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Subject: ewan; Now i know why its totaly free telnet

 HAs anyone gotten any further than the config dialog for this thing? EVery
time i start this thing i get an error. It looks like one of the better
telnets however i cant get the damn thing to run!
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Subject: Re: reply vs follow

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Bo Graham) writes:
>I am wondering what is the difference in reply vs follow?

I don't use the Trumpet newsreader so this might not be
correct, but I suspect that it follows the precedent of
'rn'.

A 'reply' is a private message to the writer of the article.

A 'followup' is another article based on the article.

Much of what is posted on the net seems to be a mistake.
A 'followup' was done when a 'reply' would have been
appropriate.

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Subject: IVC I wanna try it!

 Whos gonna help me test out the internet voice chat thing?
ill be home tonight <thats sun 22> prolley round 3am EST mail me
@acy.digex.net <- my pop host if you wanna give it a run.
seeya
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Subject: Re: Chameleon Sampler PPP


In article <2ribd6$[e-mail]>, <[e-mail]>

> In article <2rg1k2$[e-mail]> Terry Lacy,
> [e-mail] writes:

> >I need some help setting it up.  I have been using SLIP with no
> >troubles, but I can't figure out how you get your IP address using
> >PPP.

> It's automatic.  Check out NEWT after you have connected, you should have
> an address there.

It SHOULD be automatic, but real-world tests indicate that's not always
the case.  Assuredly, if the terminal server or server software is
supporting the PPP protocol exactly, then this should be true.  In
reality, a few vendors don't, and, at that point, some other mechanism
is needed (generally some form of scripting).
From [e-mail] Sun May 22 07:58:19 1994
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Subject: Re: FAQ:  Can winsock run on a stand alone PC

Yes, you need dial-up IP (SLIP/PPP over a regular phone line) or a real
network connection to run programs like Mosaic.

[e-mail] (Frank Farm) writes:
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> So, for the bottom line, once again, is SLIP or PPP *required* to run
> Mosaic to access WWW over a regular phone line through a service provider
> such as Netcom?  (Thanks in advance.)

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Subject: Re: reply vs follow

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Bo Graham) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Bo Graham)
>Subject: reply vs follow
>Date: Sat, 21 May 1994 07:32:04 GMT
>Summary: what is the difference in reply vs follow in trumpet reader?

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

Repy will email your responce to the poster of the message you're answering.
Follow will post your responce to the newsgroup :)


Kellilynn





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Subject: Re: Will help setup SLIP for food;)

In article <2rmj62$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Noel Bracero) writes:

>Hello all newbies,
>        After spending a month setting a SLIP connection to my
>school system with complete capabilities(i.e. mosaic, e-mail, ftp,
>fsp, news, and soon gopher and chat) I am willing to help people
>looking for a similar setup using trumpet winsock, preferably for
>a small donation since I have'nt found a summer job yet.  Well if
>you are interested send some mail to my address at [e-mail]
>If you expect most of your simple questions to be answered here it
>will take much longer to set yourself up!

It took this twit a month to setup Trumpet Winsock as a slip client?...and now
he wants people to pay him to help them setup winsock?  Is this supposed to be
some really stupid joke?  Trumpet Winsock has got to be one of the easiest to
install pieces of networking software I've ever seen.
I spent about 2 weeks setting up a slip Server on an old PC.  I got
considerable help from Karl-Heinz Weis...for free.  Once it started
working, I posted messages on Usenet and Tattam's NNTP site telling people
everything they need to know in order to duplicate my setup.  I've even got
all the necessary files including a long "KA9Q cookbook" in the nos dir on my
slip/ftp/mail server.  I suppose I should now add a copyright to my cookbook
and forbid anyone to sell or accept "donations" in exchange for Karl's and my
work.

For anyone interested in the KA9Q nos slip server, please don't email me with
questions until you've read my slip.txt.  It's available on
inorganic5.chem.ufl.edu in the nos dir.




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