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Subject: MS TCP/IP and Adress Resolution Protocol

If there any way to prevent MS TCP/IP from sending an ARP before
sending out a packet. We are running TCP/IP over wireless network
that does not use ARP. We think that the base machine sends an  ARP
before sending the packet. Our solution was to send packets as
broadcasts with seems to supress the ARP from being sent. We would
like to find a better solution.
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David Meltzer
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Subject: Re: ALL SLIP USERS AND WINSOCK DEVELOPERS SHOULD READ THIS!!!

In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Salvatore Marco Biscari) says:

>NEWS.
>Also in this case, what I need is a program that allows me to go on line,
>quickly collect the articles I am interested to, and quit.

I don't see why you want to read news offline.  It only limits your
options.  I like the approach of WinVN, just the implementation
needs some work and steady progress is being made, so I have no
complaints, only gratitude.

Jeff
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Subject: Re: Tattam's Winsock

[e-mail] (Tommi) writes:

>Speaking of finding things, can anyone, *ANYONE* :-)  Point me in the
>direction of the mystical Trumpet For Windows 1.0b  (**b!**)??? I've been
>looking all day... no cica, no petros, no biochem.... (as far as I can see ...)

ftp.infonet.net:/pub/slip/win3/twsk10b-.zip

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Subject: Re: Can I NNTP from Mosaic ?

[e-mail] (John Bourke) writes:

>Can I read news using NNTP from my local news NNTP server using Mosaic, or is
>there a gateway system that can interface between Mosaic and NNTP, or Moasic
>and CNEWS ?

Yes, the URL is news:news.group.name. Be sure to set the
environment variable NNTPSERVER to point to your news
server first.

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From: [e-mail] (Duncan Clark)
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Subject: Re: ALL SLIP USERS AND WINSOCK DEVELOPERS SHOULD READ THIS!!!

In article: <2s8535$[e-mail]>  [e-mail] (Jeffrey Ely) writes:
>
> In article <[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Salvatore
Marco Biscari) says:
>
> >NEWS.
> >Also in this case, what I need is a program that allows me to go on line,
> >quickly collect the articles I am interested to, and quit.
>
> I don't see why you want to read news offline.  It only limits your
> options.  I like the approach of WinVN, just the implementation
> needs some work and steady progress is being made, so I have no
> complaints, only gratitude.
>
> Jeff
>

I'll tell you why you need off line newsreaders. Some of us use modems
(14400/V42bis) collect 90 or so news items a day. No problem if you get free
local telephone calls but in the UK we don't. Now I don't know how long it
takes you to read 90 news items from 4 different newsgroups but I don't
want the phone bill for the 30 mins at peak rate charges it takes me.

Duncan

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