinTrumpet under Windows for Workgroups with apparently no
>documentation available. Although I can search newsgroup names to subscribe
>to, I see no capability for searching within a subscribed newsgroup itself
>by keyword? Is this so? Is there any newsreaders out there that can do this?

Trumpet for Windows version 1.0 Revision B final beta #1 will search as you
have described. You simply start typing characters and the selection jumps to
the first occurrence of the current string you have typed whether you are in
the list boxes or the viewer. Ctrl-N searches for the next occurence. This
feature is not documented as yet, but it was explained by Peter Tattam on his
trumpet-user listserv.

You can get a copy of this release of Windows Trumpet from
petros.psychol.utas.edu.au in /pub/trumpet/wintrump/pre-release:wt_wsk.zip
dated April 18, 1994.

--Harry
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Subject: WIN NT (sockets) server suite

I am planning to set up a Windows NT Advanced Server system within the next
three months.  I have begun setting up Win Sockets and various "Unix" services
such as WFTPD.  However, I would like to include in NNTP and SMTP/POP
protocols.

Does anyone know if these programs exist for the NT platform.  If not, does
anyone know of POSIX compliant UNIX programs?

Thanks!
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Subject: Winsock Telnet With Scripting?

Is there a winsock telnet client with script capability?  There are a handful
of telnet activities I would like to automate for my users and a scripting
language (a la NCSA or CUTCP) would come in handy.  It would appear that
trmptel .06 doesn't (although I'm only concluding that from a lack of
documentation with the .exe as I FTP'd it).


Paul Birch
University of Richmond
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Subject: Re: Mosaic  (Winsock): NCSA server refuses connection. Why?

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Domingo Martinez-Castilla) writes:


>By the way, Mosaic 2.0a4 (32 bits) is quite more stable.  Kudos for a great
>product  (you may want to know that in many places people use Mosaic as
>equivalent to WWW).
                                                              ^
I meant "use the word Mosaic as equivalent to WWW".
             ^^^^^^^^

Domingo Martinez.