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March 1995

Introduction: The Winsock Client Listing
Winsock:  a Windows Internet standard (Windows Sockets).  The Winsock
standard essentially defines an interface between Windows applications
and the Internet.

This is a detailed listing of Winsock based Freeware and Shareware
packages used in communicating through a modem to the Internet.  Although
this listing is oriented towards the individual home based modem user,
most of these packages are universal, and equally suitable for use
in a network environment. I have indicated if there is a prime or preferred
location where the latest version of each package is usually available.
Alternatively, with the  file names and associated data  supplied,
most of these packages can also be readily found elsewhere on the Internet
with search and retrieval tools like Archie, FTP, Gopher and WAIS.

At the present time  the better of these are at least equivalent to
and even superior to the corresponding modules in commercial packages
that you can buy, although there is not really a lot in the marketplace
to begin with.  This situation will dramatically change over the next
year or two, but for now, and in particular for the home based user,
Freeware/Shareware is usually the best choice.  You can try out different
packages until you find the ones with the features you want, and that
you are comfortable with.  Where registration is required the fees
are usually quite reasonable and can bring additional benefits in additional
documentation, technical support and upgrades with additional or uncrippled
features.

Using these packages with a modem requires at a minimum:

1.  Windows 3.1.

2.  A "SLIP" or PPP account with an Internet provider. Some providers
charge extra for this feature. If this is not available or too expensive
from your service provider, the innovative programs TIA  (The Internet
Adapter) and Twinsock provide an alternate option.

3.  A special communications package or a combination of compatible
packages installed on your PC which can provide the following:
    a.  Modem dialing capability
    b.  Support for a SLIP or PPP connection.
    c.  Support for the Winsock standard  (i.e. a winsock.dll file included).
  Unfortunately most of the regular commercial and Shareware communications
software commonly used to access other on-line services do not currently
have these features and therefore cannot be used for a Windows connection
to the Internet.  This is quite surprising considering how popular
the Internet has become and reflects poorly on these commercial software
providers. The best communications package currently available which
does work is Peter Tattam's Shareware package Trumpet  Winsock. It
has both manual and automated dialing, supports both SLIP and PPP (in
the latest versions) and includes a winsock.dll file to enable Winsock
compatible programs to function.  The automated dialing does require
you to create a suitable and rather archaic login "script", or alternatively
to use a better separate stand alone dial program.  See the Index for
the section providing additional information on the very popular and
widely used Trumpet Winsock.

I have tried to keep the terminology as simple as possible, but, as
Einstein discovered, everything is relative. At the end of this listing
I have included a series of chapters containing  references to some
supplemental reading material.  For a better  understanding of the
Internet terms Winsock and SLIP, a follow up on the suggested reading
material is a beginning.

Why Windows ?

Typically when you sign up for an Internet account from a service provider
you receive a UNIX shell account. This account on your provider's server
gives you access to a mail program, Usenet news, Archie, File Transfer
Protocol, Gopher, etc. In fact everything you will ever need is usually
available to you through your shell account. Why then Windows?

1. Reduction in some connection charges. A shell account is an on-line
account - you must be logged on to use it. Some Windows programs enable
activities to be done offline. For example, while you read your mail
on a shell account you are paying connection charges for the time taken.
Windows mail programs allow you to read and compose mail offline, connecting
only long enough for uploading and downloading.

2. Windows may be a familiar environment. If you are comfortable working
with Windows with other applications in the past then Windows provides
a friendlier environment than UNIX based programs with their archaic
keyboard commands and unfriendly and clunky interfaces.

3. Freedom of choice. There is an increasingly wide variety of Winsock
software available. With this freedom of choice, if one program doesn't
have the features or performance you want you can look for another
to install.

4. Multimedia capabilities. Sound. Graphics. Video.

5. Multitasking. You can download a file with FTP from a remote site,
download your mail and be sending replies, and be browsing through
newsgroup postings all at the same time  with Windows software. The
ability to perform multiple operations with different Winsock programs
simultaneously over the same single modem connection is one of the
key features of the Winsock standard. Of course if a single problem
develops with just one of the programs then there is the risk that
your whole system might crash. The more applications you try and run
the greater this risk. This major flaw in the current Windows 3.1 operating
system will be considerably improved with Windows95 when it becomes
available later this year. Alternatively a good solution is also available
now in the high end operating system Windows NT.

The downside to all these advantages of Windows packages is the sometimes
considerable setup and configuration time which may be required for
each individual one. Most of the above advantages are of course equally
applicable to other graphical based platforms such as Mac and OS2/Warp.
The Winsock software described in this listing is only usable with
Windows, or with OS2/Warp through its Windows interface, although not
all Winsock programs will work with Warp.

One final note. The Winsock standard is currently set at version 1.1.
This version number refers to the documented industry standard only.
Individual software programs which comply with this standard have their
own separate version numbers. For example Trumpet Winsock is available
in an  older version 1.0 (SLIP only) and in a newer version 2.0 (SLIP/PPP).
Both of these comply with the Winsock 1.1 standard. The version number
of any individual Winsock communications program is more a reflection
of its other features and capabilities and does not change the fact
that it complies with the 1.1 standard. There is often confusion between
the version number of the Winsock standard and the version numbers
of programs which are designed to use that standard.

Some Details About This Listing

Standard disclaimer applies - as with everything  you use these out
at your own risk. Many of these packages are still being developed
by their authors. Bugs are unfortunately common, and updates to both
fix these and add new features are frequent.

Feedback on this listing is always appreciated. I am constantly looking
for ways to improve it and welcome suggestions as well as information
on items which I may have missed and which deserve to be included.

B*U*G*S.  Bugs are almost in^%evitable in any kind of software under
development as many of these are.  Please give the author a chance.
If you have carefully followed the instructions and are sure that
there is a problem with a particular program which is not already mentioned
in the documentation, contact the author first, AND give him some reasonable
time to respond. If you don't tell him about it he can't fix it! It's
rather a bit impolite and counterproductive to flame the author and
his program publicly in a newsgroup for something he's not even aware
of. Ultimately it may even turn out not to be his problem. Most authors
include their email addresses in the program documentation for this
reason and also to encourage suggestions for improvement.

Looking for something? I realize that this listing is getting a bit
large, and if you are looking for something in particular try using
the Edit/Find menu item in MS Word or the Find command in Windows Write.
Other word processors usually have something similar available.

Recommended: I have added this comment to some items. This is based
upon both my personal opinion and comments from others. Criteria I
look for are:

  1. One of the leaders in its category in operation, functionality
and features. This   does not imply perfection.
  2. Reasonable cost compared to other comparable programs. This does
not mean   that its free or even cheap.
  3. Supported by its authors and under continued development. This
should mean   that it has a future.

This does not mean that other programs dont have better features or
wont work better in your particular situation. All I am doing is suggesting
that if these appear to fit your needs, they should be looked at first.
They shouldnt necessarily be the only thing you look at. Current recommendations
are:
  Trumpet Winsock - dialer, SLIP/PPP, Winsock
  Chameleon Sampler - starter package including dialer, SLIP/PPP, Winsock.
  WSIRC - Internet Relay Chat client
  WSARCHIE - Archie file search client
  WS_FTP - File transfer client
  WSGopher - Gopher client
  Eudora - email
  Pegasus - email
  Trumpet news Reader - news reader
  WinVN - news reader
  Netscape - WWW browser
  NetDial - telephone dialer
  ACDSee - image viewer
  LView Pro - image viewer
  WFXCOMM.DRV - Windows serial port replacement driver

Whats new. For an experiment I have hi-lited the names of any new
items in red (visible in the Word version only).

Win 32s, Windows95, and Windows NT. With the movement towards 32 bit
computing and with increased availability of Winsock applications for
Windows NT I am including 32 bit applications in this listing. Some
of these can only be run on Windows NT, but a few of these are in fact
usable on Windows 3.1 with the Microsofts Win32s extension installed.
The Win32s extension gives Windows 3.1 a limited 32 bit capability
enabling it to run 32 bit programs written for this extension. The
most popular and best known such program is NCSA Mosaic, the World
Wide Web (WWW) browser. More information on Win32s and Mosaic are included
in various  sections in this listing. Throughout the listing I have
hi-lited references to these 32 bit operating systems in green (in
the Word document).

Updates of this listing under file name winterXX.zip (where XX is the
version) are available from the prime locations:

By FTP:   oak.oakland.edu:         /SimTel/win3/winsock
  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu:   /pub/win3/winsock     (CICA mirror)

By WWW:     ftp://ftp.cica.indiana.edu/pub/pc/win3/winsock
ftp://mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu/pub/win3/winsock   (CICA mirror)

These locations also carry many of the programs referenced in this
listing. The CICA  site is difficult to access. Mrcnext is a CICA mirror
whose files are updated daily from CICA.  Unfortunately it does not
mirror at least two of the CICA directories I reference and that is
/sounds and /graphics. For other mirror sites see the chapter appropriately
titled Other Information.

This document is Copyright  1995 by Ed Sinkovits.  It is intended for
your personal use only.


    Ed Sinkovits
    [e-mail]

INDEX to Categories:

WINSOCK CLIENTS
CHAMELEON
CHAT / IRC / PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS
DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS
FILE SEARCH AND TRANSFER PROTOCOLS
FINGERS
GAMES - MUDS
GAMES - OTHER
GOPHERS
HOST LOOKUP CLIENTS
HYPER-G
MAIL and MAIL ACCESSORIES
MAIL and NEWS
MISCELLANEOUS
NFS CLIENTS
NULLSOCK
PH CLIENTS
PING
PRINTER CLIENTS
RCMD, RCP, RSH, and TAR
TELNET
TCP/IP
TELE-CONFERENCING: VIDEO AND WHITEBOARDS
TIME LOGS
TIME SYNCHRONIZERS
WAIS
WEBSTER DICTIONARY
WHOIS
WORLD WIDE WEB BROWSERS, etc.
X.500 CLIENTS

NON-WINSOCK UTILITIES
DECODERS - BINHEX, MIME, UU, XX
DECOMPRESSION - ZIP
DECOMPRESSION - OTHER
MODEM ACCESSORIES
MISCELLANEOUS
SERIAL PORT REPLACEMENT DRIVERS
TELEPHONE DIALERS
VIEWERS - MOVING PICTURE - MPEG
VIEWERS - MOVING PICTURE - OTHER
VIEWERS - STILL PICTURE
VIEWERS - SOUND
WIN32S

OTHER RELATED INFORMATION
GETTING STARTED
ADDITIONAL INFORMATION
TRUMPET WINSOCK
POPULAR WINSOCK SOURCE LOCATIONS
SLIP EMULATORS: TIA  and TWINSOCK
GROWSTUB ERROR
EUDORA DOCUMENTATION
PENTIUM SERIAL PORT PROBLEMS
SLIP vs. PPP

THE WORLD WIDE WEB
WINDOWS WWW BROWSER COMPARISON - IMAGES.

ISSUES
THE UNISYS / COMPUSERVE / GIF MESS
DICS - DOES THE END JUSTIFY THE MEANS ?
FTP SERV-U: ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA

DAEMONS AND SERVERS

WINSOCK CLIENTS

1. CHAMELEON
The widespread popularity of these packages from NetManage merits their
own section. One is an Internet beginners package, available for free,
which includes all the basic necessities for getting started on the
Internet. The other is a full professional networking package, loaded
with advanced features, but considerably more complicated, and not
free.

1.1
NAME.........................  Chameleon Demo
PRIME PURPOSE......  Full featured professional network demo package
[DEMO - Function or time crippled]
FILE NAME.................  5 files: readme.txt, chameln1.exe, chameln2.exe,
chameln3.exe, chameln4.exe.
FILE SIZE...................  Total approximately 5,003,764 bytes.
LATEST VERSION.....  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.netmanage.com:     /pub/demos/chameleon
STATUS.....................  Demo.
DOCUMENTATION....  N/A
FEATURES................   This is the full featured professional package
with all the clients, FTP, Telnet, Gopher, Ping, Mail, News etc. and
network features like ethernet and NFS support.
COMMENTS...............  This full demonstration version is time crippled
- it will expire sometime in December. NetManage can be expected to
replace it with a new copy on their server with a new expire date by
then. The readme file contains the password needed for installation.
Because of the size of this package and the time required to get it
running and the effort required to get familiar with all its features
within the time limitation, this package should only be looked at by
those who are really seriously prepared to buy the uncrippled version
if they like what they see (I believe it starts at a couple hundred
dollars and up depending on features). This commercial version is fairly
complex and is  more suited to a network installation rather than the
individual user. For others the Chameleon Sampler (listed below) may
be a better choice. Although it only has some basic clients, it is
free, not crippled and will run forever. These are both intended for
operation under Windows 3.1 and Windows 3.11, but not Windows NT.

1.2
NAME.........................  Chameleon Sampler
PRIME PURPOSE......  Commercial sampler package with built in Slip,
Winsock and basic clients.
FILE NAME.................  sampler.exe
FILE SIZE...................  754,372  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.netmanage.com:     /pub/demos/sampler
  This same package can also be found on the disk included with several
Internet  books currently at bookstores.
STATUS.....................  Freeware.
DOCUMENTATION....  Good, with on-line help.
FEATURES................   Supports both SLIP/CSLIP and PPP and has
its own built in Winsock and telephone dialer which means that it does
not require Trumpet Winsock - it has its own corresponding features
built in. Basic FTP, Telnet, Mail and Ping clients are included, but
missing are others such as Archie and Gopher.  Telnet emulation TTY/ANSI/VT52/VT
100/VT220.
COMMENTS...............  A good way to get going on the Internet, this
beginners Freeware package is intended to provide an introduction
to the commercial version of Chameleon. It works well, and has become
very popular. It is included on the disk supplied with a number of
introductory Internet books. If I have one complaint, its that I dislike
software packages such as this which are programmed to make changes
to an autoexec file during installation without prompting for notification
or approval to proceed. Nonetheless over time this has proven itself
to be a good stable package and other Freeware and Shareware Winsock
clients can be installed and will work with it to make up for ones
not included in this package (or to upgrade to better ones).
  Recommended

2. CHAT / IRC / PERSONAL COMMUNICATIONS
Communicate with others through your keyboard, or a microphone.  Be
forewarned though that this is not always as easy as it sounds. The
good news is that many of these packages are continually being improved
by their authors, the bad news that some of the problems and limitations
are beyond their control. Oh, and incidentally, claims by various IRC
authors that their program is the only true IRCII client should be
swallowed along with a spoonful of vinegar.

2.1(new)
NAME.........................  Internet Phone
PRIME PURPOSE......  2 way Internet voice communications.
FILE NAME.................  iphone06.exe
FILE SIZE...................  628,142   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.vocaltech.com     /?
  wuarchive.wustl.edu:     /pub/MSDOS_UPLOADS/InternetPhone
STATUS.....................  Demo version. Some features crippled -
limited to a session of only 1.5 minutes of speech. There are no prices
included in the documentation. An email address is provided to request
this information but the automated response I got back had all the
necessary ordering and billing information, but the prices were all
blanked out. Gee, do you suppose that that means its free?????
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Requires sound card, microphone, and preferably
a fast (486) computer with 8 meg ram. This program has created enormous
enthusiasm because of its capability to allow live 2 way high quality
conversations through the Internet. The time lag is small and sound
quality while not at telephone standards is nonetheless reported as
impressive. I guess Im going to have to buy that sound card now............
  To subscribe to the Internet Phone Mailing list sent an email message
to
  [e-mail] with no subject line and the words SUBSCRIBE
IPHONE in the body of the letter.

2.2
NAME.........................  Internet Global Phone Project
PRIME PURPOSE......  2 way Internet voice communications.
FILE NAME.................  ig16_102.zip This is the 16 bit version.
An 8 bit version igp8_102.zip is also available at the same location.
FILE SIZE...................  90,371  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  Internet Global Phone version 2.1 BETA
  UMIST distribution version 1.02  December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  wuarchive.wustl.edu:     /pub/MSDOS_UPLOADS/winsock
STATUS.....................  Limited Freeware.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic start up and use instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Uses voice compression technology. Messages
must first be recorded, compressed, then sent. Will work with a 386
processor although sound quality is better with a more powerful machine.

2.3
NAME.........................  Internet Voice Chat
PRIME PURPOSE......  2 way Internet voice communications
FILE NAME...................  ivc11.zip
FILE SIZE...................  107,613 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.1   December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware    $US 20
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................  Registered version adds Answering Machine
Mode capability. A Fax mode is planned for a future release.
COMMENTS...............  IVC allows live two way voice communications
over a network such as the Internet. It requires microphone, sound
card, 386 or better processor, separate file vbrun300.dll, etc. According
to the author the new version is now fully compatible with SLIP and
PPP. If using Trumpet it does require version 2.0B (older versions
of Trumpet are not recommended). There have been a number of other
improvements made. It does yet not support multiple party conference
calls.

2.4
NAME.........................  IRC4WIN
PRIME PURPOSE......  Internet Relay Chat II (IRC II) client.
FILE NAME...............  irc4win.zip
FILE SIZE...................  91,039 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.10  beta  October 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware $US 50 single user, $US 450 site
license
DOCUMENTATION....  Very minimal, with nothing much included in this
unregistered version.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  An upgrade of this program from David Elkind.
No information on what's changed in this version. Registration cost
is a bit stiff.

2.5 (new)
NAME.........................  IRCII For Windows
PRIME PURPOSE......  Internet Relay Chat II (IRC II) client.
FILE NAME.................  ircii2-6.zip
FILE SIZE...................  684,122 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Freeware (limited)
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic installation instructions only.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  From Troy Rollo, author of TwinSock. Rather
surprisingly considering this authors familiarity with IRC, the first
release just didn't seem to work at all. I believe that this  is a
newer version out now (under the same file name) which presumably fixes
the problems.

2.6
NAME.........................  Sticky
PRIME PURPOSE......  Electronic notes exchange.
FILE NAME.................  sticky07.zip
FILE SIZE...................  360,009   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  .7  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Freeware.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic installation  instructions and on-line help..
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Based on 3M's yellow sticky post-it notes that
are so popular. This program contains separate talk and listen modules
which allows you to exchange quick notes with another PC which also
has the program running. New development of this program has been taken
on by John Dovey. For people interested in Sticky there is now a mailing
list. To subscribe send an email to [e-mail] with
the following in the BODY of the message (without the brackets):
  SUBSCRIBE STICKY-TALK  <Your firstname> <Lastname>

2.7
NAME.........................  Winsock IRC
PRIME PURPOSE......  Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
FILE NAME.................  Three files: winirc.exe, winirc.doc (Windows
documentation), irc.doc (DOS version documentation).
FILE SIZE...................  96,000, 313 and 8,276 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  .1 Beta
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.trumpet.com.au:    /ftp/pub/winirc
STATUS.....................  No mention of any charges for using this
program.
DOCUMENTATION....  Negligible/inadequate. Only documentation is in a
separate  file winirc.doc (MS Word format), 313 bytes,  found in the
same directory as the program file which should be downloaded at the
same time, and in which the suggestion is made that if  documentation
is needed for this Windows version it should be obtained from one of
the corresponding  DOS versions (such as  irc101.zip, 65,737 bytes,
Nov. 1993) which is supposedly applicable.  At this particular site
at least the DOS documentation is available in a separate and readily
available file so that it can be downloaded at the same time.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  A very basic package which does not appear
to be undergoing further development.

2.8
NAME.........................  WinTalk
PRIME PURPOSE......  Two way on-line communications
FILE NAME.................  wtalk121.zip
FILE SIZE...................  127,369 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.21  February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.elf.com:      /pub/wintalk
STATUS.....................  Freeware (limited). A more advanced version
called WinTalk Pro is available for $US 20
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation and start-up instructions,  and on-line
help.
FEATURES................  Uses the UNIX ntalk protocol.
COMMENTS...............  Will not work properly with current Trumpet
Winsock 1.0A, (Winsock bugs). It should be  OK with newer Trumpet version
1.0B beta 2 or higher.  It will generally not work with pseudo SLIP
programs like TIA and Twinsock. Released by ELF Communications.

2.9 (new)
NAME.........................  WS_CHAT
PRIME PURPOSE......  Real time bi-directional chat program.
FILE NAME.................  ws_chat2.zip
FILE SIZE...................  278,263  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.0   February  1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  BeggarWare. $US5 requested donation. Future
versions will not be free.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic startup instructions.
FEATURES................  Event driven programming: uses almost no processor
time when not in use.
COMMENTS...............  Released by Danny Brands. Source code available
for $US 5. The window may not fit well in some displays and is not
resizable. Requires a minimum of a 386 PC. Works with Windows 3.1,
WFW 3.11 and Windows NT.

2.10
NAME.........................  WSIRC
PRIME PURPOSE......  Internet Relay Chat (IRC)
FILE NAME.................  wsirc14e.zip
FILE SIZE...................  534,801  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.14e-S  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  cs-ftp.bu.edu:    /irc/clients/pc/windows
  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock  (or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware version  $US 39.95 (1 disk, 1
manual), students 24.95. Site license: $US 449.95 (20 disks, 20 manuals)
DOCUMENTATION....  Very Good. Installation instructions, and on-line
help included. The help file also contains a tutorial. A comprehensive
list of IRC servers is also included.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This is a Windows client for the Internet Relay
Chat (IRC) network. It allows users to chat (keyboard) with each other
worldwide through IRC servers.
  There are two execution files included.  Wsircg.exe is for Freeware
users who have chosen not to register the program and is limited to
2 concurrent channels. Wsirc.exe is an evaluation copy for Shareware
users and is limited to 5 channels. With registration a  registered
Shareware version is provided which allows 255 channels and a larger
help file and other features. According to the author, Caesar Samsi:
The future includes images, sound and video in both client and server
versions.
  A WSIRC homepage created by Roddie Hasan is located on the WWW at:
  http://www.io.org/~roddie/wsirc.html
  A questions and answers IRC FAQ is available by FTP from:
  cs-ftp.bu.edu:    /irc/support/alt-irc-faq
  Recommended

3. DIAGNOSTIC TOOLS
The increasing size and complexity of networks and their communications
links attracts increasing problems.  Fortunately, specialized tools
are beginning to appear to deal with some of the problems.

3.1
NAME.........................  Socket Wrencher
PRIME PURPOSE......  Winsock testing tool
FILE NAME.................  socketw.exe
FILE SIZE...................  59,345
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0    April 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.netmanage.com:    /pub/demos/sockwrench
STATUS.....................  Free.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation and start up instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  "Socket Wrencher provides a suite of performance
tests over TCP and UDP as well as several tests to check characteristics
of a Winsock based protocol stack." Released by NetManage Inc.

3.2
NAME.........................  Windows Socket Test
PRIME PURPOSE......  Socket tester/debugger.
FILE NAME.................  wsatest.zip
FILE SIZE...................  83,422 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  November 1993  ?
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Unknown.
DOCUMENTATION....  None.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  A very interesting program. It seems fairly
straightforward although some documentation would have been nice.
I wish I knew more about this, including the developer's name.

