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From: Tom Neuendorffer <[e-mail]>
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Subject: Wanted: usable telnet/termcap

Can anyone point me to a telnet/termcap combination that actually work
with winsock (i.e. makes it possible to use emacs or vi). The telnets I
have found so far seem to be pretty bad when it comes to vt100 emulation?

Sorry if this is old news, but I am new to this bboard and I have not
been able to locate a FAQ.

    Thanks,
        Tom
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From: [e-mail] (Lou Springer)
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Subject: Re: CERFNET

In article <2s99ga$[e-mail]> [e-mail] (RykerX) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (RykerX)
>Subject: CERFNET
>Date: 29 May 1994 01:34:02 -0400

>I saw some mention about it on a software package called something
>like
>"Internet in a box" (not sure) but the software package includes demo
>of Chameleon and internet access (possibly throught cerfnet). I want
>to know how to get in touch with CerfNet. I have the full Chameleon
>demo
>but no access. Thanks.

CERFnet
Holine:    800-876-2373
    619-455-3900
FAX:    [phone]
Email:    [e-mail]
    [e-mail]

-Lou
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From: [e-mail] (A. Ross Keele)
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Subject: Re: MS Daytona and Mosaic 2.0a4

In article <2sfc9g$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Daryl Clarke) says:
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>I loaded up Daytona and now my Mosaic doesn't work anymore.
>All other apps work fine.
>I don't want to go back to 16 bit anything as response time is great.
>I have tried mailing NCSA, but just got an automail message how incredible the
>response has been to Mosaic and that they will get back to me soon.

It states in the Daytona release file that it will have incompatibilities with
Mosaic in particular and possibly other Win32s apps. I've asked this same
question, so if anyone else has gotten it to run please let me know as well.

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A. Ross Keele                                             [e-mail]
Dept. of Psychology                                               [phone]
University of Saskatchewan                         Saskatoon, SK CANADA S7N 0W0
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From: [e-mail] (Lou Springer)
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Subject: Re: TRUMPET:SLIP:COM4:...Help!!!

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (tewald) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (tewald)
>Subject: Re: TRUMPET:SLIP:COM4:...Help!!!
>Date: 30 May 94 01:04:33 GMT

>[e-mail] (Nikki Locke) writes:

>>In article <[e-mail]>
>[e-mail] (Robin Greenhagen) writes:
>>> I am having a heck of a time getting Trumpet to SLIP over my internal USR
>>> v.32.bis modem which is set up on COM4.
>>>
>>> When dialing our terminal server, I get the CONNECT 14400/ARQ just fine, but
>>> instead of the next line being "Username:"  I get a line of garbage the looks
>>> like  and some other weird characters.

>>You have your baud rate set wrong.

>>--
>>Nikki Locke,Trumphurst Ltd.(PC & Unix consultancy) [e-mail]
>>trmphrst.demon.co.uk is NOT affiliated with ANY other sites at demon.co.uk.

>How about "7" instead of "8" in the setup?
>Thomas Ewald
>tewald@141.210.10.3

Also make sure that you don't have an interrupt conflict with COM2. COM2 and
COM4 share IRQ3 by default. Most internal modems and serial cards can be
configured for another IRQ, hopefully another one not in use!

Another problem I have had from time to time with high speed modems is getting
them to "train" properly. You might try looking at some of the more
arcane settings for you modem regading the V.32 protocol. There is ussually a
selection to 'connect at any speed' and a setting for 'auto-reliable mode.'
These should be set on.

-Lou