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In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (David C. Wesch) writes:
>Is there a Shareware / Freeware version of 3270 Telnet available for a SLIP
>Winsock?  I have a VT100 version but havn't found a 3270 yet.

>Thanks,

>David Wesch

>[e-mail]

You will find the most recent version of QWS3270.ZIP at ftp.ccs.queensu.ca.
It is written by Jim Rymerson and is quite good.
DD
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Subject: Re: Book on Internet

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (Dr. Michael J. Rensing) writes:
>From: [e-mail] (Dr. Michael J. Rensing)
>Subject: Re: Book on Internet
>Date: Tue, 31 May 1994 16:19:45 GMT

>In article <2sf7uu$[e-mail]>, [e-mail] (Michael Horner) writes:
>>In article <2semn9$[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.
>I was in a book store last weekend, and there were at least two other books
>which had a Chameleon disk.  Darned if I can remember the names, though.

Two other books that include the Chameleon Sampler are:

The Internet Unleashed
Sams Publishing, 1380 pp, $44.95
ISBN 0-672-30466-X

Navigating the Internet, Deluxe Edition
Richard Smith and Mark Gibbs
Sams Publishing, 640 pp, $29.95
ISBN 0-672-30485-6
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Subject: Re: Winsock mail reader for Win 3.1

In article <[e-mail]> [e-mail] (John Baima) writes:
>I got the basic Chameleon package because I needed PPP access.
>However the Chameleon newsreader is truely lame and I have
>started using Trumpet which is vastly better for a PPP 14.4k
>link. Now I'm looking at the mail reader. The Chameleon mailer
>is not as lame as the newsreader, but it is still poor (no aliases,
>can only handle small incoming messages--it just uses the
>basic edit control). Is there any way to get the Win for WG mail
>program or other commercial/shareware program which is
>better to work with winsock? Thanks for any help!

Try the public-domain version of Eudora, Version 1.4.  It's available as
"eudora14.exe" at sites around the world.  It doesn't work well with
Chameleon's stack, but it sounds like you'd prefer to use Trumpet anyway.
Good luck!

Trent Stevens   [e-mail]