3.3
NAME.........................  X-Ray/Winsock
PRIME PURPOSE......  Winsock API trace/debugger for Windows 3.1
FILE NAME.................  xraywins.zip
FILE SIZE...................  226,343 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.2      November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.netcom.com:    /pub/sstinc
STATUS.....................  Shareware. registration $US 79.95
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Traces and displays the parameters of all
Winsock API functions. Works with any version of Winsock. Some features
crippled on this free version.

4. FILE SEARCH AND TRANSFER PROTOCOLS
File searches on the Internet are made easier through the use of Archie
programs which can send queries to special Archie servers. The search
can be done for a very specific file/program name (such as a search
for "winter10") or for some fragment of that name (such as a more broadly
based search for wint or "winter"). The server will return information
listing "anonymous" FTP sites which carry the corresponding file name.
Most Archie servers are located in Europe, North America and the Pacific
Rim. Since Archie servers are usually backlogged with a large number
of requests during the local prime time hours, knowledge of world geography
and time zones comes in handy in jumping to other sites elsewhere in
the world which are more likely to be available. Ah yes, this is your
punishment for snoozing through those grade school geography classes.
Note that the information available on different Archie servers is
not necessarily the same and sometimes a search of more than one Archie
server may be necessary. Note also that information available on Archie
servers is not complete and represents only a fraction of the files/locations
on the Internet.

File Transfer Protocol (FTP) is a means of transferring files between
your PC and a remote server.  Typically this is through so called "anonymous"
FTP where you log on with user id "anonymous" and give your email address
as the password. Never give your real password when logging on to an
anonymous server. Anonymous FTP is a method many Internet sites use
to allow users who don't have an actual account with them to access
their files. Most usable file at these sites will be found in the /pub
directory.

Typically you will use an Archie program to search for  a known file
you are looking for if you don't already know where to find it, and
then  an FTP program to retrieve it.

The search program WSARCHIE and John Junods file retrieval program
WS_FTP (16 bit) are the standards by which ALL Archie and FTP clients
should be measured. I am referring to commercial programs, not just
Shareware. Not only do they have features and performance, but they
work well together for a one two punch.

4.1
NAME.........................  WINFSP
PRIME PURPOSE......  File Service Protocol (FSP)
FILE NAME.................  winfsp12.zip
FILE SIZE...................  57,956 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.2   August 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Freeware
DOCUMENTATION....  Brief setup and use instructions,  no on-line help.
A good source of information about FSP can be  found in the Frequently
Asked Questions (FAQ) document available from:   ftp.germany.eu.net:
/pub/network/inet/fsp  The file name is simply FAQ.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This is the only Windows based FSP based file
retrieval program Ive ever seen, and there are no recent versions.
FSP is sometimes nicknamed File Slurping Protocol and is only usable
on certain servers which support it.  FSP operates similar to a Web
browser - it only logs on to a site long enough to retrieve necessary
information and thus provides a minimal burden on that site. It's ability
to repeatedly log on to a site as necessary gives it a natural ability
to recover from connection interruptions. Once tooted as a potential
replacement for FTP, it should perhaps be renamed the Sleeping Protocol.
It just doesnt seem to be going anywhere.

4.2
NAME.........................  WinFTP
PRIME PURPOSE......  File retrieval  (FTP)
FILE NAME.................  winftp.zip
FILE SIZE...................  177,738 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  Jan 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Released to Public Domain.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation  instructions,  but no on-line help.
FEATURES................  Based on an earlier version of WS_FTP with
some added features . Program contains both 16 and 32 bit execution
versions, (winftp.exe and win32ftp.exe), your choice if you have 32
bit capability, although Im not sure if theres any real difference
in performance between the two.  This program also includes some limited
Ping capabilities.
COMMENTS...............  I have seen postings indicating that this program
is more firewall friendly than other FTP clients although the more
recent versions of WS_FTP appear to have significantly improved their
firewall capabilities.

4.3
NAME.........................  WSARCHIE
PRIME PURPOSE......  File search client (Archie)
FILE NAME.................  wsarch07.zip
FILE SIZE...................  174,837  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  alpha .7    November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  disabuse.demon.co.uk:    /pub/ibmpc/winsock/apps/wsarchie
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.

FEATURES................  Display shows file sizes and file dates. This
latest version now has the capability to save search results to a text
file for later viewing.
COMMENTS...............  Visually well laid out and functioning main
screen. Can be configured to work with WS_FTP to retrieve files.
  Recommended

4.4
NAME.........................  WS-FTP
PRIME PURPOSE......  File retrieval  (FTP)
FILE NAME.................  ws_ftp.zip
FILE SIZE...................  116,700  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  January 21,1995.  Note: Unfortunately the various
versions to date are indistinguishable by file name, but latest version
is always in the site listed below. If you are looking elsewhere for
this program, check the file size or file date with my information
to avoid downloading an older version.
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.usma.edu:   /pub/msdos/winsock.files
  This site can be hard to access.
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial use by individuals
or for use by US government organization. For commercial use contact
Ipswitch, Inc. at [e-mail]
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................  Can store repetitively used  locations/directories
for easy call up, and comes pre-configured with a number of the more
popular sites. Can be set to a number of  redials  if unable to connect
although there is unfortunately no time delay allowed between these
redials. Supports firewalls. Multiple copies of this program can be
activated for simultaneous downloads.
COMMENTS...............  The best and most popular FTP program in use
today.   See also the matching file search package WSARCHIE above.
A new version is also currently under development specifically for
Windows NT, see below.
  Recommended

4.5
NAME.........................  WS-FTP32    [Windows NT version by John
Junod]
PRIME PURPOSE......  File retrieval  (FTP)
FILE NAME.................  ws_ftp32.zip
FILE SIZE...................  142,534  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.usma.edu:   /pub/msdos/winsock.files
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial use by individuals
or for use by US government organizations. For commercial use contact
Ipswitch, Inc. at [e-mail]
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.

FEATURES................  Contains the same features as the 16 bit version.
See WS_FTP.
COMMENTS...............  John Junod has ported his latest code to a
32 bit version for Windows NT. The latest release of this version also
now runs on Windows 3.1 with the Win32s 32 bit extension installed
(see the Non-Winsock section), Windows NT,  and  Windows95. There is
no advantage in running this 32 bit version in a 16 bit machine even
with Win32s. File transfers will not be faster.

4.6
NAME.........................  WSFTP32    [Windows NT version by Larry
Kahn]
PRIME PURPOSE......  File retrieval  (FTP)
FILE NAME.................  wsftp32.zip
FILE SIZE...................  238,289  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Freeware.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation and startup instructions but no on-line
help.
FEATURES................  This latest version now supports drag and
drop.
COMMENTS...............  This is an updated and recompiled version for
Windows NT based on WS_FTP source code from December 1993 originated
by John Junod. Some bugs have been fixed and some features added by
the new author Larry Kahn who created this version which works on either
NT 3.1 or NT 3.5. It will not work on windows under Win32s since it
uses multi-threads. John Junod has also issued a Windows NT update
based on his latest 16 bit version  of WS_FTP and so there are now
two different 32 bit NT versions of WS_FTP to choose from. The author
Larry Kahn is also considering producing an x-windows UNIX version
of the program. If interested drop him a line: [e-mail]

5. FINGERS
No, not the kind you give other motorists. A program such as Finger
is used to check servers for information about the users logged on
at a particular location. Sometimes little more than their real name
is available, and sometimes a brief profile. The Finger function can
also be found included in some other packages such as more recent versions
of Eudora, a popular mail program.

5.1 (new)
NAME.........................  CFinger
PRIME PURPOSE......  Finger and Whois query, Echo client.
FILE NAME.................  cfing10.zip
FILE SIZE...................  121,924
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0 beta
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware $US 5.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Requires vbrun300.dll which is not included.
A nicely done Windows implementation just released by Charles Wells.

5.2
NAME.........................  Finger: A Windows Socket Finger Client
PRIME PURPOSE......  Finger query
FILE NAME.................  finger31.zip
FILE SIZE...................  68,108 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  3.1  March 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  No mention of any charges for using this
program.
DOCUMENTATION....  Minimal, but little required.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Contains two executables, one for Berkeley
style synchronous blocking (finger.exe), the other for asynchronous
Winsockets (mfinger.exe).

5.3
NAME.........................  FINGER 2.1
PRIME PURPOSE......  Finger query
FILE NAME.................  finger21.zip
FILE SIZE...................  73,739  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.1     November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:    /SimTel/win3/winsock
STATUS.....................  Freeware (limited)
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup  and use instructions.
FEATURES................  Enables multiple finger sessions at the same
time - includes timer for re-fingering opened finger sessions every
1-60 minutes.
COMMENTS...............  From Zoran Dukic, a  contribution from Europe.
Fairly straight forward and easy to use as are most finger clients.

5.4
NAME.........................  Finger32     [Windows NT version ]
PRIME PURPOSE......  Finger query
FILE NAME.................  finger32.zip
FILE SIZE...................  37,196  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  May 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/nt    (or
mirrors)
STATUS.....................  No information - not specified by the author.
DOCUMENTATION....  Nil.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This is a 32 bit  version of the program Finger.
It does appear to work with  Windows 3.1 with the Win32s upgrade.

5.5
NAME.........................  Finger and Host Lookup  (2 programs)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Finger query and host name to IP number lookup/converter.
FILE NAME.................  iwork.zip
FILE SIZE...................  17,017 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  January 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try ftp.cuslm.ca:     NETWORK/WINSOCK
STATUS.....................  Freeware.
DOCUMENTATION....  Minimal.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............

5.6
NAME.........................  WS Finger
PRIME PURPOSE......  Finger query
FILE NAME.................  wsfngr14.zip
FILE SIZE...................  62,014   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.4   December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  sparky.umd.edu:     /pub/winsock
STATUS.....................  Shareware     $US 10
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions, on-line help. A list of
Whois servers is also included.
FEATURES................  A major new rewrite. Support now included
for Finger, Whois and command line fingers, Finger address book, history,
save to file, etc.
COMMENTS...............  From Tidewater Systems, Shareware as of version
1.2. Previous versions Freeware. Nice new icon.

For a combined Finger / Ping / Echo client,  see also WSNWUTIL  in
the PING section.

6. GAMES - MUDS
One interpretation from  the introductory text in MUD Man: MUD, short
for Multi-User Dungeon, is a fantasy world where people can interact
and fight monsters, go on quests, etc...  And then theres MUSH, a
Multi-User Shared Hallucination. And then theres MOO........

6.1
NAME.........................  MUD Man
PRIME PURPOSE......  MUD client
FILE NAME.................  mudman12.zip
FILE SIZE...................  78,834 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.2    August 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/misc   (or
mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware $US 9,  non-USA users $US 15.
Registration benefits include an upgraded version of the program.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic start up instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  According to author Samuel Ross: " The goal
of MUD Man is to end the laborious typing required to move around and
perform actions. Once initialized, every command can be issued from
the click of a button."

6.2
NAME.........................  MudWin    (Mud Windows Client)
PRIME PURPOSE......  MUD client
FILE NAME.................  mudwin.zip  Unfortunately the exact same
file name continues to be used for each new version released.
FILE SIZE...................  74,368  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0.6 beta   January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try:     ftp.microserve.com:     /pub/msdos/winsock
STATUS.....................  Copyright by the author but no mention
of any charges for use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Extensive start up and usage information.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Nice graphical toolbar. Continued development
by author Sam Denton.

6.3
NAME.........................  MUDManager
PRIME PURPOSE......  MUD client
FILE NAME.................  mudmgr01.exe
FILE SIZE...................  762,013 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  .1 beta     June 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  caisr2.caisr.cwru.edu:     /pub/mud/clients
STATUS.....................  Shareware, but no charges yet while still
in development.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic installation and use instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Fairly stiff requirements to operate this,
including Windows 3.1 with the Win32s extension or Windows NT, 8 meg
RAM, 5 meg disk space etc. It also requires a permanent IP number which
disqualifies many modem connections where the service provider uses
dynamic IP numbers (you are assigned a new number each time you log
on).

6.4
NAME.........................  MUTT(tm) Lite  (Multi-User Trivial Terminal
client)
PRIME PURPOSE......  MUD/MUSH/MU* client.
FILE NAME.................  mutt_01j.zip
FILE SIZE...................  49,905  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  .1j    February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  caisr2.caisr.cwru.edu:     /pub/mud
  ftp.graphcomp.com:       /pub/msw/mutt
STATUS.....................  Freeware (limited).
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation and startup info in a file readme.bnd.
No on-line help and none planned for the Lite version.
FEATURES................  Multiple character connections with an MDI
presentation. Separate send and receive windows with dialogue logging.
Drag & drop support for sending files and command-streams. User-definable
hotkeys, including cursor key definitions.
COMMENTS...............  The is the first public  release of MUTT(tm)
Lite, a Multi-User Trivial Terminal client that provides Winsock access
to MU* hosts. Design criteria: the executable will remain below 32K
in order to minimize Internet traffic and ftp site impact and therefore
features are limited. A full featured version called MUTT(tm) Elite
is planned for future release by the author Bob Free. More information
on MUTT is available through the WWW from:
  http://www.graphcomp.com

6.5
NAME.........................  SneezyMUD Windows client
PRIME PURPOSE......  MUD client.
FILE NAME.................  mudclnt.zip
FILE SIZE...................  153,489 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  .20a2 (Alpha test! Not released.)
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Contact the author at [e-mail] for
info.
STATUS.....................  Not mentioned.
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup information.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Requires a minimum of a 386 computer. Program
is at an early stage and somewhat rough, but under intensive development
by the author.

6.6
NAME.........................  VWMUD Master
PRIME PURPOSE......  MUD client
FILE NAME.................  vwmud110.zip
FILE SIZE...................  57,821   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.1     December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  xmission.com:     /pub/users/kslewin
  ftp.primenet.com
STATUS.....................  Basic package now Freeware.   Optional
registration brings 6 months of support and updates for $US 15. Source
code $US 50.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions and on-line help. On-line help
includes Scott Geiger's listing of 340 MUDS, MUSHES and MOOS.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Telnet client designed specifically for Outlaws
- players who kill other players. You must have vbrun300.dll installed
on your system. From author Vaughan Wynne-Jones.

6.7
NAME.........................  WinWorld  (formerly Winfugue)
PRIME PURPOSE......  MU* client
FILE NAME.................  wworld02.zip
FILE SIZE...................  72,771   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  .2 alpha    November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.mgl.ca:    /pub/winworld
STATUS.....................  DonationWare - contributions welcome but
not mandatory.
DOCUMENTATION....  Very basic startup and installation instructions.
FEATURES................  Auto-login, multiple simultaneous worlds
but only one world displayed at a time (no window clutter!), definable
function keys, built in bug report mailer (doesn't require any other
software)
COMMENTS...............  Program formerly known as Winfugue. This is
at an early stage of development and is being released by the author
Eric Stern for further testing purposes. It requires that you have
the visual basic file vbrun300.dll on your system in an accessible
directory.

7. GAMES - OTHER
Perhaps because Winsock is such a new standard, outside the MUD grouping
there have been few games developed so far. In time we can expect to
see others. Perhaps someday even.......DOOM.

7.1
NAME.........................  First International Backgammon Server
For Windows (FIBS/W)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Backgammon server.
FILE NAME.................  fibsw130.zip
FILE SIZE...................  218,095
LATEST VERSION.....  1.30    January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  sunsite.unc.edu:    /pub/micro/pc-stuff/ms-windows/winsock
STATUS.....................  Shareware   $US 40
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up information and on-line help.
FEATURES................  Works with dial-up dumb-terminal-server access,
TCP/IP, SLIP and PPP. Built in dialer with script.
COMMENTS...............  An Internet server which allows users to play
against human opponents all over the world.

7.2
NAME.........................  WIGC
PRIME PURPOSE......  Winsock client for the Internet GO server.
FILE NAME.................  wigc1_3.zip
FILE SIZE...................  156,940
LATEST VERSION.....  1.3     March 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  disabuse.demon.co.uk:    /pub/ibmpc/winsock/games/go
STATUS.....................  Shareware $US 5
DOCUMENTATION....  Minimal startup instructions. It would be nice if
there had been something in the instructions explaining the game of
go with this package.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............

7.3
NAME.........................  Winsock Chess
PRIME PURPOSE......  Internet chess.
FILE NAME.................  wschesb1.zip
FILE SIZE...................  163,546
LATEST VERSION.....  Beta test release March 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:   /pub/pc/win3/winsock  (or
mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Copyright Freeware.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic usage instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  According to the program's author: "Winsock
Chess  is  a  chess  implementation  allowing   two players  to  play
chess over a Winsock supporting  network. The program will validate
moves and disallow illegal moves. Winsock  Chess uses GNU Chess as
a basis for checking  moves and  GNU  chess forms the underlying engine
for the program." Nice clear graphical display.

8. GOPHERS
The gophers and ground squirrels which periodically move into my front
lawn love to dig mazes of tunnels which go all over and seem to pop
up everywhere.  In a more benign manner the  computer client called
Gopher tunnels throughout the Internet for us, using a friendly menu
based system to take us to places we would otherwise have difficulty
reaching.  The Gopher system was originally developed at the University
of Minnesota.

Gopher programs also provide easy access to a number of sites which
contain Veronica search programs which enable you to do a broadly based
search for all information, files, graphics etc. which correspond to
the search word.  The results of the search are listed and specific
selections can then be retrieved/viewed/saved.  This search and retrieval
is more broadly based than the Archie/FTP system in that search words
in the Gopher system do not have to correspond to a file name, and
the results displayed include document based files which would not
be picked up by Archie.

8.1
NAME.........................  BCGopher    (Boston College Gopher)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Gopher search tool
FILE NAME.................  bcg08ba3.exe
FILE SIZE...................  170,469 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  .8ba3       May 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  bcinfo.bc.edu:    /PUB/BCGOPHER   Note: This is
not a true anonymous FTP server, you must use guest as the password
rather than the normal email user id.
STATUS.....................  Freeware.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up information and on-line help file with a
brief explanation of the term "Gopher".
FEATURES................  Supports the newer Gopher+ protocol found
on some servers. Support for HTML, MIME and Inline types.
COMMENTS...............  Deserves an award for best Gopher icon I've
seen.

8.2
NAME.........................  Gopher Book
PRIME PURPOSE......  Gopher search tool
FILE NAME.................  gophbook.zip or gophbk11.zip (at CICA)
FILE SIZE...................  888,666 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.1    May 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Freeware. Winjpeg image viewer, Shareware
$US 20.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................  Interesting concept with menus displayed as
pages in a book. Image viewer Winjpeg is included in the package as
a default image viewer.
COMMENTS...............  A rather large package for a Gopher.  Development
seems to have stopped.

8.3
NAME.........................  HGopher    (Hampson's Gopher)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Gopher search tool
FILE NAME.................  Found in many locations under many names:
hgopher2.4.zip, hgopher24.zip, hgopher2.zip, and goph24.zip. Take your
pick. Its hgoph24.zip at CICA.
FILE SIZE...................  199,833 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.4    Jan 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Good. This version now has on-line help.
  Good/bad news: huge detailed help file (739K)
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  HGopher has gone commercial and is now the
property of FTP Software Inc. Although version 2.4 has officially been
withdrawn and will be used as the basis for the commercial version,
copies of it are still widely available on many servers. Version 2.3
will remain in the public domain but will no longer be maintained or
enhanced. Translation: dead gopher, avoid.

8.4
NAME.........................  The PNL InfoBrowser  (Pacific Northwest
Laboratory)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Gopher search tool
FILE NAME.................  ib105.exe
FILE SIZE...................  259,342 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.05    November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.pnl.gov:     /pub/pnlinfo/win
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
On-line tutorial available through the PNL home site.
FEATURES................  Supports the newer Gopher+ protocol found
on some servers.
COMMENTS...............  A Mac version is also available and a few versions
for other platforms are being worked on. This program developed under
contract from the US Department of Energy. New.

8.5
NAME.........................  WGopher
PRIME PURPOSE......  Gopher search tool
FILE NAME.................  wgoph232.zip
FILE SIZE...................  136,707  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.3.2   January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cuhk.hk:   /pub/gopher/PC
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial purposes.
DOCUMENTATION....  Minimal, no on-line documentation yet.
FEATURES................  Built in TN3270 telnet capability.
COMMENTS...............  This is a minor upgrade to what once was a
promising Gopher client from Hong Kong. It does not support Gopher+
at present although this planned for the future.

8.6
NAME.........................  WSGopher
PRIME PURPOSE......  Gopher search tool
FILE NAME.................  wsg-12.exe
FILE SIZE...................  367,860   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.2     December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  dewey.tis.inel.gov:    /pub/wsgopher
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Good. Now has an on-line help file.
FEATURES................  Supports the newer Gopher+ protocol found
on some servers.
COMMENTS...............  This is one of the better gopher clients currently
available although it does not support firewalls. Works with Windows
NT and OS/2 Warp.
  Recommended

9. HOST LOOKUP CLIENTS
Host lookup programs do things like taking alphabetical site location
information (such as ftp.cica.indiana.edu) and convert them into IP
addresses (like 129.79.26.27)  which for some reason computers absolutely
insist on having.  Or vice versa. For example, if you've been using
FTP to download offensive pornographic images from that notorious and
secretive site 127.0.0.1 and wanted to learn more about that location,
you could input these numbers into one of these programs such as WSHost.

9.1
NAME.........................  Hopcheck and Ghostname   [Windows NT]
PRIME PURPOSE......  Two programs: a route tracer and a get host name
program.
FILE NAME.................  hop.zip
FILE SIZE...................  24,917   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  May 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/nt
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  No mention of any charges.
DOCUMENTATION....  Negligible.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Two Windows NT programs from Larry Kahn.

9.2
NAME.........................  NSLOOKUP
PRIME PURPOSE......  Name server information lookup.
FILE NAME.................  nslookup.zip   Note: same file name was
used for version 1.0. If downloading from a different location match
file size to verify correct version.
FILE SIZE...................  110,428 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.1     August 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  disabuse.demon.co.uk:      /pub/trumphurst/nslookup
STATUS.....................  Copyright, but no charge..
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation
instructions, but no on-line help.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This program is one element of Wigwam for the
Internet, a commercial  offline news and mail reader from Ashmount
Research Ltd. For more info email: [e-mail].

9.3
NAME.........................  WORMHOLE
PRIME PURPOSE......  DNS query utility
FILE NAME.................  wormhole.exe ( Do not confuse with wormhole.zip
which is an unrelated and totally different program available on the
Internet.)
FILE SIZE...................  32,256 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try ftp.cuslm.ca:     /NETWORK/WINSOCK
STATUS.....................  Not specified
DOCUMENTATION....  None
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............

9.4
NAME.........................  WS Host   (Windows Socket Host)
PRIME PURPOSE......  DNS query utility
FILE NAME.................  wshost11.zip
FILE SIZE...................  5,124   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.1   October 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  PostcardWare (Freeware for non-commercial
use - just send the developer a nice postcard.).
DOCUMENTATION....  Minimal, an intuitively simple program.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This nifty compact utility can convert an IP
number into a host name, or  vice versa. Everyone should have one of
these in their tool box. This new version makes the program fully asynchronous,
correcting a shortcoming in the original version.

