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From: [e-mail] (Marc Lombart)
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Subject: Re: Winsock/SMTP/PC/mail question

<[e-mail]> writes:

>I have a connection to the Internet from my PC, but no POP (or
>any other mail) server on my network. My mainframe host does
>not presently support POP mail. Telnet, FTP, all the usual
>stuff run fine directly from the desktop... but no mail. :-(
>How can I get around this problem? Hardware is 486 33DX,
>DOS 6.1, Win 3.1, winsock and tcpman.
>Thanks.
    My suggestion is that you find some system that does support
POPmail and ask them for an email account there.  Then set itup to call
that system rather than your host for POPmail.


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Subject: Re: WinMosaic

[e-mail] (David Yeh) writes:

>I was wondering if there was an earlier version of WinMosaic I missed
>that did not require 32s but did allow you to Print and View Document Source.

>Thanks,
>David yeh
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    I am not sure about the Print and View Document source, but there
is definately a non32 bit version.  The last official release was 16bits,
the 32bit is an alpha prototype.  I have the 16bit version on my
machine.  Still waiting to get my SLIP account though.


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Marc "Ranfry" Lombart                        Lover, author, singer and
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Subject: Re: WINSOCK for DOS?

There is no DOS version of Winsock (which does stand for Windows Socket).

[e-mail] writes:
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> Does anyone know if there is a DOS version of WINSOCK available?

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Subject: Re: WinSock Telnet Choices

[e-mail] (Huh?) writes:
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> WinQVTNet's terminal application is the only one I've found that works well.
> You can disable the news, mail, and lpt buttons pretty easily (I haven't
> figured out how to disable FTP) to limit it's use if needed, and you can
> autostart the terminal function.

I'll second that recommendation. QVT/Net's telnet client is probably one of
the best/complete shareware/freeware telnet selections. I use the telnet that
comes with Chameleon 4.0 and it works very well. But that's part of a bigger
package ...

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Subject: Re: NNTP server won't give me access

You should contact the system administrator at Columbia since there isn't much
we can help you with. If you have a dial-up IP (SLIP or PPP, for example)
account with Columbia, I don't see why they wouldn't let you read/post from
their NNTP server. Having an regular UNIX account doesn't necessarily mean you
can access their NNTP server ...

[e-mail] (Todd A Carter) writes:
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> Columbia; is that not enough to get access to the server?  The response I
> get when trying is something to the effect of "you do not have permission
> to read."  Soes my system just not allow such access without going
> through the system newsreader program, rather than accessing it through
> Trumpet for Windows?

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From: [e-mail] (Michael E. Burke)
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Subject: wingopher/distinct TCP/IP -sock

Anyone have problems with Wingopher complete and Distinct TCP/IP, that
they may have resolved?  Aaaargghhhh!

Thanks,

Mike
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