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- AUTORUN.ZIP 40330 12-02-95 AUTORUN
- | AUTORUN is aimed at developers distributing
- | files on CD-ROM for Windows 95. In
- | conjunction with AUTORUN.INF and
- | AUTORUN.GIT, it controls what happens when a
- | user inserts your CD-ROM in the drive. If a
- | special DAT file is absent in the user's
- | \WINDOWS\SYSTEM (or equivalent) directory,
- | then your SETUP program installs your
- | application. If the DAT file is present,
- | then your application runs. Your SETUP
- | program should create the DAT file - your
- | Uninstaller delete it.
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- CWSORT.ZIP 63530 11-28-95 CWSORT 1.0
- | CWSORT 1.0 32-BIT FLEXIBLE SORT, ASM SOURCE
- | Assembly language source and DOS- extended
- | executable for flexible high-speed text sort
- | utility. Sort variable and fixed fields, 2G
- | files, user-specifiable sort order. For 386+
- | machines. Released to public domain.
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- LFNLIB.ZIP 8191 11-28-95 LFN
- | LFN - C code to bring long filenames to
- | 16-bit applications. Microsoft's Windows 95
- | implements a nifty way to store long
- | filenames on FAT volumes, and with this
- | comes a slew of other improvements to the
- | filesystem (ie, filespecs containing more
- | than 1 wildcard). However, only 32-bit
- | applications automatically benefit from
- | these improvements. The LFN module in this
- | package attempts to remedy this by serving
- | as a plug-in replacement for the dos.h
- | you're probably already using, and providing
- | LFN support to 16-bit applications with
- | little more than a recompile. Programs built
- | with the LFN module will continue to work as
- | always under 16- bit Windows, but under
- | Windows 95 will suddenly be able to see long
- | filenames.
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- PFE.ZIP 874047 12-03-95 PROGRAMMER'S FILE EDITOR V0.06.001
- | Programmer's File Editor v0.06.001 - A
- | large-capacity multi-file programming
- | oriented editor for Windows 3.1x, Windows NT
- | on Intel and PowerPC platforms, and Windows
- | 95. PFE includes the following features: The
- | size of file it can handle is limited only
- | by the total amount of virtual memory
- | available. No arbitrary limit on the number
- | of lines a file can contain. It can edit
- | multiple files. Accepts files dropped from
- | File Manager or other drag-drop server.
- | Allows multiple edit windows showing the
- | same file. Multi-level undo facility. Any
- | installed fixed-pitch screen font, including
- | TrueType, can be used in edit windows. The
- | most frequent operations can be performed
- | from active buttons on a tear-off toolbar.
- | Text can be copied and moved by dragging and
- | dropping. DOS commands, such as compilers,
- | can be run with the output captured in an
- | edit window. Fully-remappable keyboard,
- | including two-key operation similar to
- | MicroEMACS and mapping of Alt keys to
- | functions. Keystrokes and menu commands can
- | be recorded in a replayable keyboard macro.
- | Automatic line indenting and removal of
- | trailing spaces. Can mail files to
- | MAPI-compliant mailers like Microsoft Mail.
- | User-configurable help menu. Comprehensive
- | help file with help buttons on all dialogs
- | and F1 help available for system messages.
- | Additionally, the editor can be controlled
- | by another application across a DDE
- | client-server link. There's a lot more...
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- TPW32_10.ZIP 44127 12-05-95 TPW32 V1.00
- | TPW32 v1.00 This is a package containing
- | units to add 32-bit functions to Borland
- | Pascal for Windows and Delphi 16-bit
- | programs running under Windows 95 or Windows
- | NT. The units implement some of the Win32
- | API, but also provide a means for people to
- | call functions in 32-bit DLLs when running
- | under a 32-bit version of Windows. This
- | package is released into the public domain.
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- TTCFING.ZIP 518253 07-09-95 TTC FINGER CUSTOM CONTROL
- | TTC Finger Custom Control - Many times it
- | becomes important for you to query a host to
- | determine a users address or read
- | information about a users account (e.g.,
- | last time logged on, if mail is available,
- | etc.). The Finger application protocol
- | allows you to query remote hosts to read
- | information about a user on a remote host.