10.  HYPER - G
Hyper-G is a large scale distributed hypermedia information system
very similar to the World Wide Web. Hyper-G is capable of accessing
the WWW, WAIS and Gopher systems, and conversely WWW and Gopher clients
can access Hyper-G. The big difference between Hyper-G and other networks
is that Hyper-G servers track all links in their universe. If an object
is deleted, the server can find and delete all links pointing to that
object. The existence of a link server provides capabilities not possible
in the WWW and Gopher space. Hyper-G is being developed in Europe.
Unfortunately, I dont see that it has a lot to offer. There does not
appear to be any interest in it in North America which is totally preoccupied
with the WWW which has probably reached critical mass now. There is
only one Windows browser available for Hyper-G.

10.1
NAME.........................  Amadeus
PRIME PURPOSE......  Hyper-G browser.
FILE NAME/SIZE........  amadedoc.zip         291,987   bytes
  amadeus1.zip      1,210,593
  amadeus2.zip      1,336,528
  amadeus3.zip         425,323
LATEST VERSION.....  .83 beta   January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  iicm.tu-graz.ac.at:     /pub/Hyper-G/pc-client/amadeus.083
STATUS.....................  I didnt see anything mentioned, but presumably
no charge for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Extensive documentation and help files included.
The separate zipped documentation file is in MS Word format (.doc)
and may be difficult to view unless you have a powerful word processor
which handles that format. Youll also need lots of memory since its
almost a 2 megabyte file unzipped and will also be painfully slow scrolling
down the pages with a less powerful PC.
FEATURES................  Automated installation with the choice of
maximum, custom, or minimum install.  This program comes with some
familiar clients such as WS_FTP32 for FTP, and EWAN for Telnet included.
COMMENTS...............  Requires Win32s which is included in the program
and will be installed automatically if you do not already have it.

11.  MAIL and MAIL ACCESSORIES
One writer recently gushed that electronic mail is the killer application
for the 90s. Hes probably right (and you thought that it was going
to be the WWW). The development of electronic mail (email) and its
rapid deployment and availability to the general public will have an
enormous impact on our lives for years to come.

System info stuff. There are two types of servers necessary in most
mail systems: SMTP and POP. The SMTP (Simple Mail Transfer Protocol,
or as I prefer: Send Mail To People) server is primarily used to deliver
mail. When you originate an email message it is sent via your local
SMTP server which passes the message on to a chain of SMTP servers
in other locations which route the message to the end destination.
Unfortunately, the SMTP servers are only capable of delivering mail.
If you are not connected to the network when delivery is attempted
they will go away and try again later, perhaps repeatedly every few
hours for several days or for however long they have been programmed.
Eventually they give up and bounce the mail back to the sender as undeliverable.
To overcome this problem most sites also use a POP mail server (current
vintage POP3). The POP (Post Office Protocol, or as I prefer:  Post
Office Pickup) server acts like a mailbox, receiving incoming mail
and storing it until such time as the user initiates retrieval/viewing.

In connection with email one issue cannot be emphasized enough. There
are major security risks with the current Internet mail system. There
are three points worth remembering. Let's call these the three monkeys,
or perhaps more appropriately, the three mail monkeys:

Monkey #1. There is no guarantee that any mail to or from you will
not be intercepted and read by others while it is in transit. Remember
that it may pass through many sites, many potential "hands" while in
route. Even when it reaches its destination it may be vulnerable to
hackers while stored on the POP server. For this reason confidential
information such as credit card  numbers should never be sent through
the Internet without some type of secure encryption system which can
guarantee confidentiality. Lack of any current universal standard on
the Internet for this is a limiting factor for companies trying to
do business on the Internet.
Monkey #2. There is no guarantee that any email message you send will
ever reach its destination, and no guarantee that that anyone will
ever be notified of the delivery failure. Normally, undeliverable mail
will be bounced back to the sender. Normally.
Monkey #3. There is no guarantee that that any email message (or newsgroup
posting for that matter) is really from the person listed as the sender.
There is no user authentication system to confirm that person's real
identity, and false identities are easily created and have been used
from time to time by people on the Internet.

One feature to watch for in email programs is the ability to send attached
documents (zip files, spreadsheets, graphics, etc.) through the Internet
mail system with UUencode or MIME (Multipurpose Internet Mail Extensions).
MIME is the newer and better Internet mail standard and is gradually
displacing UUencode. It should be used whenever possible. Because the
two systems are not compatible a good mail program should ideally have
both to be able to handle sending or receiving in either format for
the time being.  BinHex is a Macintosh standard for file attachments,
handy if you expect to be communicating with those people.

The proper choice of a mail program depends upon availability of features
that are important to you, and your comfort level with the mechanics
of how the program works. The two top programs are Eudora and Pegasus.
Eudora is easy to learn and to use and is fairly stable but the free
version is lacking in features. Pegasus is more feature rich, but this
complexity takes longer to setup and to become familiar with and in
turn is also more likely to suffer problems.

11.1 (new)
NAME.........................  Atis Mail For Windows
PRIME PURPOSE......  Electronic mail
FILE NAME.................  atism101.zip
FILE SIZE...................  1,236,373   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.01    February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware $US 50.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic installation instructions.
FEATURES................  SMTP send, POP3 or Imap2/2b receive. Supports
MIME mail. Built in X.500 DUA. Can also send and receive (rfc822) mail
in a Novell Netware Network. Automated installation.
COMMENTS...............  All drop down menu commands - no shortcut toolbar
icons. This program originates in the Netherlands.

11.2
NAME.........................  Eudora
PRIME PURPOSE......  Electronic mail
FILE NAME.................  eudor144.exe
FILE SIZE...................  292,942  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.4.4   December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.qualcomm.com:    /quest/windows/eudora/1.4
STATUS.....................  PostcardWare (Freeware for non-commercial
use - just send the developers a nice postcard.).  An upgraded commercial
version 2.0  is available with additional features and documentation
starting at $US 65.00 for a single user.  Information about this is
now included in this latest version in the Help menu under About Commercial
Eudora.
DOCUMENTATION....  Minimal documentation including lack of  on-line  help
can be a problem in the unregistered version.  See the additional information
in one of the sections near the end of this document for more information.
FEATURES................  POP3/SMTP protocol. BinHex and Mime capability
but does not  support UUencode in the free version. Built in directory
services (Ph and Finger). This latest version adds the ability to have
multiple messages open at the same time.
COMMENTS...............  Very popular. Latest version also now runs
under Windows NT and OS2. Some features in the free version are limited.
The registered commercial version 2.0 has the capability to send and
receive mail remotely via modem without SLIP. Qualcomm continues to
slowly update this program and now provides documentation for it, but
they will no longer directly support users of this free version.
  Recommended

11.3
NAME.........................  Pegasus Mail
PRIME PURPOSE......  Electronic mail
FILE NAME.................  winpm122.zip
FILE SIZE...................  837,801 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.22  September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  risc.ua.edu:   /pub/network/pegasus
STATUS.....................  Free!  Manuals, if required,  are sold
by the author to support development costs.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
Look for a self extracting DOS display file wguide.exe which contains
some of this information.
FEATURES................  SMTP/POP3 protocol. Supports UUencode, BinHex,
and MIME, and now contains a spell checker. This newer version of Pegasus
includes the long awaited polling feature giving it the capability
to operate in the background constantly checking for mail at specified
intervals. Some additional drag and drop capabilities are added and
there is an improvement in the way attached documents can be sent.

COMMENTS...............  This current version of Pegasus has  many features
and the price is certainly just about right!  This is another very
popular mail package.
  Recommended

11.4
NAME.........................  Pronto/IP and Pronto Remote
PRIME PURPOSE......  Electronic mail   [Demo]
FILE NAME.................  prontoip.exe for TCP/IP networks or SLIP
dialup connections (Pronto/IP)
  pronto.exe for UNIX shell dialup connections (Pronto Remote)
  There are also documentation files at the same location for each program
in both text and Word document form which should be retrieved at the
same time: pronto.doc, prontoip.doc or pronto.txt and prontoip.txt.
FILE SIZE...................  1,124,215 and 1,430,325
LATEST VERSION.....  February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  commtouch.com:     /pub/commtouch
STATUS.....................  These are 30 day evaluation copies. Registration
$US 69 for Pronto/IP and $US 99 for Pronto Remote. Both packages $US
139.
DOCUMENTATION....  On-line help and separate documentation files available
at the commtouch site.
FEATURES................  Pronto/IP supports MIME, UUencode and MAPI
(has MAPI server capabilities). Pronto Remote supports MIME, SUN and
UUencode attachments. Automated installation. Toolbar can be customized
by adding or deleting toolbar icons - a rare feature in Internet mail
programs to date.
COMMENTS...............  From CommTouch Software. Pronto Remote is similar
to Pronto/IP but can access mail by directly dialing into your shell
account without SLIP.  Some very nice features here, but not cheap.

11.5
NAME.........................  RFD Mail
PRIME PURPOSE......  Electronic mail
FILE NAME.................  Available as either rfdml123.zip or rfdmail.zip.
If downloading from other sites do NOT try to use older versions such
as 1.21.
FILE SIZE...................  813,495 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.23   September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.std.com:      /customers/software/rfdmail
  garbo.uwasa.fi:      /windows/comm
  Various forums in CompuServe and Genie.
STATUS.....................  Shareware   $US 29.95
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.

FEATURES................  SMTP/POP protocol (for the Internet).  Automated
installation. Has direct dial mail access capabilities but creating
or modifying  script files for this can be very cumbersome unless
you are fortunately using one of the on-line services for which script
files are provided.  Automatic polling (background checking for mail
at scheduled intervals). Does not support UUencode/MIME/BinHex.
COMMENTS...............  This package's strength lies in it's capability
for dialup email access to a wide variety of service providers, from
BBSs to commercial networks like CompuServe and Genie, to the Internet,
and it contains all the necessary programs, scripts, instructions,
etc. to support this. SMTP/POP capability has just been added with
this latest version.  Program seemed to hesitate too long on my machine
when executing commands, and more features are needed (such as MIME/UUencode
capability).

11.6
NAME.........................  Small SMTP Client For The Winsock API

PRIME PURPOSE......  Electronic mail (send only)
FILE NAME.................  smtp11.zip
FILE SIZE...................  15,568 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.1     March 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  dorm.rutgers.edu:     /pub/msdos/winsock/apps
STATUS.....................  Public domain.
DOCUMENTATION....  Some introductory information.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Of historical interest only. An example of
an early, simple, mail client.

11.7
NAME.........................  WinBiff
PRIME PURPOSE......  Windows mail notification utility  (for Pegasus
Mail and  others).
FILE NAME.................  wnbff20c.zip
FILE SIZE...................  67,665 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.0c    January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/win3/mail
STATUS.....................  Shareware  $US 10,  students: $5
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................  Adjustable polling (mail checking) interval.
Optional audible alarm. Supports multiple mailboxes.
COMMENTS...............  A number of mail packages lack the ability
to operate in the background periodically checking for new mail and
notifying the user. This add-on utility corrects this notable deficiency
on some mail clients. Usable with Waffle, Pegasus (PMail), FirstMail,
Novell MHS, Mini-Host, FSUUCP, or Sendmail (with PC-NFS).  No longer
required for the new Pegasus version 1.2.

11.8
NAME.........................  Winelm
PRIME PURPOSE......  Electronic mail
FILE NAME.................  winelm.zip
FILE SIZE...................  259,553 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  Second release, March 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  No mention of any charges for using this
program.
DOCUMENTATION....  Inadequate,  none.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This package has nothing to offer.

11.9
NAME.........................  WS-Gmail
PRIME PURPOSE......  Electronic mail client/server.
FILE NAME.................  ws_gmail.zip
FILE SIZE...................  192,176 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  April 03/94
AVAILABLE FROM.....  No longer available, see below.
STATUS.....................
DOCUMENTATION....
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This software was being developed by John Junod
(noted for his popular WS_FTP package) and had  both client and server
capabilities. This package has gone  commercial now and has been released
under the name IMAIL. The rights to WS_Gmail were retained by the author
for Armed Forces use. Although the package is in theory no longer available
for the general public, and was in fact never formally released, some
early development versions including this one can sometimes still be
found and are fairly functional. Not that you would ever do an Archie
search to try and find it.

11.10
NAME.........................  XFERPRO   (Information Transfer Professional)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Internet mail file transfer add-on feature.
FILE NAME.................  xferp100.zip  (xferp1.zip on CompuServe
since they only use 6 character filenames)
FILE SIZE...................  134,025 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0   July 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/util  (or
mirrors).
  CompuServe Internet forum and America On-line Telecom forum.
STATUS.....................  Shareware. Registration $US 10.
DOCUMENTATION....  Includes on-line help.
FEATURES................  Fully supports Mime, UU, and XX encoding and
is compatible with standard UUencoding and decoding programs. Automated
setup.
COMMENTS...............  This program enables you to send text, application
data, images, audio, video, executable and compressed files, etc.,
through your electronic mail program if it does not already have these
transfer capabilities. Works with both Windows 3.1 and Windows For
Workgroups 3.11. From Sabasoft Inc.

12. MAIL and NEWS
The Usenet news system has become one of the cornerstones of the Internet.
Technically speaking it is really not part of the Internet, but for
all practical purposes if it walks like a duck and quacks like a duck
then it must be an Internet duck. Anyway, Usenet is like a series of
thousands of electronic bulletin boards, each oriented to a specific
area or topic of interest where users can post messages or respond
to other postings. You subscribe to specific groups which interest
you and your news program retrieves all the articles associated with
those groups. Typically Usenet news is accessed by logging onto your
service provider's news or NNTP (Network News Transfer Protocol) server.

There are some good on-line Usenet News readers here and most of these
readers are being actively upgraded by their authors.  The mail capabilities
are usually limited to send only to support news postings.

12.1
NAME.........................  dMail for Windows
PRIME PURPOSE......  Usenet news, mail (send and receive)
FILE NAME.................  dmailwin.zip
FILE SIZE...................  339,018  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0b (July 1994)
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Freely distributed for testing purposes.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
Terminology sometimes  confusing and  frustrating, especially with
initial setup.
FEATURES................  Handles  UUCP-g protocol (modem or TCP/IP),
POP3, SMTP, and NNTP news reading.  The news reader has some very good
features including UUdecoding, and ability to sort articles by size,
date, or subject and drag and drop capability, etc.
COMMENTS...............   Apparently produced somewhere in the former
Soviet Union and probably intended primarily for distribution there.
There is a novel replacement for the traditional hourglass cursor
a man digging with a shovel.  The automated installation  can be a
nuisance since a version of Trumpet Winsock is included and its files
may have to be deleted to avoid conflict if you already have a version
of Trumpet loaded elsewhere (especially if it is a different version).
This is a very interesting full featured package which requires extra
start up and familiarization effort.

12.2 (new)
NAME.........................  NEWS        [for Windows NT and Windows95]
PRIME PURPOSE......  Usenet news, mail (send only)
FILE NAME.................  news.zip
FILE SIZE...................  572,857  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  X1.0-62
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.digital.com:    /pub/DEC
STATUS.....................  No charge.
DOCUMENTATION....  Set up instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Released by Olav Tollefsen. If using pkunzip
use the -d option.

12.3
NAME.........................  News Xpress
PRIME PURPOSE......  Usenet news, mail (send only)
FILE NAME.................  nx10b3.zip
FILE SIZE...................  178,575   February 1995
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0 beta #3
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.hk.super.net:     /pub/windows/Winsock-Utilities
STATUS.....................  Public Domain
DOCUMENTATION....  On-line help.
FEATURES................  Supports threads. Support kill and auto-selection,
local folders for storing articles, and outbox for queuing posts and
mails. Built in UUencode/UUdecode.  Word wrap now!
COMMENTS...............  An very interesting newcomer to the newsreader
ranks. It has generated  favorable comments from many people.  This
latest version is just out and has an excellent interface and lots
of impressive features, but is very buggy.

12.4
NAME.........................     PC-Pine for Winsock
PRIME PURPOSE......  Usenet news, mail (send and receive)
FILE NAME.................  pcpine_w.zip
FILE SIZE...................  528,763  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  3.91  beta      October 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cac.washington.edu:    /pine/pcpine
STATUS.....................  Copyright, but freely available.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.

FEATURES................  Supports SMTP/MIME/IMAP/NNTP protocols, but
not POP3.
COMMENTS...............  Unfortunately this Winsock version is quite
disappointing because it is not a true Windows GUI application but
has the same user interface as the UNIX and DOS versions of Pine. Additional
customized versions are available from the same location for Suns
PC-NFS, Novell's LAN Workplace for DOS, etc.

12.5
NAME.........................  Tetrix Reader Plug (TRP)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Usenet news, mail (send only)
FILE NAME.................  trp104.zip
FILE SIZE...................  490,284 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0.4    December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.internet-eireann.ie:     /pub/ie_access/dos/winsock
STATUS.....................  Shareware     $US 30
DOCUMENTATION....  Start-up information and on-line help.
FEATURES................  UUencoding, supports file drag and drop.
COMMENTS...............  There have been problems with dynamic IP addresses
- unknown in Ireland where this program originates. Some good potential
here, but needs more work. Good graphics. The same location also contains
version 1.0.8 under filename oneoeigt.zip, but this appears to be some
kind of upgrade rather than a standalone version since it does not
contain a complete set of files.

12.6
NAME.........................  Trumpet News Reader
PRIME PURPOSE......  Usenet news, mail (send only)
FILE NAME.................  wt_wsk.zip
FILE SIZE...................  96,305 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0 rev B  final beta #4   September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.trumpet.com.au:    /ftp/pub/beta/wintrump
  This Australian site is difficult to access.
STATUS.....................  Shareware $US 40. Site licenses also available.
DOCUMENTATION....  Good.
FEATURES................  Can decode UUencoded files.
COMMENTS...............  This latest version is a very nice news reader.
Split window design as opposed to the more common multiple windows
style.
  Recommended

12.7
NAME.........................  WinDis
PRIME PURPOSE......  See Features.
FILE NAME.................  windis.zip [Windows 3.1, WFW 3.11]
  windis32.zip  [for Windows NT, Win32s, and Windows95]
FILE SIZE...................  257,523 and 313,812 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.0   February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  disabuse.demon.co.uk:     /pub/ibmpc/winsock/apps/windis
STATUS.....................  Freeware. Source code available.
DOCUMENTATION....  Help file.
FEATURES................  NNTP News Client - downloads news for reading
with an off-line reader.
  SMTP Mail Client - downloads waiting mail for an off-line e-mailer.
  SMTP Mail Server - uploads mail as individual e-mail, or to a news
group.
  Finger Client - fingers servers as appropriate.
  Time Client - gets server time.
  On-line time logging, autologout feature, built in Pegasus mail feature.
COMMENTS...............  This new version has just been released and
has many features.

12.8
NAME.........................  WinNET Mail and News
PRIME PURPOSE......  Mail (send and receive), Usenet news reader.
FILE NAME.................  wnmai240.zip
FILE SIZE...................  668,668 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.40     February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:    /SimTel/win3/internet
STATUS.....................  Free if using Computer Witchcraft as your
Internet provider, otherwise Shareware @ $US 99.00
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.

FEATURES................  Direct dialup to any system providing UUCP
(unix-unix-copy) service. Note that this does not have Winsock/SLIP
capability. Send and receive mail. UUencode for attached documents
supported. Automated installation. Mail server daemon can be programmed
to call your Internet provider and download mail on certain days at
specific times. There is search capability within a single newsgroup
or across newsgroups.
COMMENTS...............  This crippled unregistered version is limited
to only 2400 bps. Registered users get additional features including
higher modem speeds. Appears to be a  nice package, but the registration
costs are a bit steep.

12.9
NAME.........................  WinQVT/Net
PRIME PURPOSE......  Mail (send and receive), Usenet news reader, Telnet,
FTP file transfers, FTP/rcp server, network printer, SMTP server.
FILE NAME.................  qvtws398.zip  or qvtw3988.zip (Winsocket
versions). Separate packet driver and Windows NT versions are also
available from the biochemistry location under different file names.
This can be a difficult site to access.
FILE SIZE...................  390,960  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  3.98    December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  biochemistry.cwru.edu:      gopher/pub/qvtnet
  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock  (or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware  $US 40, only $20 for students.
Registered users receive complete set of fonts, a full 85-page user
manual, and upgrades for 1 year.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................  VT52/VT102/VT220 terminal emulation capable
of supporting up to 15 simultaneous virtual terminal sessions. SMTP/POP3
send and receive mail, with polling (timed background mail checking).
Capability to also operate as a server for FTP.  A basic SMTP server
daemon has also been added which allows direct receipt of mail for
network users who are always logged on or for those who don't have
POP mail. An rcp server allows file transfers to and from the remote
user's UNIX command line.
COMMENTS...............  Required minimum of a 386 processor.  This
is a very full featured package and this upgrade is welcome for the
bug fixes and feature enhancements it brings.

12.10
NAME.........................  WinVN
PRIME PURPOSE......  Mail (send only) and Usenet news reader.
FILE NAME.................  wv16_93_14.zip        [Windows 3.1]
  winvn_93_14_intel.zip    [Windows NT]
FILE SIZE...................  271,529 and 274,974 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  .93.14    February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.ksc.nasa.gov:     pub/winvn/win3 and pub/winvn/nt
STATUS.....................  Public Domain
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................  Can also send (but not receive) mail using
SMTP or MAPI.  Built in UUdecoding which is especially useful and convenient
in downloading and viewing pictures
COMMENTS...............  A fairly popular newsreader which is getting
intensive development effort. Recommended

13.  MISCELLANEOUS
Or more specifically, a little bit of this, and a little bit of that.

13.1
NAME.........................  Panda
PRIME PURPOSE......  Mostly a mail program and newsreader at the moment.
FILE NAME.................  winpanda.zip
FILE SIZE...................  244,842 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  May 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  chop.isca.uiowa.edu:     /pub/Panda
STATUS.....................  No mention of any charges.
DOCUMENTATION....  Almost nothing with the package, but logging on as
"public" with the default configuration allows you to retrieve some
basic information from an Iowa server
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Panda is a multipurpose customized program
being developed at the University of Iowa for campus network use. It
will include a Gopher, Usenet, mail, FTP, etc. Current version does
not retain configuration setting changes between sessions and is somewhat
rough and unstable at this point.  A good example of some of the development
work taking place in one of the universities. Of passing interest only.

13.2
NAME.........................  Tcpmeter
PRIME PURPOSE......  Unknown.
FILE NAME.................  tcpmeter.exe
FILE SIZE...................  19,200
LATEST VERSION.....  October 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.trumpet.com.au:     /ftp/pub/beta/tcpmeter
STATUS.....................  No information.
DOCUMENTATION....  None.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  From Peter Tattam, the Trumpet Winsock author.
This provides a chart recorder type graphical readout of data flow,
in effect a two way data speedometer.  Received bytes/second are shown
from the top down in green and send bytes/second are shown from the
bottom up in red. Clicking right and left mouse buttons increases or
decreases the vertical display scale from the default 1 kbyte/second.
I'm not really sure of the intended use for this but possibly it might
be useful for monitoring the effective data transfer rates while Winsock
or other settings are being adjusted. The graphics are kind of neat.
I believe that this is designed to work only with Trumpet Winsock.

