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Subject: Re: things

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Tommi) writes:
>MAIL:  You have it pegged most of the way; most of us (I think?) use Eudora
as >our winsock mail client.... Pegasus is, from what I understand, very nice
>indeed, but it also not free.... it's a commercial product.

Sorry,  but pegasus is _not_ a commercial product.  All of David Harris'
programs are distributed free of charge.  He does sell manuals for all of the
pegasus products to support his development efforts, but they are not
mandatory.  To answer the question 'is it worth getting'?  YES.

- Jim O.


Jim O'Brien                     University of Maryland Eastern Shore
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Subject: Re: Book on Internet

In article <2semn9$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Marco A. Pinones I.) says:
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>I have read a lot about a book containing software from
>Chamelon: slip, telnet and others to access the internet.
>Does somebody know the name of the book? (ISDN?)
>Greetings.
>

TITLE The Windows Internet Tour Guide
AUTHOR Michael Fraase
ISBN 1-56604-081-7

The publisher is Ventana Press, Inc., Chapel Hill, NC.

Happy reading

Michael Horner
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Subject: Winsock Instruction Manual?

Sorry if this is a frequently asked question, but I just found this group and
didn't see an FAQ.

I'm new to SLIP and new to computing in any meaningful capacity.  I located
and configured Tattam's 1.0.  But I couldn't find any documentation on using
it.  I stumbled around and got it to work most of the time.  But I
consistently have to log in twice to get a connection.  It also seemed to lock
up constantly in the log in process.   By fat fingering every key on the
keyboard I found that ^[ will abort the script file and let me relog.  I would
like to find out more.  Also, I would like to find out where/how you write
things like mail filters.

Is there and FAQ?  Are there any documentation sources  -- particularly
references accesible to novices?

Thanks,

Don Heffernan
Washington, DC
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Subject: Re: New WinVN


>I've had the same problem.  I have found a work around by removing my
>NNTP Host name from my "NNTPHost=" line and leaving it blank.  This way
>it prompts me every time I start up WinVN, but at least it works.  I
>have been trying to figure this out by email to [e-mail].
>--------------------------
>Paul Barber
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Thanks for the response.  Please let me know if the WinVN people come
up with a solution.

Sholom Gliksman       [e-mail]
Coming to you live from the heart of Chicago's 48th Ward!
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Subject: Trumpet Winsock source

Where can I find the source code for Trumpet Winsock?

thanks,
Jim Hart
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