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Subject: RE:  QVT users: Mine seems to ignore QVTHOST.RC file

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Huh?) writes:
>I'm using QVTNet for my Telnet sessions and according to the docs, it should
>get a list of hosts from QVTHOST.RC and make them available as choices in the
>Start Teerminal Session window.  I have a half-dozen hosts in said file, but
>nothing shows up in the window except the one I specify as the autostart host
>in QVTNET.INI -- which ISN'T in QVTHOST.RC.  What's keeping the list of hosts
>from showing up in the Start Session Window?
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Mine too.  It worked fine when I was running it all by itself but when I
switched to the Winsock version, I aquired this problem.  I tried several
things having to do with the environment variables and the location of
qvthost.rc.  None of these worked.  Anyone know how to fix this?

Jason Heiss
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Subject: Re: FAQ:  Can winsock run on a stand alone PC

[e-mail] (E.G. Williams) wrote:

>Do you need to be on a network with TCP/IP protocols to run such winsock
>applications as Mosaic, Trumpet, etc???
>
>Or will it work on a stand alone PC with a modem.

Simplified answer:

If you already have an HTML file on your PC, and you just want to use
Mosaic to read it, you don't need a network connection.

If you want to read files on other sites, you will need a network
connection.  That connection can be dial-in.  You would need an account
with a site which provides SLIP or PPP services.

The various "Internet starter" books provide an explanation of this.

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Subject: Re: Winsock Telnet With Scripting?

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> Is there a winsock telnet client with script capability?  There are a
Yes! WinQVT/Net 3.97
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Subject: reply vs follow

I am wondering what is the difference in reply vs follow?


Bo Graham   CIS: 73321,2351
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Subject: Re: FAQ:  Can winsock run on a stand alone PC

> Do you need to be on a network with TCP/IP protocols to run such winsock
> applications as Mosaic, Trumpet, etc???
> > Or will it work on a stand alone PC with a modem.

NO! Stand alone is fine, the 'network' is the internet, through your
provider.

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Subject: Re: Monthly MUDD/MOO query

In article <2rk638$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (David A. Wolfe) says:
>
>Time for the monthly "does anyone know of
>a winsock MUDD/MOO client" question.
>
>David

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I'd second the motion!

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