13.3
NAME.........................  WINAPPS
PRIME PURPOSE......  A comprehensive client startup package.
FILE NAME.................  winapps.zip
FILE SIZE...................  131,516 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  N/A. Most of these apps date from mid to late
1993.
AVAILABLE FROM.....  bode.ee.ualberta.ca:     /pub/dos/win3/winsock
STATUS.....................  Shareware, but no mention of any cost for
using.
DOCUMENTATION....  None.
FEATURES................  Includes  FTP, Ping, Telnet, Archie,  Hopchk,
and Chat clients
COMMENTS...............  These are all very basic examples of  simple
Winsock clients which are no longer of any real interest although these
clients are still usable and this file is still found on many sites.
This version has now essentially been replaced by Winapps2.

13.4
NAME.........................  WINAPPS2
PRIME PURPOSE......  A comprehensive client startup package.
FILE NAME.................  winapps2.zip
FILE SIZE...................  123,743
LATEST VERSION.....  2.0 Rev A. Released October 1994 to coincide with
the release of the new Trumpet Winsock version 2.0. Individual clients
range in date from 1993 to the present. Early versions were included
in the original WINAPPS package listed above.
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.trumpet.com.au:     /ftp/pub/winsock
  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:     /pub/pc/win3/winsock
STATUS.....................  Shareware. No mention of any charges for
use, but not to be resold or distributed for sale.
DOCUMENTATION....  Negligible.
FEATURES................  Includes Ping, Telnet, Archie, Chat and viewer
clients. The Telnet client has been available separately for a while
and is listed in the Telnet section of this listing.
COMMENTS...............  A basic starter package from Peter Tattam,
the Trumpet Winsock author. An FTP client is surprisingly absent.

13.5
NAME.........................  WinLab and NetProto
PRIME PURPOSE......  Advanced image processing/photo retouch with file
transfer module.
FILE NAME.................  wlabv30b.zip
FILE SIZE...................  855,660
LATEST VERSION.....  3.0  October 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  hp750.dibe.unige.it:     /pub/PHD   (Prime site:
Italy)
  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/desktop  (or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware  WinLab:  ITL 120.000 (~ 80 $US)
  NetProto     ITL 30.000  (~20 $US)
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Package contains both the image processor (WinLab)
and has the capability to remotely send or receive documents (NetProto)
from another machine (also running NetProto) through the use of Winsock.
This is fully functional, but still a beta release. A commercial version
is also being developed.

13.6
NAME.........................  Windows Sockets Net Watch
PRIME PURPOSE......  Host checker.
FILE NAME.................  ws_watch.zip
FILE SIZE...................  120,804  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  Alpha 15  February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.usma.edu:   /pub/msdos/winsock.files
STATUS.....................  May be freely distributed and used, but
not sold.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic startup instructions.
FEATURES................  Lookup, Finger and Whois tools now added.
Traceroute and Ping support only if you are using the Microsoft TCP/IP
32 stack.
COMMENTS...............  This is a working alpha version of a graphical
network monitor for Windows NT, Windows95 and Windows 3.1 with Win32s.
It is designed to monitor the status of hosts and other equipment connected
to a small network by providing a graphical display of the network
nodes. It is experimental, still at an early stage of development,
but interesting.

14.  NFS CLIENTS
Ha! Fooled you! There aren't any true Winsock NFS (Network File System)
clients. The current Winsock 1.1 spec apparently doesn't support NFS.
Therefore there won't be any until some future time when the spec is
updated (I haven't a clue) and the new compliant products begin to
appear.  Best interim solution is to try and find an NFS client specific
to your TCP/IP stack. This information on NFS is condensed from a variety
of newsgroup postings from People Who Know About These Things.  Some
good possibilities for some specific systems:

14.1
NAME.........................  WINDOWS SOCKETS NFS CLIENT ADD-ON FOR
WINDOWS
PRIME PURPOSE......  NFS (Network File System)   [DEMO - Function or
time crippled]
FILE NAME.................  nfs-demo.zip
FILE SIZE...................  421,487
LATEST VERSION.....  3.2  December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/demo  (or
mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Demo trial version. Registered Shareware
version $US 49 per user ($30 for educational users), with volume discounts
and site licenses available.
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................  Automated installation.
COMMENTS...............  Runs over Microsoft Workgroups TCP/IP-32, Trumpet
TCP/IP, Novell TCP/IP, TCPOpen TCP/IP, and XLink's TCP/IP. From Xlink
Technology Inc. Demo version has warning messages every 20 minutes.
For installation purposes the unzipped files must be located either
on the main directory level of the  C drive or on a diskette. If you
put the files in a subdirectory on your hard disk the install program
cant find them when you run it and will abort.

14.2
NAME.........................  XFS  (16 bit)
PRIME PURPOSE......  NFS client
FILE NAME.................  xfs186.zip
FILE SIZE...................  163,390
LATEST VERSION.....  1.8    September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:   /SimTel/msdos/nfs
  Lwfws1.uni-paderborn.de:     /pub/xfs
STATUS.....................  Shareware   $US 15 for educational users
and $US 25 for business users. Site licenses also available.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up documentation
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  XFS is a Network  File System (NFS)  client
implementation for PC's running MS-DOS.  It  works with most recent
versions of MS-DOS.  It is compatible with Trumpet Winsock, but must
be loaded first. It may also be used with Microsoft Windows For Workgroups,
Microsoft LAN Manager,              and Novell Netware IPX & ODI. It
does NOT operate over a SLIP connection.

14.3
NAME.........................  XFS32  (32 bit)
PRIME PURPOSE......  NFS client
FILE NAME.................  xfs32-11.zip
FILE SIZE...................  101,477
LATEST VERSION.....  1.01    September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:   /SimTel/msdos/nfs
  Lwfws1.uni-paderborn.de:     /pub/xfs
STATUS.....................  Shareware   $US 15 for educational users
and $US 25 for business users. Site licenses also available.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up documentation and on-line help
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  XFS32 is an NFS client for PC's running MS
DOS, Microsoft Windows For Workgroups (WFW) and Microsoft TCP/IP-32.
It does NOT operate over a SLIP connection.

15.  NULLSOCK
Opening most Winsock applications offline is not a problem as long
as a winsock.dll (such as Trumpet Winsock) is installed in a path directory
on that machine. If you attempt to open an application and it cannot
find a winsock.dll available for use an error message will usually
be generated. There are occasionally times when this is the case, and
to overcome the error problem a dummy Winsock or nullsock can be used
to fool the program into thinking that a network connection exists.

15.1 (new)
NAME.........................  Mozock
PRIME PURPOSE......  Nullsock.
FILE NAME.................  mozock.dll
FILE SIZE...................  5,568 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  N/A
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.mcom.com:     /unsupported/windows
STATUS.....................  Unsupported
DOCUMENTATION....  A brief note, mozock.txt is at the same location.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Rename this file winsock.dll and place it in
a path directory. Although intended primarily for Netscape it should
work with just about any winsock program.

16.  PH CLIENTS
Ph clients are used to access CSO nameservers which contain a database
primarily used for the storage and retrieval of telephone and email
directory information. Huh? Well, in other words, Ph is simply like
an electronic phone book. Ph is another protocol similar to Finger.
Ph clients are designed to access sites running a CSO server to obtain
email addresses.  If for example you only had a persons name and location
but needed their exact email address, and there was a CSO server at
that site, you could query it to obtain the necessary information.
The database can also be used to store other general information such
as weather data and be used for security purposes to validate users..
Ph clients are increasingly being incorporated as components of other
Winsock packages such as mail packages and WWW browsers. CSO was the
acronym for the University of Illinois Computing Services Office which
originally developed this. CCSO = Computer and Communications Services
Office, formerly known as just CSO (I guess they got a promotion).

16.1
NAME.........................  IRL CCSO Phone Windows Client
PRIME PURPOSE......  CCSO Windows Ph Client
FILE NAME.................  irlphwin.zip or irlph23.zip
FILE SIZE...................  399,110 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  Beta 2.3.2  September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  auck.irl.cri.nz:     /pub/phone
STATUS.....................  Freeware
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................  Contains both 16 and 32 bit executives, your
choice, although for the 32 bit version you must have Microsofts Win32s
extension installed (and the latest version, 1.15a. See the  Non-Winsock
Miscellaneous section below for more info.).
COMMENTS...............  This program by Graeme Campbell.

16.2
NAME.........................  PHWIN
PRIME PURPOSE......  CCSO Windows Ph Client
FILE NAME.................  phwin22.zip
FILE SIZE...................  119,378   bytes  If downloading from another
location, watch the file size. For some strange reason useless fragments
about 5k in size are found under this file name in many locations and
should be avoided.
LATEST VERSION.....  beta 2.2   November 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try: ftp.cac.psu.edu:     /pub/access/test
STATUS.....................  Freeware
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This program by Graeme Campbell. It appears
to be an early version of  the  IRL CCSO Phone Windows Client  listed
in this section.

17.  PING
Do you remember those old World War II movies where the crew of the
submarine is huddled over the sonar watching the echoes coming back?
Ping is kind of the computer equivalent of sonar. Ping clients are
used to provide echo like checks of servers to confirm that a  good
connection exists. Basically, a Ping client sends  data packets to
a host which (if it supports Ping, and most do) bounces a reply packet
back. Packets are numbered so that any dropout can be identified and
the quality of the connection determined. Nothing at all coming back
= no connection.  If there is a good connection you can go ahead and
launch the torpedoes.

17.1
NAME.........................  ICMP Ping for Windows   [Windows NT]
PRIME PURPOSE......  Ping client, Trace client and Lookup (name to IP
number etc.) client.
FILE NAME.................  wsping32.exe
FILE SIZE...................  82,432 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.usma.edu:    /pub/msdos/winsock.files
STATUS.....................  Free for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  None
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  From John Junod

17.2
NAME.........................  WSNWUTIL
PRIME PURPOSE......  Echo, Ping, FTP clients, Echo Server
FILE NAME.................  wsnwutil.zip
FILE SIZE...................  163,824   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  January  1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  rmii.com:     /pub2/mclouden  (very latest version)
STATUS.....................  Freeware (limited) - may not sold.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Previously called WSNWDEMO this new release
does not include the Finger client and server which are planned for
a future release.  Interesting product worth looking at. It is being
actively developed by its author Mark Clouden.

17.3
NAME.........................  WS Ping (Window Sockets Ping Client)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Ping client
FILE NAME.................  ws_ping.zip
FILE SIZE...................  60,496
LATEST VERSION.....  October 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.usma.edu:    /pub/msdos/winsock.files
STATUS.....................  Public Domain
DOCUMENTATION....  Almost none.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  From John Junod. Source code included.

18.  PRINTER CLIENTS

18.1
NAME.........................  CSMLPDW  (Computer Software Manufaktur
Line Printer Daemon for Windows)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Winsock based line printer daemon   [Demo]
FILE NAME.................  csmlpdw.exe
FILE SIZE...................  213,290
LATEST VERSION.....  3.0  December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.eunet.co.at:     /pub/vendor/csm
STATUS.....................  Demo trial version.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic start up instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................  Automated installation. Supports up to 10
Printer queues on your Windows PC.  RFC 1179 compliant. Uses Windows
Print Manager.
COMMENTS...............  Full functional demo which ends at 50 print
requests.

18.2
NAME.........................  Windows LPR Spooler
PRIME PURPOSE......  Network printer spooler.
FILE NAME.................  wlprs40c.zip
FILE SIZE...................  216,548   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  4.0c   December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware. 30 day evaluation. Registration
cost available by contacting the authors.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up and usage instructions in postscript (.ps)
or text (.asc) files.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This program allows an application to print
to remote network printers, and to check the print queue, etc.

18.3 (new)
NAME.........................  WinLPR
PRIME PURPOSE......  Network printer.
FILE NAME.................  wlpr20.zip
FILE SIZE...................  152,419   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.0c   January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware. Registration cost available
by contacting the authors.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............

See also WinQVT in the MAIL and NEWS section.

19.  RCMD, RCP, RSH and TAR
Winsock versions of UNIX functions.

19.1
NAME.........................  Windows Socket rcp client
PRIME PURPOSE......  RCP client
FILE NAME.................  wrcp091.zip
FILE SIZE...................  55,734
LATEST VERSION.....  .91  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  stoner.eps.mcgill.ca:     /pub/windows/winsock
STATUS.....................  Freeware.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic installation and start up instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Author Steve McCauley.

19.2
NAME.........................  WinRSH / WinRSH32  - Remote Shell for
Windows
PRIME PURPOSE......  Remote shell for Windows.
FILE NAME.................  wrsh16.zip
FILE SIZE...................  146,005  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.6   November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  datacom.ee.ubc.ca:     /pub/pc/winsock
STATUS.....................  Freeware
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic start up instructions.
FEATURES................  Now supports multiple simultaneous sessions.
Both 16 and 32 bit execution files are included.
COMMENTS...............  Requires minimum of a 386 pc, and a UNIX host
supporting RSH or REXEC daemon. "WinRSH contains a very simple user
interface to allow a Windows user to run a program remotely on your
UNIX box......The results of the remote execution are then displayed
in a scrollable window." Written by William Cheung.

19.3
NAME.........................  Winsock RCMD.DLL
PRIME PURPOSE......  Remote command function.
FILE NAME.................  wrcmdl14.zip
FILE SIZE...................  46,917
LATEST VERSION.....  1.4    January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/win3/winsock
STATUS.....................  Shareware   $US 29.95
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup and usage instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  "Winsock RCMD.DLL provides a function similar
to the Berkeley Sockets "rcmd" function for Windows Sockets.  This
provides the ability to initiate UNIX commands from within your Windows
program and process any output from that command. Winsock RCMD.DLL
is a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) callable from almost any language that
allows DLL calls, such as C, C++, or Visual Basic." From Denicomp Systems.

19.4
NAME.........................  Winsock RCP.DLL
PRIME PURPOSE......  RCP client
FILE NAME.................  wrcpdl14.zip
FILE SIZE...................  59,784  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.4   January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/win3/winsock
STATUS.....................  Shareware   $US 34.95
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup and usage instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  "Winsock RCP.DLL provides a function that allows
you transparently copy files to and from remote hosts or between two
remote hosts from within your programs, just like the "rcp" command.
Winsock RCP.DLL is a Dynamic Link Library (DLL) callable from almost
any language that allows DLL calls, such as C, C++, or Visual Basic."
From Denicomp Systems.

19.5
NAME.........................  Winsock RCP/RSH
PRIME PURPOSE......  RCP/RSH clients
FILE NAME.................  wrcprs14.zip
FILE SIZE...................  88,007    bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.4  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/win3/winsock
STATUS.....................  Shareware    $US 29.95
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup and usage instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  "Winsock RCP, or Remote Copy, copies files
from your Windows PC to a UNIX system, from a UNIX system to your PC,
or between two UNIX systems.  You can copy individual files or recursively
copy entire directory trees. Winsock RSH, or Remote Shell, runs a specified
command on the UNIX system. " Requires vbrun300.dll not included. From
Denicomp Systems.

19.6
NAME.........................  Winsock RSHD
PRIME PURPOSE......  Remote Shell Daemon (server)
FILE NAME.................  wrshd12.zip
FILE SIZE...................  168,846  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.2  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/win3/winsock
STATUS.....................  Shareware  $US 34.95
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup and usage instructions.
FEATURES................  Security mechanism to allow/deny access for
hosts and users.
COMMENTS...............  From Denicomp Systems. Requires vbrun300.dll
not included. It has been tested on the following TCP/IP stacks: Microsoft
32-Bit TCP/IP for Windows, Wollongong Pathway Access and Novell LAN
Workplace for DOS Version 4.2

19.7
NAME.........................  WinTAR   (Windows Tape Archive)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Network  tape drive archiving program.
FILE NAME.................  wtar122u.zip
FILE SIZE...................  135,319    October 1994
LATEST VERSION.....  1.22
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware.  Single copy registration $US
20 or $CDN 25. Volume discounts.
DOCUMENTATION....  All instructions included in the on-line help.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This program uses Winsock  to connect through
a network to access a tape drive in order to archive files. It can
either create or open files and can control the tape drive mechanism.
It is not limited to just tape drives, and can also archive to a local
hard drive or floppy. Nice colorful toolbar.

20.  TELNET
For many users nothing has provided more frustration than the search
for a good telnet program (the "Holy Grail"). Fortunately during 1994
some good new ones have appeared. In addition, most of the ones in
this listing continue to be worked on and improved by their authors.
A unique solution comes from David Yon, whose COMt program  provides
the usually powerful telnet functions of your commercial communications
program with access to the Internet.

20.1
NAME.........................  COMt: the Telnet Modem
PRIME PURPOSE......  Modem telnet interface utility.
FILE NAME.................  comt.zip   A preliminary beta of the next
version is also available at the same location under file name comt105b.zip
(22,160bytes). You must have an existing version already installed
in order to use this upgrade.
FILE SIZE...................  115,842 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.04      January 1995  A beta upgrade to version
1.05 is also available at the same location under file name comt105b.zip
(22,160 bytes)
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.std.com:   /customers/software/rfdmail
STATUS.....................  Shareware    $US 15.95
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................  A fairly flexible package:  Connect using
IP addresses or host names, selectable terminal type options, baud
rate options, serial port number etc. etc. Limited support for transparent
TCP/IP access to modem pools. Automated installation.
COMMENTS...............  According to this program's developer: . ..
..solution to under powered Windows Telnet client programs. COMt allows
you to use your favorite Windows communications program (i.e., Procomm
Plus for Windows, Crosstalk for Windows, etc.) to communicate over
TCP/IP. COMt does this by installing itself  ahead of the standard
Windows COMM driver (comm.drv), and intercepts accesses to the COM
ports of your choosing, routing them to TCP/IP.  Requests to access
other ports are passed on to the original COMM driver, allowing you
to continue to use those devices. Or in other words, COMt acts as
an interface permitting the terminal emulators in your commercial communications
package to access the Internet.
  Compatible  with Trumpet Winsock. This latest version now works with
CompuServe's WinCIM  version 1.3, although it  will not work with Reflections
(HP). It  comes from the same company which produces RFD Mail and is
deservedly proving to be popular.

20.2
NAME.........................  CSMRLW  (Computer Software Manufaktur
Remote Login for Windows)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telnet (terminal emulator)      [DEMO - Function
or time crippled]
FILE NAME.................  csmrlw31.exe
FILE SIZE...................  429,995 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  3.1    December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.eunet.co.at:     /pub/vendor/csm
STATUS.....................  Demo trial version.
DOCUMENTATION....  On-line help included.
FEATURES................  AT386 / IBM HFT(5151) / IBM 3151 / SCO (Ansi)
terminal emulation. Automatic logon, windows cut and paste support,
ISO to ASCII conversion. Automated installation.
COMMENTS...............  Not tested under Trumpet Winsock, but does
run under a wide variety of other stacks including Chameleon. This
demo version is fully functional, but has a time limit. From Computer
Software Manufaktur GmbH in Austria.

20.3
NAME.........................  EWAN
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telnet (terminal emulator)
FILE NAME.................  ewan1052.zip
FILE SIZE...................  256,032   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.052      January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.lysator.liu.se:   /pub/msdos/windows
  http://www.lysator.liu.se/~zander/ewan.html
STATUS.....................  Freeware. Email support available for governments
and institutions for a fee.
DOCUMENTATION....  Simple startup instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................  ANSI/VT52/VT100 emulation. Automated installation.
Each stored site can have a customized configuration associated with
it.
COMMENTS...............  First released in early 1994 Ewan continues
to be improved by its author and has developed a strong following.
Both ANSI and now VT52 terminal emulation have recently been added.
Window sizing problems found on earlier versions should be fixed now.
A short description on how to create emulations for EWAN is available
in a Windows Write format through the WWW from: http://www.lysator.liu.se/~zande
r/ewan.html

20.4
NAME.........................  NCSA WinTel
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telnet (terminal emulator)
FILE NAME.................  wintelb3.zip
FILE SIZE...................  55,834 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  Unsupported beta 3    1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:   /pub/pc/win3/winsock  (or
mirrors)
STATUS.....................   No charge for use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Minimal, no on-line help.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Not supported, not currently under development.

20.5 (new)
NAME.........................  PowerVT
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telnet (terminal emulator)
FILE NAME.................  vt220.exe
FILE SIZE...................  601,853
LATEST VERSION.....  1.03   January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:   /pub/pc/win3/winsock  (or
mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Commercial demo.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic startup instructions and on-line help
FEATURES................  VT52 / VT100 / VT220 / TTY terminal emulation.
COMMENTS...............  Built in dialer. A replacement for an older
demo program called VT-220.

20.6
NAME.........................  QWS3270 EXTRA
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telnet (terminal emulator)
FILE NAME.................  qws3270.zip   Note: if downloading from
other locations match the file date or size to ensure you are getting
the latest version. Each new release continues to be circulated under
the exact same file name making the different releases hard to distinguish.

FILE SIZE...................  Freeware version: 73,365  bytes
  Shareware version: 102,873 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  Freeware (limited):    3.2e   October 1994
  Shareware:  2.0      November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Freeware: ftp.ccs.queensu.ca:     /pub/msdos/tcpip
  Shareware: ftp.cica.indiana.edu:  /pub/pc/win3/winsock  (or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware   $US 35.00
DOCUMENTATION....  Set-up instructions and on-line help
FEATURES................  Support for IBM 3270 and Tektronix 4010 terminals.
Has 64 character type ahead buffer and support for about a dozen foreign
language  character translation sets, German, Danish, Dutch, French,
Swedish etc.  Full customized keyboard.
COMMENTS...............  Both the Freeware and enhanced (extra) Shareware
versions have been circulated with the same filename, distinguishable
only by file size (without unzipping). The Freeware version is only
being supported  (bug fixes and minor enhancements) for Queens University
faculty and students and is up to version 3.2. The Shareware extra
version started at 1.0 and is now up to 2.0. For the best features


!"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmno
pqrsuvwxyz{|}~
get the newer Shareware version which is being very actively developed
by its author.

20.7
NAME.........................  Tektel
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telnet (terminal emulator)
FILE NAME.................  tektel1b.zip
FILE SIZE...................  56,826 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1b  June 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:     /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Public Domain
DOCUMENTATION....  Limited, no on-line help
FEATURES................  Tektronix T4010 terminal emulation.
COMMENTS...............  Written in Visual Basic (requires VBRUN300.DLL,
not included, but widely available and often bundled with other programs).

20.8
NAME.........................  Trumpet Telnet
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telnet (terminal emulator)
FILE NAME.................  ttel0_07.zip
FILE SIZE...................  29,639
LATEST VERSION.....  .07 alpha     September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.trumpet.com.au:        /ftp/pub/beta/trmptel
STATUS.....................  Currently copyright Freeware, but eventually
Shareware.
DOCUMENTATION....  None.
FEATURES................  A basic VT100 now with cut & paste, font control
etc.
COMMENTS...............  From Peter Tattam.