- | The Finger control implements the Finger
- | protocol so that you may easily query remote
- | hosts for information about the hosts users.
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- TTCGHST.ZIP 520075 07-09-95 TTC GET HOST CUSTOM CONTROL
- | TTC Get Host Custom Control - The
- | GetHostAdrs control of GetHost allows you to
- | resolve the address of a given host name.
- | When called, the method sends the host name
- | you provide to a DNS server. The server
- | locates the host name and returns the
- | address of the host. The GetHostName control
- | allows you to reverse the aforementioned
- | process and determine a host name from a
- | given address. This operation is useful when
- | presenting information received from a
- | remote node. Instead of reading the address
- | of the remote node you can see the actual
- | name. Address resolution is important for
- | network communications and to bridge human /
- | machine communications. Humans can better
- | remember host names while computers can only
- | use the numeric addresses. The GetHost
- | control provides you with the functionality
- | required in order to transfer information on
- | the Information Superhighway.
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- TTCGOPH.ZIP 524659 07-11-95 TTC GOPHER CUSTOM CONTROL
- | TTC Gopher Custom Control - The Gopher
- | protocol is designed to act as a distributed
- | document delivery system. While documents
- | (and services) reside on many servers across
- | the Internet, Gopher clients present to the
- | user a hierarchy of items and directories
- | that resemble a file system. The
- | hierarchical arrangement of information is
- | familiar to many users. Hierarchical
- | directories containing items (such as
- | documents, servers, and subdirectories) are
- | widely used in electronic bulletin boards
- | and other information systems. By applying a
- | type attribute to items in the hierarchical
- | pseudo-file system, it is possible to
- | accommodate complex documents in addition to
- | the simple text documents. Complex database
- | services can be handled as a separate type
- | of item. For instance, you can retrieve
- | graphic images into a file for viewing
- | locally, view entire text documents, or
- | search for information in a database all
- | using the same client software. An extension
- | to Gopher is the World Wide Web. If you have
- | ever browsed around the Web you found
- | numerous graphical images embedded into text
- | documents. Gopher is the underlying method
- | of information transfer and display for the
- | user but, as we have discussed, Gopher is
- | text based while the WWW is graphically
- | represented.
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- TTCTIME.ZIP 518055 07-09-95 TTC TIME CUSTOM CONTROL
- | TTC Time Custom Control - The Time protocol,
- | also called the NTP protocol, provides a
- | site-independent, machine readable date and
- | time in seconds since midnight on January 1,
- | 1900. One premise for the protocol arises
- | from the fact that not all systems have a
- | date/time clock, and all are subject to
- | occasional human or machine error. The use
- | of network-wide time-servers makes it
- | possible to quickly confirm or correct a
- | system's time by making a brief poll of
- | several independent sites on the network.
- | The Time Custom Control allows you to
- | develop time synchronization applications
- | for your system. Incorporating the control
- | into your application allows you to request
- | the Greenwich Mean Time from any time-server
- | that you select.
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- TTCWHO.ZIP 518630 07-09-95 TTC WHOIS CUSTOM CONTROL
- | TTC Whois Custom Control - The Whois Custom
- | Control allows you retrieve information
- | about hosts or users from a selected host
- | and works in conjunction with GetHost for
- | address resolution. The purpose of
- | developing this control is : 1) To extract
- | information about users, Internet hosts, and
- | businesses from network information centers
- | 2) To provide Internet utilities for users
- | to plug into their 32-bit
- | container/controlling applications. To use
- | the control you must first incorporate the
- | control into a 32-bit container's
- | environment. Once added the custom controls
- | functionality is available to your container
- | environment. You have access to the
- | following members for the control :
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- UEDIT32.ZIP 287016 08-07-95 ULTRAEDIT-32
- | UltraEdit-32 Text/Binary Editor 2.11a
- | Text/Hex editor, unlimited file size. Column
- | edit with column fill,cut,delete, insert
- | squential number. HEX edit with
- | cut/copy/paste. Macros, bookmarks,
- | find/replace, word-wrap, fixup CR/LF. Auto
- | indentation, backup file, context sensitive
- | help, line/column display, multiple windows
- | on same file, font selection, print preview,
- | goto, drag and drop, find in files, and
- | more.....
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