20.9
NAME.........................  UNIBOL/Desktop Terminal
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telnet (terminal emulator)     [DEMO - Function
or time crippled]
FILE NAME.................  unitel.zip
FILE SIZE...................  559,815 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.3     December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.unibol.com:     /pub/demo
STATUS.....................  Demo trial version with an expiry date.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up and on-line help.
FEATURES................  VT100/Uniboll100  emulation. Record/playback
script capability to automate sessions, keyboard re-mapping, dual character
set support.
COMMENTS...............  Full featured demo from Unibol Ltd. Compatible
with a variety of stacks including Trumpet. This can be a difficult
site to access.

20.10
NAME.........................  UW Term
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telnet (terminal emulator)
FILE NAME.................  See comments below.
FILE SIZE...................  Approximately  20 files,  1,261,000  bytes.
LATEST VERSION.....  .97g     November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftphost.cac.washington.edu:      /pub/winsock/uwterm_0.97g
STATUS.....................  Freeware.
DOCUMENTATION....  Good, but no on-line help.
FEATURES................  VT52/VT100/VT200 emulation. Automated installation.
Features include: adjustable colors, fonts,  save & restore of configurations,
autologin. Multiple terminals can be active simultaneously.
COMMENTS...............  Available only as a cluster of files in a directory,
all of  which should  be downloaded. Some of the files such as  vbrun300.dl_
may create duplicates  on your system and can be deleted after installation
if you already have an existing equivalent version in a path directory.
Slightly customized for intended use at the University of Washington
and outside use is not supported by the author. Note: according to
the author, this program does NOT work properly with Trumpet Winsock
1.0a OR the newer Trumpet 1.0b beta 6.  No information on compatibility
with more recent Trumpet releases such as 2.0.

20.11
NAME.........................  VT-220 for Workgroups
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telnet (terminal emulator)
FILE NAME.................  vt220.exe
FILE SIZE...................  552,388 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.5  May 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  bode.ee.ualberta.ca:     /pub/dos/win3/winsock
STATUS.....................  Demo copy provided for evaluation purposes
only.
DOCUMENTATION....  Negligible, no on-line help
FEATURES................  VT52 / VT100 / VT220 terminal emulation. Automated
setup.
COMMENTS...............  For latest pricing etc., e-mail: [e-mail]
(Dart Communications).
  This older program has now been replaced by PowerVT listed elsewhere
in this section.

20.12
NAME.........................  YAWTEL
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telnet (terminal emulator)
FILE NAME.................  yawtel02.zip
FILE SIZE...................  12,024 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  .2 beta  July 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors).
STATUS.....................  No charge for now while being developed.

DOCUMENTATION....  Negligible, no on-line help in this early version.
FEATURES................  A VT100 emulator
COMMENTS...............  This package was  designed with Mosaic in mind.
Use caution since this program is being released for testing purposes
and is apparently at a very early stage in development and can be expected
to be buggy, but the author will appreciate feedback.

For Telnet see also WinQVT in the Mail and News section.

21.  TCP / IP
Things primarily for network groupies. Modem users can fast forward.
TCP/IP = Transmission Control Protocol/Internet Protocol. This is the
networking standard used by the Internet for the transfer of data packets.
It's a standard which essentially allows two computers to talk to each
other.

21.1
NAME.........................  Internet-Connect
PRIME PURPOSE......  TCP/IP networking package
FILE NAME.................  inetv21.zip
FILE SIZE...................  954,584    bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.1  February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  cais.com:     /pub/lvuong
STATUS.....................  Evaluation copy.
DOCUMENTATION....  Extensive installation and use information.
FEATURES................  Full support for SLIP/CSLIP/PPP. PPP has client
and server modes, userid/password authentication (UPAP), dynamic address
assignment etc. There is a Windows based dialer with scripting and
terminal emulation utility and Windows based automatic installation
program.  For developers there is Winsock API trace, Winsock developers
kit, SLIP and PPP data trace etc.
COMMENTS...............  This  very full featured package is intended
to provide a powerful platform primarily oriented towards network professionals
and developers.

21.2
NAME.........................  Microsoft TCP/IP-32 for Windows For Workgroups
3.11a
PRIME PURPOSE......  TCP/IP networking package
FILE NAME.................  WFWT32.EXE
FILE SIZE...................  Approximately 678,000 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  3.11a   November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.microsoft.com:     /peropsys/windows/public/tcpip
STATUS.....................  No charge.
DOCUMENTATION....  Primitive, but requires little. It installs as a
protocol in Network Setup.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Runs only in Windows For Workgroups. For network
users. Includes the Microsoft Winsock and a few clients such as Telnet,
Ping and FTP. This update has just been released to fix bugs.

22.   TELE-CONFERENCING: VIDEO AND WHITEBOARDS

22.1
NAME.........................  CU-SeeMe
PRIME PURPOSE......  One way / two way / multiple video(!) conferencing.
FILE NAME.................  cuseeme.zip
FILE SIZE...................  122,054 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  W.34b4      August 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  gated.cornell.edu:    /pub/video/PC.CU-SeeMeW0.34b4
STATUS.....................  Free.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
A Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) document is also available from
the same location under the name CU-SeeMe.FAQ. Further info on reflector
sites is available through the WWW from: http://www.ludvigsen.dhhalden.no/webdoc
/video.html
FEATURES................    4-bit grayscale video at 160x120 pixels.
Audio for the PC not available yet, but being worked on.
COMMENTS...............  This was originally created for the Macintosh
platform but is now available for both. It is under considerable development
effort and this latest release seems considerably more stable than
its predecessors. Even if you don't have the capability to send, there
are several  reflector sites available where you can use this package
to sneak a peek. The low data transfer speeds on modem connections
are a big problem, but this is nevertheless interesting. Try it!

22.2 (new)
NAME.........................  Insitu Conference
PRIME PURPOSE......  Document conferencing software
FILE NAME.................  iconf10.zip
FILE SIZE...................  1,389,994 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0   January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.std.com:    /vendors/insitu/demo
STATUS.....................  30 day demo. Commercial price starting
at $US 269 for a single user with volume price breaks.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................  OLE 2.0 compliant. Shared whiteboard allows
group editing of any document or image.  Integrated voice link (currently
one to one only) through Microsoft/Intel TAPI standard.  Automated
installation. Some features are crippled in this demo version.
COMMENTS...............  From Insitu Inc.

22.3
NAME.........................  NCSA Audible Collage for Microsoft Windows
PRIME PURPOSE......  Multi-platform collaboration tool.
FILE NAME.................  col_12b1.zip
FILE SIZE...................  203,546 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.2 beta 1   December 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  No mention of any charges.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation and start up instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Collage is a whiteboard program which allows
users to collaborate and share data across the three supported platforms:
X-Windows workstations, Apple Macintosh systems, and Windows systems.
You must have a Macintosh or an X-Windows workstation running a server
in order to use the network collaboration capabilities. Interesting.

23.  TIME LOGS
If you've just gotten the bill from your Internet provider and you're
having serious breathing problems, you might want to look at the programs
in this section.

23.1
NAME.........................  SLIP db
PRIME PURPOSE......  Connection time and cost log.
FILE NAME.................  slipdb10.zip
FILE SIZE...................  426,014
LATEST VERSION.....  1.01    September  1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ollc.mta.ca:    /pub/slip
  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:     /pub/pc/win3/winsock
STATUS.....................  Shareware $CDN 30.00
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................  Automated installation. SLIP db records the
date and time of each connect and disconnect from your Internet service
provider. It calculates elapsed time and figures out a cost based on
a per minute charge. The program has a browse mode that lets you see
a log of your calls, print a report, and delete records.
COMMENTS...............  A nice all purpose SLIP bean counter. This
program is specifically designed to work with a SLIP dialup connection
such as is provided by Trumpet Winsock.

23.2
NAME.........................  UpTime for Windows 3.1
PRIME PURPOSE......  Connection time log.
FILE NAME.................  uptime.zip
FILE SIZE...................  3,337
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0    October 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/util  (or
mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Copyright, but no mention of any charges
for use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic startup and usage info.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Very simple utility designed to track session
logon time. Primarily intended for use with a dialup SLIP connection
but not limited to that. Requires that you have the Visual Basic module
vbrun300.dll (not included) on your system.

See also ModemSta in the Modem Accessories section.

24.  TIME SYNCHRONIZERS
Is the clock on your PC always wrong? Too lazy to be bothered resetting
it? Heres the solution! These packages can access your local  Internet
server (and  others) and compare their time settings to your PC, and
either report the difference or, if you choose,  do an automatic update
for you. Features and operation vary somewhat from package to package.
For most users synchronization with your local server is more than
adequate for most purposes. If you have a critical requirement and
are not satisfied with the accuracy of your local server, an atomic
clock is available for access at location:   time-A.timefreq.bldrdoc.gov
(132.163.135.130).  A detailed list of other high precision sites is
found in the document clock.txt available by FTP from location: louie.udel.edu
in directory /pub/ntp/doc.

24.1
NAME.........................  NTTardis    [Windows NT version]
PRIME PURPOSE......  Time synchronizer
FILE NAME.................  nttardis.zip
FILE SIZE...................  53,795 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0    September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/nt  (or mirrors).

STATUS.....................  Shareware    $US 20
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up documentation.
FEATURES................  The Tardis Server for Windows NT implements
RFC 868 (TCP only, no UDP).  It acts as both a RFC 868 server and client.
i.e. It can get the time from a timeserver with the correct time
and then make the correct time available to local clients. Can run
in the background checking at defined intervals. Contains an adjustable
maximum adjustment filter.
COMMENTS...............  Other than the fact that both packages come
from Demon country across the ocean, and they have similar names, this
package has nothing in common with the Tardis, the Windows 3.1 version,
listed below. Appears to be different authors.

24.2
NAME.........................  Tardis
PRIME PURPOSE......  Time synchronizer
FILE NAME.................  tardis2a.zip
FILE SIZE...................  36,602  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.0a  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors).
STATUS.....................  Shareware $US 20, site license $US 40
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................  Can run in the background checking at defined
intervals. Contains an variable maximum adjustment filter.
COMMENTS...............  Well done. A noticeably improved version from
the first release. I was particularly impressed with the author's simple
solution to the time zone problem this time around (a notable problem
in the first release). Authors of other similar programs should emulate
(steal) this idea. An excellent first choice for a time client.

24.3
NAME.........................  Timesync
PRIME PURPOSE......  Time synchronizer
FILE NAME.................  tsync1_8.zip
FILE SIZE...................  399,725 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.8      July 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftphost.cac.washington.edu:     /pub/winsock
STATUS.....................  Public domain.
DOCUMENTATION....  Setup instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Automated setup. Timesync is a simple Winsock
app that sets your PC's clock to match the time on a remote host.
The remote host must be provide the UNIX time service on port 37 (timesync
does NOT use NTP).  This should make the time setting accurate to at
least 1 second.

24.4
NAME.........................  Windows Time Client
PRIME PURPOSE......  Time synchronizer.
FILE NAME.................  wstim101.zip
FILE SIZE...................  86,527
LATEST VERSION.....  1.01   August 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  sunsite.unc.edu:         /pub/micro/pc-stuff/ms
windows/winsock/apps
  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:        /pub/pc/win3/winsock
STATUS.....................  Freeware,  all source code included.
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................  Last five time servers accessed are added
to host menu for easy access.  Option to modify local system's time
or simply report time
  returned from the time server.  TCP or UDP connection option.
COMMENTS...............  This package can access your local  Internet
server (and  others) and compare your PC to their time settings, and
either report the difference or, if you choose,  do the automatic update
for you. Tested only on Trumpet Winsock, but should work on most stacks.
A basic program with very limited features and options. There are better
available.

24.5
NAME.........................  WinSNTP
PRIME PURPOSE......  Time synchronizer.
FILE NAME.................  wsntp15f.zip
FILE SIZE...................  157,926 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.5f    November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  sunsite.unc.edu:        /pub/micro/pc-stuff/ms
windows/winsock/apps
  louie.udel.edu:        /pub/ntp
STATUS.....................  Shareware   $US  25
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................  Will operate over a wide range of different
network connections from SLIP to high speed local area networks. WinSNTP
can periodically poll the NTP server in order to keep the PC clock
accurate within a configurable limit.  Programmable daylight savings
time cut over.
COMMENTS...............  This program is an implementation of the Simple
Network Time Protocol (SNTP) and is designed to keep a computer clock
synchronized to the correct time with a very high degree of accuracy
for critical applications.  Requires access to an NTP server. A 32
bit Windows NT version is under development.

25.  WAIS - Wide Area Information Server
The Wide Area Information Server (WAIS) project was initially started
by Thinking Machines, Apple Computer, and Dow Jones News Retrieval.
It is now being operated by the Clearinghouse for Networked Information
Discovery and Retrieval. There are about 300 servers available world
wide as part of the network. WAIS is an information search system which
has never became very popular. In addition to these specific clients,
WAIS searches can also be done through WWW browsers which is perhaps
why development of  WAIS clients seems to have stopped.

25.1
NAME.........................  EINet WinWAIS
PRIME PURPOSE......  WAIS search client
FILE NAME.................  EWAIS204.ZIP
FILE SIZE...................  1,451,068 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.04    June 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.einet.net:    /einet/pc
STATUS.....................  Shareware $US 35.00 after 30 day evaluation
period.
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup instructions and some on-line help included.
FEATURES................  Automated installation procedure. Two graphics
viewers (gfxVIEW and winECJ) included, or can be configured to use
your own.
COMMENTS...............

25.2
NAME.........................  USGS WinWAIS  (US Geological Survey WAIS
for Windows)
PRIME PURPOSE......  WAIS search client
FILE NAME.................  wwais24.exe
FILE SIZE...................  591,071 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.4   March 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  wais.com:    /pub/freeware/dos
STATUS.....................  Free
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions and on-line help included and
includes simple basic instructions/examples on how to use.
FEATURES................  Automated installation procedure. Includes
a separate optional SLIP dialer, and a VT100 telnet application.
COMMENTS...............  No graphics viewers included.  See also the
listing for the separate SLIP dialer, WAIS Dialer, in the Telephone
Dialers section.

25.3
NAME.........................  WAIS Manager
PRIME PURPOSE......  WAIS search client
FILE NAME.................  waisman3.zip
FILE SIZE...................  851,085 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  3.1   June 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cnidr.org:     /pub/NIDR.tools/wais/pc/windows
STATUS.....................  Free for non-commercial purposes
DOCUMENTATION....  Includes startup instructions and on-line help.
COMMENTS...............  If using the DOS program pkunzip, use the
d option when unzipping this file to create  proper subdirectories,
i.e. pkunzip -d waisman3.zip.  According to information in a recent
newsgroup posting this program is apparently no longer supported by
its author.

26.  WEBSTER DICTIONARY
For on-line spell checking or looking up word definitions, here's a
unique Winsock program.

26.1
NAME.........................  WinWebster
PRIME PURPOSE......  A Webster client for accessing a network Webster
dictionary server.
FILE NAME.................  wwebst06.zip
FILE SIZE...................  39,365  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  .6    December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  stoner.eps.mcgill.ca:     /pub/windows/winsock
STATUS.....................  PostcardWare - send a postcard to the author.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic installation and start-up instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Written by Steeve McCauley. To use this, or
even to find out if it's even usable on your local server you'll have
to talk to your local support people for server and port information.
There is one globally accessible site at:
  webster.cs.indiana.edu    port 2627

27.  WHOIS
Whois clients use the Whois protocol for looking up people, hosts,
and organizations  in the database kept by the Network Information
Center (NIC) at SRI  International or at other Whois servers.  The
information available is  limited.

27.1
NAME.........................  WinWhois
PRIME PURPOSE......  Whois identification.
FILE NAME.................  winwhois.zip
FILE SIZE...................  37,877 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.1   September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try  ftp.sunet.se:     /pub/pc/windows/winsock/apps/winwhoi
s
STATUS.....................  Copyrighted,  but no mention of any charges.

DOCUMENTATION....  Minimal. There is a brief explanation of the protocol
and how to use it, but there are no installation instructions or on
line help.  Some additional information is available from the default
server by doing a Whois search on the word help.
FEATURES................  This version has a history feature, which
saves up to the last 10 servers looked up in an ini file.
COMMENTS...............

27.2
NAME.........................  WinWhois 32     [Windows NT version ]
PRIME PURPOSE......  Whois identification.
FILE NAME.................  whois32.zip
FILE SIZE...................  24,656 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  Beta version 1    May 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:   /pub/pc/win3/winsock  (or
mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Copyrighted,  but no mention of any charges.
DOCUMENTATION....  Minimal
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  A 32 bit  version of this program for Windows
NT by Larry Kahn. It does appear to work with regular Windows 3.1 with
a Win32s upgrade.

Also see the section on Finger clients for programs which also have
Whois clients built in..

28.  WORLD WIDE WEB BROWSERS, etc.
Less than a year ago the only Web browsers available were Cello (feature
poor) and Mosaic (buggy rich). Since then we have seen the release
of a limited demo version  of Air Mosaic and free versions of Netscape,
WinWeb and others. Each newcomer has its fans and its critics and none
is ideal. We have choices we lacked before and the competition between
them will provide a rapid evolution of features.   From a user point
of view it's kind of like going to an ice cream store and one day finding
to your surprise that instead of just vanilla they now have all of
these different wonderful flavors to choose from. It may still be ice
cream, but it's different and its better.

What's the most popular Web browser? If you were to go to a bookstore
and read through sections in books devoted to Web browsers you would
form the firm conviction that Mosaic is THE Browser to have, an overwhelming
favorite on the Internet. Unfortunately, while this was true 6 months
ago when such books were being written, there has been a dramatic change
since then. Numerous bugs in Mosaic, long intervals between new versions,
and the annoyance of having to install Microsoft's Win32s 32 bit extension
in order to run any recent versions of Mosaic by themselves would not
have been sufficient for it's fall in popularity if not for the appearance
of this variety of competing products.  The current most popular Windows
browser in use is now Netscape, released by former Mosaic developers.
This popularity was noted in Jayfar's survey (http://www.netaxs.com/~jayfar/surs
ays.html)
where Netscape was also the most popular Macintosh browser. Although
the sample size is small and there is no claim of scientific accuracy,
the results do tend to be confirmed by Newsgroup postings. Questions,
discussions and controversy centered on Netscape dominate the postings.
More recently however the new browser InternetWorks has been drawing
attention.............

28.1
NAME.........................  AIR Mosaic
PRIME PURPOSE......  World Wide Web (WWW) Browser     [DEMO - Function
or time crippled]
FILE NAME.................  AMOSDEMO.EXE
FILE SIZE...................  1,003,793 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.1    October 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.spry.com:     vendor/spry/demo/AirMosaicDemo
STATUS.....................  Demo trial version.
DOCUMENTATION....  On-line help file included.
FEATURES................  Customizable toolbars, pre-configured hot
lists, user definable hot lists, full screen kiosk mode, etc. Automated
installation looks for an already installed Winsock stack (such as
Trumpet).  Program includes its own nullsock.dll file for offline viewing.
COMMENTS...............  This is a fully functional demo except for
the fact that it will only allow for the viewing of up to 6 external
documents. The first release versions had image display flaws but these
have now been corrected. Spry has done a good job in reacting to bug
problems and posting fixed versions. The uncrippled 16 bit version
is available for $US 29.95.  A 32 bit version of this program for that
price would be more desirable.

28.2
NAME.........................  Cello
PRIME PURPOSE......  World Wide Web (WWW) Browser
FILE NAME.................  cello.zip   (Watch out for older versions
with the same file name - match file size if  downloading from other
locations)
FILE SIZE...................  328,429 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.01a      March 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.law.cornell.edu:     /pub/LII/Cello
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  A basic WWW viewer, far easier to run than
Mosaic, although it doesn't have all the features. What it does have
is fewer bugs, and it is far less demanding on your systems resources.
Getting quite a bit dated and stale now, a new version has been imminent
for some time................

28.3
NAME.........................  InternetWorks Lite
PRIME PURPOSE......  WWW Browser
FILE NAME.................  beta7.exe
FILE SIZE...................  2,239,530  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  Beta 7     February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.booklink.com:     /lite
STATUS.....................  Demo preview version. Full commercial version
with working mail, news and yellow pages available for $US 99 from
Booklink (which has just been purchased by America On Line (AOL)).
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................  Automated installation. Multitasking support
with separate windows created for each activity. No news yet in this
version.
COMMENTS...............  The browsers background color (which will
be white on most machines) is tied to Windows desktop settings and
is not separately adjustable. Similar to Mosaic Netscape text is displayed
first allowing you to begin reading immediately while the graphics
are then retrieved. The default pages provided are primarily menu driven
and easy to use. The demo version works with SLIP only - there is no
PPP support. This program is becoming increasingly more impressive
with each new release. A good alternative to Netscape.

28.4 (new)
NAME.........................  Microsoft Internet Assistant For Word
(Word 6.0 extension)
PRIME PURPOSE......  HTML editor and WWW browser (Based on the InternetWorks
browser from Booklink.)
FILE NAME.................  wordia.exe
FILE SIZE...................  1,173,180
LATEST VERSION.....  beta
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.microsoft.com:     /deskapps/word/winword-public/ia
STATUS.....................  Not mentioned, but I believe it will be
freely available to licensed users of MS Word.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start-up info and on-line help.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Nearing final release, this is Microsoft's
entry into the HTML document creation market. This template also gives
Word capability as a Web browser to access WWW sites. It is fairly
basic and represents no threat to other existing major Web browsers.
You must have MS Word 6.0 in order to install and use this. This template
provides another example of how Microsoft has succeeded in turning
Word into the industry leader in word processing, on or off the Internet.
Besides this, there are now at least half a dozen Shareware and Freeware
HTML add-on creation templates available for MS Word, but I have not
seen a single one yet for its competitors WordPerfect or Ami Pro.
  Note: This program will only work with North American versions of
Word 6.0a and only on Windows 3.1 at the moment. Once installed it
turned Word on my machine into a real pig for low level (DOS 640K)
memory which created problems when trying to open other applications.
Keep in mind that it is after all just a preliminary beta release...............
....

28.5
NAME.........................  NCSA Mosaic (16 bit)
PRIME PURPOSE......  World Wide Web (WWW) Browser
FILE NAME.................  wmos20a2.zip
FILE SIZE...................  243,749 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.0 alpha 2    March 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu:    /Web/Mosaic/Windows/old
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Good
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Regular 16 bit version only. This is the final
release for a 16 bit Windows 3.1 version.  No further development planned
for this version. Not compatible  with WFW 3.11. See 32 bit version
below. NCSA = National Center for Supercomputing Applications.

28.6
NAME.........................  NCSA Mosaic    [Windows 3.1 with Win32s,
or Windows NT]
PRIME PURPOSE......  World Wide Web (WWW) Browser
FILE NAME.................  mos20a9.exe   (self extracting)
FILE SIZE...................  947,877
LATEST VERSION.....  2.0 alpha 9    January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu:     /Web/Mosaic/Windows
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation and setup  instructions included.  On
line help is precisely that,  downloaded from the NCSA server as required
and thus only available to you when you are logged on.
FEATURES................  Addition of Tables and a number of new tags,
stand alone mode which does not require a winsock.dll on your system.
This new version alpha 9 also now displays text before downloading
inline images similar to what Netscape does. New right mouse button
menu options.
COMMENTS...............  This new version requires a special OLE compatible
version of Win32s which must be installed on your system before installing
this newer version of Mosaic. Details on it in the Miscellaneous Non
Winsock/ Win32s section much further down this listing. Fortunately
your existing .ini file will be retained with this installation so
you won't have to re-edit all over again to add viewers. This new version
may not run well if you only have 4 meg RAM memory.
  Note: When trying to run the alpha 8 version of Mosaic if you get
one of the following errors: " Win32s. Initialization of dll failed.
Process is terminating abnormally" or "Unexpected DOS error 21" change
the international settings of Windows (with control panel) to show
language "English (American)" and NOT Finnish or Swedish or Norwegian
etc. This solution comes from a news posting by Timo Juntunen in Finland
who noticed that most of the bug reports were coming from Scandinavia
and concluded that the problem was somehow language related. Nice bit
of detective work. I'm not sure if this has been fixed in alpha 9.
Anyone?
  Note: When running the alpha 9 version if you get an error message
concerning msvcrt20.dll not working, check your system to see if you
have more than one copy/version of this file. You'll have to experiment
by temporarily removing one at a time to see if the remaining one works.
A typical Mosaic glitch.

28.7
NAME.........................  Netscape   (Mozilla)
PRIME PURPOSE......  WWW Browser
FILE NAME.................  ns16-100.exe [Windows 3.1]
  ns32-092.zip [Windows NT]
FILE SIZE...................  706,929   and 328,867  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0N (16 bit public beta version)   December 1994.
  .92 (32 bit version) November 1994   [Windows NT]
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.mcom.com:    /pub/netscape/windows  [Windows
3.1]
  ftp.digital.com:     /pub/net/infosys/Netscape   [Windows 3.1]
  budman.cmdl.noaa.gov:    /RMWNTUG/software/Winsock  [Windows NT]
STATUS.....................  Free for use by students or employees in
non-profit companies. All others may use this for an evaluation period
only before paying the registration fee. There is no time limit specified
on the evaluation period.
DOCUMENTATION....  Minimal with the package. Most of the information
is available literally on-line from the home site.
FEATURES................  Features document interaction (work on a document)
before the entire document is downloaded. Capable of accessing multiple
servers simultaneously. Optimized to run on 14.4 kbps modems.  Internal
support for JPEG image format. The ability to use Netscape server/client
software to securely send credit card information over the Internet
will help to speed the commercialization and development of the Internet.
COMMENTS...............  Netscape has many features which have made
it popular. It is also perhaps unique amongst browsers in not being
able to vary the background gray color. This package has become very
controversial because its developers have implemented some advanced
HTML (Hyper Text Markup Language) capabilities such as text flowing
around images, control over font sizes and centering. Unfortunately,
these features are not part of the current HTML standard and are not
necessarily going to be part of the next standards update. Documents
specifically created with these features, although pleasing to view
on Netscape, will not properly be displayed on the many other browsers.
This program incidentally was written from scratch by the developers.
The choice of Mosaic Netscape as the initial name was unfortunate and
incorrectly implied a connection with the NCSA Mosaic browser. The
company name has now been changed to Netscape Communications Corporation.
  Note: A commercial version of this program will be released shortly
for an estimated list price of $US 39. Although the code is essentially
the same, the commercial version apparently will come with a printed
manual and technical support. A version of the Netscape browser will
also be offered by MCI communications as one of the software packages
it will be selling as part of its new Internet service recently announced.

  Security: As of version beta .93 Netscape implemented a new RSA based
security feature in its browser. Secure connections to a server (where
available) must be addressed with a URL beginning "https" instead of
"http". The key icon displayed in the lower left hand corner of their
browser screen appears broken into two pieces during normal unsecured
connections, and in one solid piece during secure connections. You
can test making secure connections to the Netscape home page through
the following accesses:
  https://home.mcom.com/info/security-overview.html
  https://home1.mcom.com
  Needless to say, this security feature only works with the Netscape
browser and server combination at present.
  Additional files: At the Netscape home site ftp.mcom.com in directory
/unsupported/windows is the file mozilize.exe and mozilize.txt. Mozilize
is a experimental DOS program for converting NCSA Mosaic ini (bookmark)
files to Netscape bookmarks. I guess this is for anyone considering
dumping Mosaic and going over to Netscape - those Netscape people are
so thoughtful! These programs are not supported.
  Recommended

28.8 (new)
NAME.........................  Quarterdeck Mosaic
PRIME PURPOSE......  WWW Browser
FILE NAME.................  qmzip2.exe
FILE SIZE...................  936,384
LATEST VERSION.....  Beta 2. February 1995 pre-release
AVAILABLE FROM.....  http://www.qdeck.com   There is a registration
process of submitting basic information such as your name and email
address.
STATUS.....................  Evaluation copy, expires May 16,1995
DOCUMENTATION....  Complete instructions and online help
FEATURES................  Multiple windows/multithreading. Global history
list logs all sites visited during the last number of days (configurable)
allowing easy return to an interesting site. Drag and drop file cabinet/hotlist.
Gopher and FTP supported, but mail news and telnet have not yet been
implemented. Movable toolbar. Automated installation.
COMMENTS...............  From Quarterdeck Office Systems Inc., this
WWW browser has been completely written from scratch. It is a very
impressive first release - good documentation, easy configuration,
and an extensive listing of known bugs and features not yet implemented.
The default white desktop background is configurable to other colors.
Inline image support has not yet been implemented.

28.9
NAME.........................  SETMOS
PRIME PURPOSE......  Configuration set up utility for NCSA Mosaic .
FILE NAME.................  smosaic.zip
FILE SIZE...................  349,321 bytes  The program itself is actually
very small, but the zip file does contain the obligatory vbrun300.dll
standard visual basic file. You probably have at least half a dozen
duplicates of this scattered across your system already if youve installed
any number of Shareware packages.
LATEST VERSION.....  1.2 alpha    September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors).
STATUS.....................  Nothing stated.
DOCUMENTATION....  Negligible.
FEATURES................  Automated installation.
COMMENTS...............  This program is designed to simplify the traditionally
cumbersome process of configuring the mosaic.ini file with all the
necessary viewers and connection info required. The information which
you input into a simple window screen is fed back and used to automatically
update the corresponding sections in mosaic.ini. Although this program
is very straightforward, the  lack of documentation is initially disconcerting.
The author Rod Potter does mention that you should use the official
Mosaic documentation to understand and determine your settings. This
program represents a good idea, fairly well executed.

28.10
NAME.........................  SlipKnot   (NOT Winsock - operates on
UNIX shell)
PRIME PURPOSE......  WWW Browser
FILE NAME.................  slnot100.zip
FILE SIZE...................  1,193,552   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0     November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/win3/internet
STATUS.....................  Shareware. $US 29 for USA, Canada, Japan,
Western Europe. $US 20 elsewhere. 10% of all fees are donated to refugee
relief.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up information and on-line help.
FEATURES................  Up to 5 different documents can be displayed
on the screen simultaneously. You can ask for the retrieval of many
documents, and these requests will be queued up to be activated one
by-one. For functionality reasons only X and Y protocol downloads are
supported, and not Z. You are allowed to switch between WWW and your
UNIX terminal session (except when downloading documents). You can
choose not to retrieve the pictures embedded inside documents and speed
up the downloading process significantly.  Then, if you change your
mind, ask SlipKnot to get the same document with the    pictures.
COMMENTS...............  An interesting and innovative program, a WWW
browser which uses Windows, but not Winsock or Slip. It is designed
for modem users with ordinary dial-up UNIX shell accounts. It does
require a 386 processor or better and at least 4 meg of RAM.  As well,
your service provider must have certain software on the server (e.g.
lynx). It has not yet been tested on Windows NT. Current version does
not support some features like Forms or Authentication and will not
access Gopher at present. Released by MicroMind. This is the first
release and there are some problems, but nonetheless a unique and very
welcome addition to browser ranks.
  NOTE: An interim upgrade to version 1.05 is available from interport.net
under file name snup105.zip (221,277 bytes). Place the unzipped file
in the directory /slipknot/download. Make sure that the SlipKnot program
is shut down and then click on the "new" icon in the slipknot program
group (created during the original installation of version 1.0) which
will launch the installation process. A new version 1.1 is imminent
and some of the documentation with this 1.05 upgrade has already been
changed to reflect the imminent 1.1 release. These instructions are
from the developer Peter Brooks.

2.11
NAME.........................  WinWeb
PRIME PURPOSE......  World Wide Web (WWW) Browser
FILE NAME.................  winweb.zip
FILE SIZE...................  598,873 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0A2.1.1    December 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.einet.net:    /einet/pc
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Documentation somewhat weak - there is provision
for on-line help but none included with this current version.
FEATURES................  This latest version now supports loading local
documents and reading them offline. All that's required is a winsock.dll
file which the program can locate (e.g. Trumpet Winsock).
COMMENTS...............  A new addition to the ranks of WWW browsers.
This installs easily and should run well even on less powerful machines
with only 4 meg.  Flexible cache can automatically adjust to use any
additional memory available.  The current version of WinWeb does not
contain any way to launch  Telnet or WAIS clients.

29. X.500 (DUA) CLIENTS
From the help file in WaX500: "X.500 is an international standard for
providing on-line directory services. The easiest way to think about
X.500 is as a world-wide, distributed, electronic, telephone book.
The X.500 Directory can contain information about people, organizations,
documents, and just about anything else. At the present time, there
is a pilot world-wide X.500 Directory in which the information available
is mostly about people and organizations."

29.1
NAME.........................  piXie
PRIME PURPOSE......  X.500 DUA (Directory User Agent)
FILE NAME.................  pixie22b.zip
FILE SIZE...................  194,165
LATEST VERSION.....  2.2b   January 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try:  ns.uab.es:    /pub/msdos/X500
STATUS.....................  Free for non-commercial purposes.
DOCUMENTATION....  Fairly comprehensive with on-line help.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Should also work with OS2 and Windows NT.

29.2
NAME.........................  Swix
PRIME PURPOSE......  X.500 DUA (Directory User Agent)
FILE NAME.................  swix21.exe
FILE SIZE...................  223,955 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.1    November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.umu.se:    /pub/pc/swix
STATUS.....................  Public Domain.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............

29.3
NAME.........................  WaX500
PRIME PURPOSE......  X.500 DUA (Directory User Agent)
FILE NAME.................  waxr202b.zip
FILE SIZE...................  458,584 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.02 beta   January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  terminator.rs.itd.umich.edu:    /x500/wax500
STATUS.....................  Copyright.
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup instructions and on-line help included.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  A Mac version is also available from the same
site.

29.4
NAME.........................   Windows Directory User Agent (WDUA32)
PRIME PURPOSE......  X.500 DUA (Directory User Agent)
FILE NAME.................  wduainst.exe
FILE SIZE...................  718,961 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  Release 2.0B     June 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.sunet.se:    /pub/x500/windows-dua
STATUS.....................  Not stated.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up documentation and on-line help.
FEATURES................  Automated installation. Both 16 and 32 bit
versions included.
COMMENTS...............

NON WINSOCK UTILITIES

Viewers, decoders,  modem accessories, etc., these general purpose
items are often used in conjunction with Winsock applications and are
listed here for convenience.

40. DECODERS - BinHex, MIME, UU, and XX
UU (Unix-to-Unix) encoders/decoders convert 8 bit binary files ( which
most are, such as zip, exe, com, gif, jpg, and wav files) to 7 bit
ASCII text files (or vice versa). And, you ask, why would we want to
do that? Well, we dont, but we have to because the Internet forces
us to do it. The archaic Internet Mail and News systems were designed
to handle only ASCII text format. To send anything else, such as a
graphics image, a spreadsheet or a compressed zip file we have to convert
these from their natural 8 bit state to 7 bit text which can then
be mailed or posted. The process will of course have to be reversed
at the other end to convert the file back to its natural and usable
format. XX, MIME and BinHex are other processes for doing the same
thing as UU through their own methods. MIME (Multipurpose Internet
Mail Extensions) is a newer Internet standard most frequently used
in email programs to send attached documents or programs. It is newer,
superior to, and should quickly replace UU in the email area. UU will
continue to totally dominate the newsgroups. BinHex is an encoder format
for the Mac world.  All of these different formats are of course not
compatible with each other - silly of you to ask.

40.1
NAME.........................  PC BinHex   [DOS]
PRIME PURPOSE......  BinHex encoder/decoder
FILE NAME.................  binhex13.zip
FILE SIZE...................  45,638  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.3  March 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/msdos/mac
STATUS.....................  Not mentioned.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic information.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This is from the University of Minnesota. Compatible
with the Macintosh version of BinHex.

40.2
NAME.........................  UU     [DOS]
PRIME PURPOSE......  UU Decoder.
FILE NAME.................  uu33.zip
FILE SIZE...................  31,165 bytes   (Unzipped the actual program
is only 8,917 bytes - the rest is  all documentation).
LATEST VERSION.....  3.3   November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.io.com:      /pub/usr/zboray/coding
STATUS.....................  Freeware
DOCUMENTATION....  Very extensive.
FEATURES................  This program can be used on as little as an
8086/8088 and down to DOS 2.0.
COMMENTS...............  From author Ben Jos Walbeehm this is one of
the best UUdecoders money cant buy. A very compact and very fast DOS
program capable of sorting through and decoding  files UUencoded by
a wide variety of other packages. It is capable of dealing with some
of the variations and glitches sometimes found. As much as I hate DOS,
the ability to go into a directory where I have downloaded a large
number of encoded files and just type uu *.* and  watch it finish spitting
out the viewable files in seconds makes this indispensable.  It's great
for chomping through Trumpet News archive folders (.mfl) and decoding
and putting together coded files and pictures which have been archived
from newsgroups.

40.3
NAME.........................  UUCODE
PRIME PURPOSE......  UU and XX Encoder/decoder
FILE NAME.................  uucod314.zip
FILE SIZE...................  177,030
LATEST VERSION.....  3.1.4     July 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try: disabuse.demon.co.uk:     /pub/ibmpc/windows/uue
STATUS.....................  Shareware  $US 10. Manual and latest version
add $US 6.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................  Supports UU and XX.
COMMENTS...............  UUCODE requires a minimum of a 386 processor.
From Sabasoft Inc.

40.4
NAME.........................  UNMACIT  (UNSIT and UNHQX)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Mac BinHex (HQX) decoder and file decompression
(SIT)
FILE NAME.................  unmacit.zip
FILE SIZE...................  64,434   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  N/A
AVAILABLE FROM.....  disabuse.demon.co.uk:     /pub/ibmpc/unmacit
STATUS.....................  Freeware
DOCUMENTATION....  Introductory comments only.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  A pair of no frills Windows programs for decoding
and decompressing Macintosh formats.

40.5
NAME.........................  Wincode
PRIME PURPOSE......  Encoder/decoder.
FILE NAME.................  wncode26.zip
FILE SIZE...................  266,083
LATEST VERSION.....  2.6.1     October 1994.
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/util  (or
mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Freeware, but not Public domain. Help file
available for $US 5 but should really not be required. Mailing list
available for automatic program updates (Price: PostcardWare).
DOCUMENTATION....  Introductory documentation only.
FEATURES................  Supports UU, XX and MIME encoding and decoding.
Drag and drop support, automated installation.
COMMENTS...............  Wincode does not have built in zip capability,
but it will provide a Windows front end if you have such a program
installed on your system (i.e. DOS). Released by Snappy_Inc.

See also VuePrint in the VIEWERS-GRAPHICS-STILL PICTURE section.

41. DECOMPRESSION - ZIP
There are many standards for compressing files to save on space for
storage or transmission purposes. The DOS/Windows standard is ZIP.
Files ending in .zip require an unzip utility program such as these
to restore them to their original usable format.  Self extracting zip
files can also be created which do not require the additional help
to explode. They  have a .exe ending and are inconveniently indistinguishable
from other execution files with that ending.

41.1
NAME.........................  ACZAR
PRIME PURPOSE......  File zip/unzipper and all purpose file decompression
shell.
FILE NAME.................  aczar220.zip
FILE SIZE...................  1,299,346
LATEST VERSION.....  2.2     September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/util   (or
mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware   $US 35. Lots of bonuses upon
registration
DOCUMENTATION....  On-line help
FEATURES................  Built in ZIP/UNZIP. Windows shell support
for other compression schemes such as LZH, PAK, ARC, ARJ, SQZ ZOO,
and HYP but only if you have the individual DOS programs for these
installed on your system - they are not included in this program. Extensive
drag and drop features. This program was designed to be kissed by your
mouse - you might never have to touch the keyboard. Nicely done automated
installation and configuration process.
COMMENTS...............  If you work with a lot of different compressed
file formats this program is easy to use and can potentially simplify
your life. I am however bothered by its size (installation doesn't
make it any smaller), the system resources required to run it (recommended
minimum of a 486 processor with a graphics accelerator), and the fact
that for all this the ZIP functions are the only ones built in - you
will still have to find and add extra programs (usually DOS versions)
for the others. This is a bit of a pig suitable only for those who
can afford it.

41.2
NAME.........................  PKZIP      [DOS]
PRIME PURPOSE......  File zip/unzipper
FILE NAME.................  pk204g.exe
FILE SIZE...................  202,576
LATEST VERSION.....  2.04g   February 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try: risc.ua.edu:     /pub/network/netwire/novlib/02
STATUS.....................  Shareware   $US 47
DOCUMENTATION....  Extensive, although I really wonder how many people
will have the interest to wade through the 200 page manual in addition
to several other files (all in MS Word format). Or am I the only one
with a short attention span?
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Self extracting file. From PKWARE Inc., this
is the real thing. Registered version contains several additional utility
programs.

41.3
NAME.........................  WinZip
PRIME PURPOSE......  File unzipper
FILE NAME.................  wzbeta56.exe and wznt56.exe (for Windows
NT)
FILE SIZE...................  294,736 and 307,981 (NT) bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  5.6 February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.winzip.com:     /winzip
STATUS.....................  Shareware    $US 29.
DOCUMENTATION....  Extensive, and includes on-line help.
FEATURES................  Unique uninstall feature give you a chance
to try a program, and then, if desired, it will restore your system
to its original state.  The uninstall step can selectively remove files,
icons, or program groups created by an  install program, and can restore
any altered INI files. The program will even uninstall itself! A WinZip
pull-down menu can be added to the Windows File Manager for quick access.
In addition to handling ZIP files, WinZip provides a Windows front
end for decompression of  LZH and ARJ files when the corresponding
dos utilities (such as lha213.exe and arj241.exe) are installed. The
new version 5.6 adds the capability to handle Z,  TAR  and gzip formats.
COMMENTS...............  Some incremental features such as encryption
are not built in and are only supported  if a copy of pkunzip (DOS)
is also installed.

41.4
NAME.........................  ZipWhacker for Windows
PRIME PURPOSE......  File unzipper.
FILE NAME.................  zipwhack.zip
FILE SIZE...................  105,183
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0     June 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/util  (or
mirrors).
STATUS.....................  Shareware     $US 9.95
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................  ZIP 2.x and Microsoft Compress (used on distribution
disks) file decompression. Unzip all files or single files. View and
unzip self-extract zip files.
COMMENTS...............

42. DECOMPRESSION - OTHER
Although ZIP has become an overwhelming favorite and the standard compression
format for the DOS/Windows world, there have been other efforts at
introducing alternate compression schemes, including some which are
very popular on other platforms such as Unix. These can cause serious
heartburn when unexpectedly encountered, unless of course you have
the right utility handy. Although not always indicated, many of these
have dual compression/decompression capabilities and sometimes optional
features like password protection.

42.1
NAME.........................  ARCE     [DOS]
PRIME PURPOSE......  File decompression - ARC files
FILE NAME.................  arce.com
FILE SIZE...................  5,223  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  4.0g     April 1991
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try:   dorm.rutgers.edu:     /pub/DOS_Uncompress
STATUS.....................  $US 15 donation to the author suggested.

DOCUMENTATION....  Basic use instructions by typing (in DOS):  arce
(return).
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Rarely used any more.

42.2
NAME.........................  ARJ     [DOS]
PRIME PURPOSE......  File compression and de-compression - ARJ files.
FILE NAME.................  arj241a.exe
FILE SIZE...................  223,856  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  July 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try: ftp.utas.edu.au:     /pc/dos/util/archiver
STATUS.....................  Shareware. No charge for individual use.
For commercial, business, government, single license $US 40.
DOCUMENTATION....  Very extensive with a large user manual.
FEATURES................  Archives can span multiple diskettes - handy
for backups, password encryption. Numerous other features.
COMMENTS...............  This program provides a good alternative to
PKZIP, although it will never achieve the latter's popularity.

42.2
NAME.........................  COMPRESS     [DOS]
PRIME PURPOSE......  File decompression - Z format
FILE NAME.................  comp430d.exe
FILE SIZE...................  35,354     bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  4.3d     March 1990
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try  ftp.utas.edu.au:     /pc/dos/util/archiver
STATUS.....................  No information.
DOCUMENTATION....  Instructions included, self extracting.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............

42.3
NAME.........................  DECOMP    [DOS]
PRIME PURPOSE......  File decompression - Z format
FILE NAME.................  decomp2.zip
FILE SIZE...................  17,384  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  March 1990
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/msdos/compress
STATUS.....................  No information.
DOCUMENTATION....  Instructions included.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Simple command line operation: "decomp file.z
newfile.out (return)"

42.3
NAME.........................  GZIP   (GNU zip)   [DOS]
PRIME PURPOSE......  File decompression - Z  and gz format
FILE NAME.................  gzip124.zip
FILE SIZE...................  116,919
LATEST VERSION.....  1.2.4   August 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/msdos/compress
STATUS.....................  freeware
DOCUMENTATION....  Some basic documentation included.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  The zip in the name is unfortunate since it
really has nothing to do with the well known DOS standard ZIP format.
Typical DOS command to decompress a file with this program is:  gzip
-d  filename.z
  The original compressed file will not be preserved when this is run.
Typical files seen on servers which can be uncompressed with this program
might be:  filename.Z and filename.gz

42.4
NAME.........................  LHA      [DOS]
PRIME PURPOSE......  File decompression - LZH files.
FILE NAME.................  lharc.exe
FILE SIZE...................  34,283  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.13    July 1991
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try:   dorm.rutgers.edu:     /pub/DOS_Uncompress
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic use instructions by typing (in DOS):  lharc
<return>.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............

42.5
NAME.........................  ZOO    [DOS]
PRIME PURPOSE......  File decompression - ZOO files.
FILE NAME.................  zoo.exe
FILE SIZE...................  67,192  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.1     July 1991
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try:   dorm.rutgers.edu:     /pub/DOS_Uncompress
STATUS.....................  No information.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic use instructions are obtained by typing (in
DOS):  zoo (return) and zoo H (return).
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............

43. MODEM ACCESSORIES
In the old days hundreds of years ago modems were primarily external
devices. They came in their own boxes encrusted with red and green
flashing indicator lights.   No ones really sure what the lights were
for but it was very reassuring to see them blinking, confirmation that
something must be happening.  Its reminiscent of that scene from an
old Frankenstein movie where the mad scientist is shouting Its alive!!!
Its alive!!! In those days of old telephone systems, noisy lines
and not always reliable service such joys could be the hi-lite of ones
day. Today things are different. Modems are primarily internal devices
squirreled away in the main computer case, out of sight and out of
mind. No visible lights, no joy in our lives. Fortunately there are
high tech solutions to this deplorable state of affairs.

43.1
NAME.........................  CCLINK
PRIME PURPOSE......  Modem status lights.
FILE NAME.................  cclink.zip
FILE SIZE...................  41,312
LATEST VERSION.....  1.1a      October 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Available from CompuServe in the Ziffnet/Applications
Forum. I do not yet know of a location on the Internet for this.
STATUS.....................  Shareware     $US 10
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up documentation.
FEATURES................  Monitors both serial and parallel ports. Choice
of 3 different LED colors.
COMMENTS...............  There are two versions included, a CCLINK and
a CCLINKjr. The main version allows inputting of AT commands to the
modem and making serial port speed changes. The jr version provides
strictly a monitoring function which I personally was more comfortable
with. The program is crippled and unregistered versions will operate
only for 30 minutes before shutting down.

43.2
NAME.........................  ModemSta
PRIME PURPOSE......  Modem  status lights.
FILE NAME.................  modsta16.zip
FILE SIZE...................  152,198 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.6     February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/win3/commprog
STATUS.....................  Shareware     $US 15
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up documentation and on-line help.
FEATURES................  Automated installation now. Multiple copies
can be run to monitor more than 1 port. Fully adjustable RGB LED colors.
Can send initialization string to the modem. On-line help. Incoming
log file tracks connect time. Can play a WAV sound file when there
is an incoming ring - handy if theres no telephone hooked up such
as for a fax mode. Shows com port summary with configuration, UART
info etc. for DOS and Windows.
COMMENTS...............  Developed by Ted Johansson. For use with internal
or external modems on any port. This is a well executed full featured
product which is probably the leader in this category.  Further information
and file download is available on the WWW from:
  http://www-bprc.mps.ohio-state.edu/cgi-bin/hpp?ModemSta.html

43.3
NAME.........................  WinModem
PRIME PURPOSE......  Modem  status lights.
FILE NAME.................  wnmdm4.zip
FILE SIZE...................  165,705  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  4.0      May 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/util  (or
mirrors).
STATUS.....................  Shareware $US 10.  Site licenses available.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up and usage instructions.
FEATURES................  Automated installation. Works with both Windows
3.1 and Windows For Workgroups (WFW) 3.11.
COMMENTS...............  WinModem requires a minimum of a 386 PC. Particularly
appropriate for internal modems, WinModem provides a monitor screen
equivalent of the blinking lights normally seen on the front panels
of external modems. The blinking status lights it displays provide
you with that warm feeling that your modem is hard at work sending
and receiving data for you.  This is a nice simple program, easy to
install and use and it works well.  The only thing missing is some
optional sound effects.  Well, why not?

44.   MISCELLANEOUS
If you have a curious nature and like to try out a variety of Shareware
programs to find the ones you like best, even with the best of efforts
at cleanup a certain amount of junk begins to accumulate, clogging
your hard drive. In a similar vein, having lots of RAM memory installed
is no guarantee against the "insufficient memory" messages for which
Windows is notorious. And lastly, just released from Microsoft is a
viewer for Word 6.0 documents. The following few programs, while perhaps
straying far from the subject of Winsock, are nonetheless worth noting.

44.1
NAME.........................  FDDLLS
PRIME PURPOSE......  System cleanup utility.
FILE NAME.................  fddlls.zip
FILE SIZE...................  64,193  bytes.
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0  October 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/util  (or
mirrors).
STATUS.....................  No charge for non commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic usage instructions with appropriate warnings.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............   One nasty habit which Windows programs suffer
from is the tendency to dump files - primarily DLL files - into the
Windows directories where there is no means of identifying which programs
they support. These files will almost always be left behind after the
original program is deleted. FDDLLS helps you find unused DLLs on your
system by finding, sorting and classifying Windows executable files
on your hard drive. FDDLLS can list the EXE and DLL files on your system
by name, extension or reference count. It will identify both duplicate
and apparently unneeded files. Use with caution. First published in
PC Magazine December 6, 1994. Pop quiz: How many copies of vbrun200.dll
and vbrun300.dll do you have on your system?
  Note: this is the last time this program is being listed.

44.2 (new)
NAME.........................  Microsoft Word Viewer
PRIME PURPOSE......  Viewer for MS Word 6.0 files (such as this!).
FILE NAME.................  wordvue.exe
FILE SIZE...................  1,442,072 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  6.0  February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.microsoft.com:     /softlib/mslfiles
STATUS.....................  Free for personal use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation and use.
FEATURES................  Print but of course no editing capabilities.
COMMENTS...............  For those who dont have Word, this viewer
for Word 6.0 documents (.doc) provides a simple means of viewing these
documents with full formatting and features - exactly as they look
on the Word processor on which they are created.

44.3 (new)
NAME.........................  WinWatch
PRIME PURPOSE......  Windows resource monitor.
FILE NAME.................  watch13.zip
FILE SIZE...................  179,083   bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.3 February 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  wuarchive.wustl.edu:     /pub/MSDOS_UPLOADS/win_utils
STATUS.....................  30 day evaluation copy.  Shareware $US
8
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................  Automated installation. Nice graphical display.
COMMENTS...............  If you've ever been frustrated by those dreaded
"insufficient memory" messages then here's a program worth trying.
It essentially monitors different Windows system resources both to
warn you if you're getting into trouble, and to identify where you're
getting into trouble since the normal Windows warning messages are
so frustratingly vague and misleading. It will help quantify the resources
being consumed as you open different programs.

45.   SERIAL PORT REPLACEMENT DRIVERS
At a time when a new international standard (V.34) has just been established
to make the 28.8 kbps (28,800 bits per second) modem speed a leading
edge reality for PC communications, the contradictory reality is that
the current Windows 3.1 was never designed to support such speeds.
Reliability deteoriates above 9.6 kbps.  Compounding the problem is
the fact that some of the hardware found in some PC serial ports is
also incapable of handling the higher speeds. If incoming data bytes
are not processed quickly enough by the PCs software and hardware
then newer bytes of incoming data will overwrite previous bytes and
result in comm port overrun errors (data loss). This problem increases
as the data speed increases.

Software. When 14.4 kbps modems became popular a few years ago, a number
of third party serial port drivers were produced to replace the standard
(slow) Windows comm.drv to overcome some of the reliability problems
being experienced at that speed. Keep in mind that data compression
capabilities of modern modems can substantially increase the data transfer
speed above the nominal rating of the modem (up to 4 times). Overrun
errors are a direct result of data coming in faster than it can be
handled. A number of commercial communications software packages such
as Winfax Pro also now sometimes include replacement Windows serial
com drivers for optional installation. Replacement drivers are of less
value if you have a slower modem (e.g. 9600 bps) and are possibly not
needed if you have Windows For Workgroups (WFW) which installs its
own very good comm driver.

Hardware. Changing software is not enough - to use these higher speed
serial port drivers you must also have the corresponding hardware which
is capable of handling higher speeds - a 16550 serial port UART (Universal
Asynchronous Receiver/Transmitters) chip. The prime advantages of the
16550 are in its 16 byte FIFO (First-In-First-Out) buffer and its high
speed capabilities. The older 8250 and 16450 UARTs only had a 1 byte
buffer making them very susceptible to data overruns and errors if
that single byte wasnt offloaded quickly enough. Adding to the problem
the 8250 is also the slowest of the three, the 16450 slightly faster,
the 16550 the fastest.

Internal modems come with their own serial port UART on board and
fortunately with most better quality 14.4 internal modems this is a
16550 chip. External modems on the other hand do not have built in
UARTs and rely upon the existing UART in your system. To find out if
you have a 16550 serial port, exit Windows and run the DOS command
MSD. Finding an older 8250 UART chip at the com port used by your
modem is not good news if you are interested in speeds above 9.6 kbps.
If you do not already have a modem then buying an internal one with
a 16550 UART will overcome your system deficiencies. The MSD command
also provides other useful information about your system. The UART
chip simply processes the parallel data flow used internally in your
PC to a serial data flow (and vice versa) required externally for transmission.
I believe that there are now newer (better?) 16551 and 16552 UARTs
available (?).

One final note. Even with the right UART and a good com driver, overruns
are still possible if your computers processor (CPU) is momentarily
tied up doing other intensive tasks and is unable to offload data in
time.

45.1 (new)
NAME.........................  Cherry Hill VM Comm Buffer Driver
PRIME PURPOSE......  Windows replacement serial port communications
driver.
FILE NAME.................  chcomb.zip
FILE SIZE...................  5,981  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  May 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/util  (or
mirrors).
STATUS.....................  DonationWare  ($US 10) or PostcardWare.
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  Although this is a Windows 3.1 replacement
driver it's value is questionable since it is only intended to improve
the performance of DOS applications running under Windows. Unzip the
file first and then run the self extracting program which produces
the actual driver and additional documentation. From Cherry Hill Software.

45.2
NAME.........................  CyberCom
PRIME PURPOSE......  Windows replacement serial port communications
driver.
FILE NAME.................  cyberc.zip or cyberdrv.zip In spite of different
names these have absolutely identical content. The zip files have also
been created with different compression ratios which adds to the illusion
of two different files which can be found in various locations.
FILE SIZE...................  8,237 or 7,766 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.1.0.0P  November 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try disabuse.demon.co.uk:     /pub/ibmpc/windows/cybercom
STATUS.....................  No charge for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Simple installation instructions. Once installed,
usage is transparent.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This is a replacement for the standard Windows
driver (comm.drv) and enables data transfers up to 115 kbps if you
have a 16550 serial port chip and operate Windows 3.1 in enhanced mode.
With 28 kbps modems readily available now, this package from CyberSoft
Corporation provides one solution to overcome the limitation of the
standard Windows 3.1 driver. This is a basic package, but both popular
and effective.

45.3
NAME.........................  Fix16550 Device Driver
PRIME PURPOSE......  To
fix problems with AMI BIOS and 16550 UARTS
FILE NAME.................  fx16550d.zip
FILE SIZE...................  3,915 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.05   November 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:    /SimTel/msdos/io_util
STATUS.....................  Shareware     $US 10
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic information and instructions. This is fairly
simple to install.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This device driver was written to overcome
a problem which occurred in systems with an AMI BIOS combined with
a 16550 UART serial port chip. Under certain circumstances and on some
systems a failure may occur after a soft reset when the system becomes
unable to recognize the serial com port,  necessitating a hard restart
to clear up the problem. This driver fixes that problem and should
only be installed if you have specifically experienced this.  As a
secondary feature, this driver also can be installed to enable COM3
and COM4 capability on older systems lacking these ports (mostly older
286 and 386 machines from certain manufacturers).

45.4
NAME.........................  WFXCOMM.DRV
PRIME PURPOSE......  Windows replacement serial port communications
driver.
FILE NAME.................  wfxcom.zip
FILE SIZE...................  7,556
LATEST VERSION.....  March 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.disabuse.co.uk:     /pub/ibmpc/windows/comms
STATUS.....................  No charge.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  A replacement communications port driver to
replace the standard Windows 3.1 driver and allow higher speed data
transfers if you have the modem. Even though its top speed capability
is only 57,600 bps compared to CyberComs 115,200 bps It is preferred
over the CyberCom driver for most situations because some of its parameters
are adjustable.  The CyberCom might be a better choice for newer 28,800
bps modems. From Delrina (WinComm Pro and WinFax) this was originally
included in WinFax Pro 3.0 for optional installation.
  Recommended

46.  TELEPHONE DIALERS
Never got that archaic dialing script for Trumpet to work properly?
Well at least there are other options.  Be forewarned that as good
as many of these dialers are they cant always anticipate all of the
logon quirks of the various Internet service providers. Be prepared
to try more than one package. The good news is that there are some
significant improvements being made in some of these.

46.1
NAME.........................  Dialer
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telephone dialer
FILE NAME.................  dialexe.zip
FILE SIZE...................  31,072  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.0a May 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  disabuse.demon.co.uk:    /pub/ibmpc/windows/utilities
STATUS.....................  No indication of any charges for use.
DOCUMENTATION....  No startup instructions or on-line help.
FEATURES................  Easy to create logon script.
COMMENTS...............

46.2
NAME.........................  GoSlip!
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telephone dialer
FILE NAME.................  goslip2.zip
FILE SIZE...................  1,237,954 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.0  alpha 2      October 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Free for non-commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Negligible.
FEATURES................  Auto logon with easy to use scripts. Automated
setup. Supports multiple configurations. Configurations options, scripts
and app launch controls can be tweaked  while the system is running,

COMMENTS...............  The previous version of this was an impressive
Windows dialer with an easy to use scripting capability.  This major
new revision of this program aims to add many features including direct
handling of dynamic (randomly assigned when you log on each time) IP
addresses. In alpha release at the moment primarily for testing purposes,
this is currently very difficult to use and buggy, and is best avoided
unless you are interested in helping with testing. A promising program
which will be  worth looking at when the final version becomes available.
The previous version may still be available from a number of other
sites under filename goslip11.zip.  It was very functional and stable,
but  the inability to handle dynamic IP's limited it's appeal.

46.3
NAME.........................  NetDial
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telephone dialer
FILE NAME.................  nd250s.zip
FILE SIZE...................  640,958  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.50   November 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:    /pub3/win3/winsock
  disabuse.demon.co.uk:    /pub/ibmpc/winsock/apps/netdial
STATUS.....................  Shareware  $US  20
DOCUMENTATION....  Very comprehensive documentation, much of it in a
MS Word format. On-line help also included.
FEATURES................  Auto logon with easy to use scripts. Supports
up to 5 separate configurations. Re-dial up to 99 times. Supports modem
speeds up to 256 kbps. Can run minimized with audible notification
on connect. Newer version adds an optional carriage return kick when
logging on which some host systems require. Automated installation.
Now includes a connection logging capability which keeps track of on
line time. Many other features.
COMMENTS...............  Supports dynamic IP addresses (randomly assigned
when you log on each time). NetDial requires a minimum of a 386 processor
and a 100% Hayes compatible modem. This is a well designed, easy to
use, albeit a rather large program. Biggest nuisance is that because
of many changes being made recently, the upgrades are not always compatible
with previous versions so a new ini file including new scripts must
be recreated. This program is being actively developed and there is
at least a minor version change every few weeks. This is the best stand
alone dialer currently available. It works very well with Trumpet Winsock/SLIP.
I have not tried it with PPP.
  Recommended

46.4
NAME.........................  WAIS Dialer
PRIME PURPOSE......  Telephone dialer
FILE NAME.................  See comments.
FILE SIZE...................  See comments.
LATEST VERSION.....  See comments.
AVAILABLE FROM.....  See comments.
STATUS.....................  See comments.
DOCUMENTATION....  See comments.
FEATURES................  See comments.
COMMENTS...............  This dialer is included with the new version
of USGS WinWAIS  and  is now automatically installed as a stand alone
SLIP dialer with its own Windows icon. It is specifically designed
to work with Trumpet Winsock. This is a  simple to use program with
a manual script which allows maximum flexibility over time delays and
time outs.  Maximum modem speed 19,200. See USGS WinWAIS in the WAIS
section for file information and other details.

47. VIEWERS - MOVING PICTURE - MPEG
MPEG (Moving Pictures Expert Group) is a video compression format standardized
by the International Organization for Standardization (ISO). It has
become the moving picture standard used on the Internet. The prime
importance for MPEG players is as an add-on clients to Web browsers
(like Mosaic) to allow these files to be played when found on the World
Wide Web. Unfortunately most of the MPEG players available tend to
be 32 bit versions to provide the higher performance that video requires.
Yup, this means that you must have Microsofts Win32s extension installed
to Windows 3.1 in order to use most of these, or Windows95 or Windows
NT.

47.1
NAME.........................  MPEGPLAY     [Win32s, Windows95, or Windows
NT]
PRIME PURPOSE......  Moving picture player,  MPEG (.mpg) format.
FILE NAME.................  mpegw32h.zip. A faq.txt file in the same
directory should also be retrieved. It supplies some more information
regarding potential installation and viewing problems, the MPEG format,
etc.
FILE SIZE...................  641,988 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.65      September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  decel.ecel.uwa.edu.au:         /users/michael
STATUS.....................  Shareware  $US 25 single user,    $US 250
site license
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions and on-line help included,
which also contains some interesting technical information/history
on the MPEG format.
FEATURES................  Support for the Microsoft WinG(tm) Windows
gaming library.
COMMENTS...............  A good MPEG player for Mosaic. Unregistered
version is crippled and will not play MPEGs greater than 1 megabyte.
A sample video rocket.mpg  is included. Note: this is a 32 bit player.
You must at least have Win32s version 1.15a or better installed with
Windows 3.1 before you attempt to install/use this. See the listing
for Win32s further down in this section.

47.2
NAME.........................  VMPEG   [Win32s, Windows95, or Windows
NT]
PRIME PURPOSE......  Moving picture player,  MPEG (.mpg) format.
FILE NAME.................  vmpeg12a.zip
FILE SIZE...................  154,608
LATEST VERSION.....  1.2    September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.u.washington.edu:     /pub/user-supported/dillon
STATUS.....................  No charge for non commercial use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions.
FEATURES................  Includes an optional DOS version. If you have
WinG installed (this is another Microsoft add-on for Windows 3.1) there
is a Windows version included which will support it and provide faster
running of MPEG files.
COMMENTS...............  This is a 32 bit program which requires Microsofts
Win32s (minimum version 1.15a) extension (listed elsewhere in this
Non-Winsock section) and a minimum of a 386 processor. Minimal controls
are all menu driven - toolbar buttons would be more convenient.  I
do not recommend using the optional WinG version unless you really
need it and have adequate system resources.

47.3
NAME.........................  XingIt!
PRIME PURPOSE......  Moving picture player,  MPEG (.mpg) format.
FILE NAME.................  mpegview.zip
FILE SIZE...................  190,672
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0     August 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/msdos/graphics
STATUS.....................  Demo
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  An increasing rarity for those with regular
Windows - a 16 bit MPEG player. A DOS MPEG player is also included.

48. VIEWERS - MOVING PICTURE - OTHER
QuickTime is a proprietary format for storing and viewing moving pictures
and corresponding sound  developed and controlled by Apple Computer.
Files can be stored in either an Apple format or a DOS/Windows  format
(.mov) to enable viewing on either platform. The Windows version must
be created as a special "flattened" file and this creation and editing
can only be done on Macintosh based software. Once the picture file
has been created and saved in the Windows format it can be incorporated
into other Windows applications (through OLE embedding in word processing,
spreadsheet or presentation documents for example). QuickTime sound
cannot be played through the PC speaker - a sound card is required.

AVI is  Microsoft's video format (.avi) which competes with Apple's
QuickTime. It supports up to full color (24 bit), any screen resolution,
1 to 30 frames per second, and sound. It is primarily viewed through
Microsoft's Video For Windows player. It has not proven as popular
as QuickTime partially because up until now it has been a single platform
system whereas the Apple product has cross platform play capabilities.

FLI/FLC are older Autodesk Animator formats with limited resolution,
colors and frame speed. There is no sound.

As the world turns: Apple Computer has recently filed a lawsuit against
Intel and Microsoft alleging that Microsoft's video products use pirated
code originally developed for QuickTime. The lawsuit originated last
year when Apple sued The San Francisco Canyon Company  alleging that
this company which had originally been hired to help develop Apple's
QuickTime products had subsequently used some of the same code in Video
For Windows (VFW) products it had sold to Intel which in turn sold
them to Microsoft. Apple's lawsuit originally aimed at just Canyon
has recently been expanded to include all three companies.  As part
of the suit Apple is seeking to stop distribution of Microsoft's Video
For Windows product. The legal uncertainties may create a serious problem
for independent developers working on VFW products.  This may further
widen the gap between VFW and the more popular QuickTime. Microsoft
has issued an open letter to developers declaring that Microsoft will
vigorously defend VFW 1.1d (current version) against Apples lawsuit,
and furthermore will defend any developers who might also be sued by
Apple for distributing VFW 1.1d.

48.1
NAME.........................  AVI Pro
PRIME PURPOSE......  AVI video player
FILE NAME.................  avipro2.exe
FILE SIZE...................  491,467
LATEST VERSION.....  2.01     July 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/desktop
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware   $US 15
DOCUMENTATION....  On-line help panel to explain all functions and controls.

FEATURES................  Automated installation, continuous loop function,
zoom function.
COMMENTS...............  Console display imitating a VCR or tape player
with functioning controls if you like that kind of thing. Has a 15
second time delay at bootup but not otherwise crippled. All files located
in one directory (yes!) instead of being scattered, for an easy delete.

48.2
NAME.........................  QuickTime for Windows
PRIME PURPOSE......  QuickTime movie player for Windows .mov files.
FILE NAME.................  qtw111.zip
FILE SIZE...................  659,400
LATEST VERSION.....  1.11     January 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  bitsy.mit.edu:    /pub/dos/web/helper-apps
STATUS.....................  No charge for personal use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup and on-line help files.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  From Apple Computer, a Windows player for the
popular QuickTime format. There are some large sample files available
in the same directory as this program. A minimum of a 386 processor
is required. There are incompatibilities with some sound and video
cards. The newer version 2.0 of this player is currently only available
from CompuServe for a $US 9.95 fee and may be found bundled in some
commercial applications. It is not legally available from any FTP site.
I have no information on the advantages of the newer version 2.

48.3
NAME.........................  QuickTime
PRIME PURPOSE......  QuickTime add-on movie player for Windows .mov
files.
FILE NAME.................  qtw11.zip
FILE SIZE...................  325,867 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  June 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cuhk.hk:     /pub/mov
STATUS.....................  Unknown.
DOCUMENTATION....  Almost nothing - very brief installation info only.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  This program adds QuickTime capability to the
Windows media player. This is not to be confused with the Apple QuickTime
player above, which is totally different, in spite of similar file
names. This is also available through one of the NCSA/Mosaic WWW page
on auxiliary viewers.

48.4
NAME.........................  Video For Windows
PRIME PURPOSE......  AVI video player
FILE NAME.................  vfw11d.exe
FILE SIZE...................  1,417,764
LATEST VERSION.....  1.1d   September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.microsoft.com:     /Softlib/MSLFILES
STATUS.....................
DOCUMENTATION....  On-line help.
FEATURES................  Automated installation.
COMMENTS...............  This Video For Windows Runtime file is required
to enable the media player  included with Windows 3.1 to play AVI files.

48.5
NAME.........................  VIDVUE
PRIME PURPOSE......  A comprehensive multimedia player.
FILE NAME.................  vidvue31.zip
FILE SIZE...................  525,015
LATEST VERSION.....  3.1     September 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  Try:  ftp.fcu.edu.tw:      /pub2/PC/uploads/graphic
STATUS.....................  Shareware  $US 35 for US locations, $US
45 for non-US locations.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up documentation and on-line help.
FEATURES................  VIDVUE supports GIF87a/GIF89a, JPG/JIF, BMP/DIB,
PCX, TIFF, TGA, DCX, WPG, EPS, PICT and WMF still picture formats.
It also plays AVI video, WAV audio, MIDI music, FLI/FLC animation files
and Apple QuickTime MOVies.
COMMENTS...............  Note that most of the moving picture formats
for this program do require additional drivers and software which you
must obtain from various sources if you don't happen to already have
them on your system. A certain amount of configuration trial and error
may also be required. Needless to say, all this is a bit of a nuisance.
The program also requires vbrun300.dll which is not included, but which
is widely available and if you've installed any number of other Shareware
programs you should already have somewhere on your system. Non-USA
residents may not be too excited at their stiffer registration cost.

48.6
NAME.........................  WinFly
PRIME PURPOSE......  FLI video player.
FILE NAME.................  winfli.zip
FILE SIZE...................  21,892 bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.0?     October 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/desktop
(or mirrors)
STATUS.....................  Shareware, but no charge for this version.
Version 3.0, which comes with an improved user interface and hi-res
FLC support is $5.00
DOCUMENTATION....  Basic information.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  A simple one format player.

49. VIEWERS - STILL PICTURE
The standard still image format commonly found on the Internet and
supported by all Web browsers is the GIF format (.gif), first created
by CompuServe for efficient storage and transfer of images on its
on-line service. The GIF format by definition only supports 256 colors.
In-line GIF images on documents are viewable by virtually all Web browsers.
The GIF format is popular because of its effective compression of data
and partly because it supports transparent background images in HTML
documents, although few browsers currently are actually capable of
properly displaying these transparencies. (Many images which appear
to have transparent backgrounds are actually pseudos - their backgrounds
have been altered to match and completely blend into the browsers background
gray colors providing the appearance of transparency).

GIF also supports interlaced images, where the image is both saved
and retrieved in four passes. Interlaced images can primarily be seen
on CompuServe with their WinCIM software, or on the Internet through
the Web browser Netscape which begins to display an image as it is
being received (the images on their home page are of the interlaced
type). Interlaced images provide a preview of the finished picture
and potentially allow time saving termination if the decision is made
that the picture is not really wanted. Other browsers such as NCSA
Mosaic display an image in its completed form and only after all of
the information has been downloaded. By then, even if it was an interlaced
image, the effect is not visible.

The JPEG (.jpg) format was created by the Joint Photographic Expert
Group. There are several variations of JPEG, the most common of which
is more properly called JFIF (JPEG File Interchange Format).  JPEG
images support full 24 bit color (gazillions of colors) as opposed
to the more limited 8 bit (256 color) GIF images. The JPEG image format
is popular for posting pictures in Internet binary newsgroups (smaller
file size than corresponding GIF image) but is less popular on the
Web where GIF is the preferred image format.  Web browsers usually
require auxiliary  JPEG viewers such as these to display these images
whereas GIF support is often built it. JPEG images cannot be used as
in-line images in HTML documents (only X-bitmaps (.xbm), and Ifs are
supported for in-line images). The JPEG format can be extremely compact,
easily exceeding a compression factor of ten, but this is accomplished
partially by discarding insignificant color detail and for this reason
is known as a "lossy" compression method. It exploits the human eye's
poor ability to distinguish small changes in color to limit the information
being stored and produce a smaller file than could otherwise be obtained.
A file stored with this format will no longer exactly match the original,
although the difference might be unnoticeable. This format does allows
the compression ratio to be adjusted, balancing size versus acceptable
image quality.

Both JPEG and GIF are capable of being stored and viewed (with appropriate
viewers) in the so called progressive or interlaced methods better
known as venetian blind effect. Currently it is very rare for JPEG,
but GIF images are commonly seen like this on CompuServe using its
WinCIM software and on the Netscape home page when using the Netscape
browser.

Enough? If not, see also the section in Other Information titled The
Unisys / CompuServe / GIF Mess.

49.1
NAME.........................  ACDSee
PRIME PURPOSE......  JPEG/GIF graphics image viewer.
FILE NAME.................  acdsee121.zip
FILE SIZE...................  164,966  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  1.21     January 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  wuarchive.wustl.edu:     /pub/MSDOS_UPLOADS/win_graphics
STATUS.....................  Shareware $US 15
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation and start up instructions. Not much
required - this is a very simple program.
FEATURES................  Begins to display image while decompressing,
with your choice of either one line or a block of sixteen lines at
a time (JPEG).  New version now also supports GIF/PCX/TGA  and has
resizable windows, drag and drop, and ability to open a multiple copy
of the program for each image. Supports 4DOS file descriptions.
COMMENTS...............  OK guys, no more whining about not having a
fast Windows JPEG viewer. No fancy features here - this is just a straight
forward fast JFIF (JPEG) viewer. I tested it against LView Pro (16
bit) on a 150k file.  ACDSee  was able to complete the display in 11
seconds while LView Pro took 40 (both on the same 386 machine). The
performance ratio was even better on some of the smaller files I tried.
This is not even factoring in the fact that ACDSee begins to display
the image immediately, displaying lines on the screen as they are decompressed
whereas LView does not display anything until decompression is complete.
Keep in mind of course that LView is feature rich, while ACDSee is
not. It does however allow you to grab oversized JPEG pictures with
the mouse and quickly move them around on the screen. This program
has just recently been released and is based upon original source code
from the DOS viewer Q-Peg. GIF image display is similarly fast. The
main menu screen is a bit difficult to like, with control buttons at
the bottom of the screen, but the thumbnail image display feature which
has just been added is extremely handy.  One negative: this program
drops small hidden descript.ion files in every directory where it
is used to view images. These file description caches are messy and
very annoying. A future version will provide an option to turn them
off.
  Recommended

49.2
NAME.........................  LView & LView Pro
PRIME PURPOSE......  Graphics image viewers
FILE NAME.................  lview31.zip  &  lviewp1a.zip (both 16 bit
software)
FILE SIZE...................  224,210 and 304,843  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  LView: 3.1  September 1993
  LView Pro: 1a  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/win3/graphics
STATUS.....................  LView: Freeware.
LView Pro: Shareware, single registration $US 30 plus shipping.
DOCUMENTATION....  On-line help included. The Pro version on-line help
includes some good information on the JPEG format, suitability, compression
capabilities, etc. It also contains speed  test results comparing the
16 and 32 bit versions of this program.
FEATURES................  A graphics viewer capable of handling a wide
range of popular formats (pro version): BMP/DIB/GIF/JPG/TGA/TIFF/PCX/PBM/PGM/PPM
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have Win32s installed)  or Windows NT systems whic7ana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/desktop
led)  or Windows NT systems whic7ana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/desktop
(or mirrors).
STATUS.....................  Shareware, 15 day evaluation period. Registration
$US 40 includes free upgrades, email support.
DOCUMENTATION....  On-line help file.
FEATURES................  Supports GIF, BMP, DIB, PCX, TGA, and JPG
fixed images, WAV, MID, and MCI sound files and SLI slide show files.
It has a built in screen saver and has UUencode and UUdecode capabilities.
Contact sheet capability (multiple images in a window).
COMMENTS...............  Requires a minimum of a 386 processor. Not
especially fast, but there are a lot of nice features in this program.
Automatic installation/de-installation.

49.4
NAME.........................  WinECJ
PRIME PURPOSE......  JPEG viewer
FILE NAME.................  winecj20.zip
FILE SIZE...................  68,108  bytes
LATEST VERSION.....  2.0  January 1995
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/desktop
(or mirrors).
STATUS.....................  Freely distributed for private use. A more
full featured version is available for a license fee.
DOCUMENTATION....  Startup instructions and on-line help.
FEATURES................  Slide show feature handles up to 12 images.
Fast preview mode.
COMMENTS...............  Requires a 286 or better and Windows in a minimum
256 colors. This is a very basic JPEG viewer.  A version of this program
is also found bundled with the WinWeb WWW browser. Released by Expressed
Compression Laboratories.

49.5
NAME.........................  WinGIF
PRIME PURPOSE......  Graphics image viewer.
FILE NAME.................  wingif14.zip
FILE SIZE...................  72,049
LATEST VERSION.....  1.4    August 1991
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/desktop
(or mirrors).
STATUS.....................  Shareware     $US 15
DOCUMENTATION....  On-line help.
FEATURES................  Displays GIF, PCX, BMP, and RLE images.
COMMENTS...............  A bit dated now, but notable for one feature
in particular: the ability to both create and view GIF interlaced images.

49.6
NAME.........................  WinJPEG
PRIME PURPOSE......  Graphics image viewer.
FILE NAME.................  winjp265.zip
FILE SIZE...................  340,207
LATEST VERSION.....  2.65     July 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/desktop
(or mirrors).
STATUS.....................  Shareware, $US 25, subsequent upgrades
$US 5. Initial registration provides latest version, a user manual
and some sample JPEG images.
DOCUMENTATION....  On-line help
FEATURES................  Displays JPEG, TIFF, Targa, GIF, PCX, OS/2
Windows BMP, PPM, and IFF images. Slideshow capability.
COMMENTS...............  This is a 286 processor version only and is
very slow. A much faster version for 386+ processors is available upon
registration.

50. VIEWERS - SOUND
The popularity of the World Wide Web and the need to install auxiliary
sound players to enable Web browsers to play the various sound formats
occasionally discovered has significantly increased the interest in
these programs. In addition, if youre like me and dont have a sound
card then youll also need to install an additional driver capable
of operating your computers built in speaker, that little extra that
Microsoft neglects to include with Windows. It was reportedly not included
because of some potential hardware incompatibilities. Anyway, its
also listed in this section. Basic sound formats that youre most likely
to run across are:

AU - Sun, NExT, or DEC
IFF - Amiga
MAT - Matlab
SND - Raw or NExT
WAV - Microsoft Windows standard sound format
VOC - Sound Blaster
MCI - Multimedia Command Interface Files
MID/MIDI - I do not believe that this format can be played with the
PC speaker driver.

Some of these formats apparently have a number of not always very compatible
variations just to make things more interesting.

50.1
NAME.........................  GoldWave
PRIME PURPOSE......  Sound player, recorder, editor.
FILE NAME.................  gldwav21.zip
FILE SIZE...................  281,697
LATEST VERSION.....  2.11       August 1994
AVAILABLE FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/win3/sound
STATUS.....................  Shareware   $US 25
DOCUMENTATION....  Fairly extensive, and includes on-line help.
FEATURES................  Supports the following sound formats: WAV,
VOC, AU, IFF, SND, MAT. Impressive real time oscilloscope to visually
display and edit sounds. GoldWave can enhance or distort sounds using
its filter, reverse, invert and echo, etc.,  capabilities.
COMMENTS...............  This program requires a 32 bit processor -
it will not run on a 286 PC. A sound card with driver or a PC speaker
driver is also required to play sounds.

50.2
NAME.........................  PlayWave
PRIME PURPOSE......  Sound player
FILE NAME.................  playwv11.zip
FILE SIZE...................  18,737
LATEST VERSION.....  1.1
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/sounds
(or mirrors).
STATUS.....................  Shareware, voluntary $US 5 if you really
like the program.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions.
FEATURES................  Can play a WAV file in a repetitive loop.
COMMENTS...............  PlayWave is a very simple little program meant
to do only one thing:  be a better WAV player than the Microsoft Sound
Recorder.  This program has not been widely tested yet.

50.3
NAME.........................  PC SPEAKER DRIVER
PRIME PURPOSE......  Driver to operate built in PC speaker.
FILE NAME.................  SPEAK.EXE
FILE SIZE...................  22,312
LATEST VERSION.....  June 1992
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.microsoft.com:     /Softlib/MSLFILES
STATUS.....................  Free for personal use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions.
FEATURES................
COMMENTS...............  The poor mans Sound Blaster.  It does work
adequately, but dont expect any kind of quality sound from that little
PC speaker. The .exe file is a self extracting zip file which includes
basic installation instructions. Note that the speaker does interrupt
other system activities when being used which could cause a problem
in some situations - it could potentially cause comm port  overruns
if a file is being downloaded during speaker activation. There is an
option in the settings to minimize this problem at the expense of sound
quality.

50.4
NAME.........................  WHAM    (Waveform Hold And Modify)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Sound player.
FILE NAME.................  wham131.zip
FILE SIZE...................  138,130
LATEST VERSION.....  1.31    August 1993
AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/sounds
(or mirrors).
STATUS.....................  Donations of $20 welcome.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up information and on-line help.
FEATURES................  Plays AU, AIFF, IFF, VOC, WAV. WHAM can also
record sound if you have a sound card. Waveform display.
COMMENTS...............  An older program which is still widely used.


50.5  NAME.........................  WPLANY  (Windows Play Any File)
PRIME PURPOSE......  Sound player.  FILE NAME.................  wplny11.zip
FILE SIZE...................  28,788  LATEST VERSION.....  1.1
September 1994  AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/sounds
(or mirrors).  STATUS.....................  Not mentioned.  DOCUMENTATION....
Minimal. Nothing much required since this is a very  simple to setup
and use program which operates in the background. FEATURES................
Plays AU, IFF, SND, VOC, and WAV sounds.  COMMENTS...............
The proper drivers for your sound card or PC  speaker must be loaded
prior to using WPLANY.  A fairly popular program  often used as  the
sound player for Web browsers such as NCSA Mosaic  (optional -  not
included with that package). A copy of this is  included  in the WinWeb
browser package.

See also VuePrint in the VIEWERS-GRAPHICS-STILL PICTURE section.

51. WIN32S  Standard Windows 3.1 is only a 16 bit operating system in
spite of  the fact that all PCs starting with the 386 have had 32 bit
capability.  Abandoning the DOS boat anchor and moving forward into
a full 32 bit  universe would bring substantial performance benefits.
Unable as yet  to deliver a new operating system, Microsoft has provided
an interim  solution,  the Win32s 32 bit extension. When installed on
a Windows  3.1 system it enables that system to run certain 32 bit programs
which  have been specifically created for Win32s. Such programs should
run  faster, but not as fast or with other features (crash protection)
found  in true 32 bit systems like Windows NT and IBMs OS2/WARP.  The
most  recent version of NCSA Mosaic is the best example of a program
written  to Win32s. It cannot be run on plain Windows 3.1 although an
older  16 bit version of Mosaic is still available.  Eventually when
Windows95  becomes available the Win32s extension will become irrelevant
and programs  written for it will run on Windows95. Until then, if you
want to run  the 32 bit version of NCSA Mosaic and other such programs
you must  install this extension [or use Windows NT]. The OLE version
in particular  must be installed for the most recent  Mosaic versions.

51.1  NAME.........................  Win32s  (non-OLE version)  PRIME
PURPOSE......  32 bit enhancement to Windows 3.1  FILE NAME.................
PW1118.EXE  FILE SIZE...................  1,244,633 LATEST VERSION.....
1.20  October 1994AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.microsoft.com:     Softlib/MSLFILES
STATUS.....................  Distributed free to licensed users of
Windows  3.1 or Windows For Workgroups  3.11  DOCUMENTATION....  Minimal
FEATURES................  COMMENTS...............  This Microsoft Win32s
program adds an extension  to Windows 3.1 enabling it to run some of
the 32 bit  programs which  are beginning to appear (such as all recent
releases of Mosaic, except  the latest alpha 8 version.). As a bonus,
there is a free 32 bit game  Freecell. Being able to play the game confirms
that this upgrade  has been successfully installed. Newer version 1.20
has a simpler automated  installation and automatically removes any
unnecessary files from previous  versions which it finds during installation.
A minimum of a 386 processor  (32 bit capability) is required. One disadvantage
of Win32s is the  additional burden it places on a systems resources
which can be a problem  on lower powered (processor and RAM) machines.
Note: If it ever becomes necessary to remove Win32s from your system,
the procedure is described in Microsoft document Q120486 dated Sept.
29,1994 which should be available from ftp.microsoft.com:  /developr/win32dk/kb/
Q120/4/86.txt.    Note: Regarding IBM's new operating system OS/2 Warp
and  the various  versions of Win32s and associated applications:
Windows/ Win32s115  -  versions 1.0 up to this version 1.15 are   supported
under Warp    Windows/ Win32s115a  -  not supported under Warp although
some     application  s
may still run OK.   Windows/ Win32s120  -  not supported under Warp.

51.2  NAME.........................  Win32s  (OLE version required for
latest  Mosaic browser, alpha 9)  PRIME PURPOSE......  32 bit enhancement
to Windows 3.1  FILE NAME.................  w32sole.exe  FILE SIZE...............
....  2,240,063   bytes  LATEST VERSION.....  1.20 with OLE 2.02   January
1995  AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.ncsa.uiuc.edu:     /Web/Mosaic/Windows
This is in the same location as the corresponding new version of
Mosaic,  and so both can be conveniently downloaded at the same time.
For modem  users it might be a good idea to begin these downloads at
the beginning  of your lunch time.  STATUS.....................  Distributed
free to licensed users of Windows  3.1 or Windows For Workgroups  3.11
DOCUMENTATION....  Negligible.  FEATURES................COMMENTS...............
Because the new version of Mosaic is now an  OLE compatible application,
Mosaic users must have this version, Win32s  1.20 with OLE 2.02, installed
on their system first before trying to  install or use the new Mosaic
if they have Windows 3.1 or Windows For  Workgroups 3.11. The regular
Win32s version 1.20 is no longer adequate.  Windows95 and Windows NT
do not require this because the OLE function  is already built in to
those packages. This file is a self extracting  file which should be
placed in a temporary directory and exploded.  There are instructions
in the Mosaic package which describe how to  install this. Note this
must be installed before installing Mosaic  and note that this contains
updated a new updated OLE version - if  you had previously installed
Win32s with OLE for Mosaic alpha 8 that  version is no  longer adequate.
OLE = Object Linking and Embedding, a means of sharing information
between applications. This Word version of the Winsock listing has
two MS Excel spreadsheets embedded in it through OLE. Youll see them
a little bit further down.

OTHER RELATED INFORMATION

60.0  GETTING STARTED Unfortunately, there is not a lot of information
thats available on  the Internet about Winsock and SLIP, and even less
thats in an easy  to understand format for someone just starting out.
Most documents  are either strongly oriented towards the networking
side of the business  and/or are aimed at the systems professionals.
The best exception Ive  seen are the following two documents  one by
Frank Hecker and the other  by Harry M. Kriz.  In a similar vein, for
those who are looking for  a quick way to actually get up and running
with the key Internet functions  there are four omnibus installation
kits available, or alternatively  a book which comes with a free software
disk.

60.1 Personal Internet Access Using SLIP or PPP:   How You Use It,
How It  Works For a very thorough, very basic and at the same time
non-technical  explanation of SLIP and SLIP applications,  this document
by  Frank  Hecker is highly recommended.  It does not contain installation
or  configuration instructions, but does contain many references to
other  useful sources. Last updated September 1994  89,796 bytes. It
is currently  available by FTP from:

cap.gwu.edu:     /pub/internet/slip-ppp.txt

60.2  WINDOWS AND TCP/IP FOR INTERNET ACCESS A good explanation of
the services available on the Internet by Harry  M. Kriz, technical
details of connecting a PC to the Internet including  an explanation
of Winsock, and a review of a number of basic client  applications with
installation instructions.  This includes information  on both modem
and network based connections. A text version of this  complete document,
updated December 1994 (57,546 bytes) is available  by anonymous ftp
from:  nebula.lib.vt.edu:  /pub/windows/winsock/wtcpip06.asc

A hypertext version is available at:

http://learning.lib.vt.edu/wintcpip/wintcpip.html

60.3  SCIENTIST FRIENDLY MS WINDOWS INTERNET KIT  In an effort to provide
an easier introduction to Winsock software  clients there have been
a few efforts to supply a bundle of the major  client packages in an
easy to install format with detailed instructions.  One of these is
the SCIENTIST FRIENDLY MS WINDOWS INTERNET KIT. It  is available by
FTP from:

sol.dmp.csiro.au:   /pub/internet/all

There are two files, internet.exe ( 2,181,885 bytes) which contains
all of the programs and install.txt (12,834 bytes) which has the installation
instructions and should be read first.  The package currently includes
Trumpet Winsock, WINQVT, NCSA Mosaic WWW client,  HGOPHER, WINTRUMPET
news reader,  WS_FTP, TRMPTEL terminal emulator, and some miscellaneous
accessories like  pre-installed Mosaic viewers. These are all Shareware
and Freeware packages.

These are all fine programs of their type, but are not necessarily
the latest versions. They have been chosen primarily for reliability
and ease of installation. Basic Windows and Internet knowledge is required.
For anyone just getting started this package is worth considering.

60.4  INTERNET SLIP STARTER KIT  This is a starter kit put together
by Jean van Eeden containing Trumpet  Winsock,  WS_FTP, WSARCHIE, WINTRUMPET
news reader, HOPCHKW, NCSA Mosaic  WWW browser, PINGW, FINGER, EUDORA14
mail, and EWAN  terminal emulator.  These are all Shareware/Freeware
packages with installation instructions  included.  Again these are
not necessarily the latest versions but  have been chosen for reliability
and ease of installation. A copy of  Harry M. Krizs WINDOWS AND TCP/IP
FOR INTERNET ACCESS, listed above,  is also conveniently included. This
kit is available from: aztec.co.za:        /pub/win3/Slip_Starter_Kit
There are two  files to retrieve:  readme at 5,430 bytes and starter2.exe
at 1,426,082  bytes.

60.5  WINSLIP COMPLETE    This is a newly created package from George
Saunders with the best  Winsock Shareware and Freeware applications.
There is one program for  each application along with an installation
program and additional  information. Available from:

ftp.netusa.net:   /pub/winslip/prophet

There are four files in that directory to be retrieved and the main
one, winslip.zip is 5,425,146 bytes. The others are all just a few
kbytes. George has selected the best programs available, and plans
to update this monthly with the latest versions.Caution: This is
an extremely large file. If retrieving this to your  shell account make
sure you have adequate disk storage space allocated  to you by your
service provider.

60.6  HIGHWAY 1.01 (from Centerline Computers)  This is another starter
kit similar to the previous two, with the difference  that this is Shareware
from a commercial company with a registration  fee of $US 15, or $US
10 for students. User manuals are $US 12 extra.  Included are the following
clients: WS_FTP, WS_Gopher, Eudora (mail),  WINVN (news), EWAN (telnet),
Mosaic Netscape and Trumpet Winsock. Centerline  Computers has done
an excellent job of creating a smooth installation  program and putting
this package together. They have chosen fairly  recent versions of the
clients included, another plus.

For your money you are essentially buying the easy configuration and
automated installation - the applications themselves are primarily
Freeware and are all readily available on the Internet. I am a bit
bothered by the lack of disclosure about this. In the initial announcement
Highway 1.01 is described as an all new Internet connectivity program...
which the installation and configuration utility portion certainly
is.  But the actual clients are not, and due to a lack of specific
information about them I initially misunderstood what was being offered,
and assumed that these were new as well. This might be annoying to
someone who pays connect charges to download this large package only
to find that he already has everything it offers, or even more recent
versions already installed. Highway 1.01 is available from:

ftp.csos.orst.edu:     /ftp/pub/slip/highway/testdrive

There are 3 files: highway1.exe, highway2.exe, and readme.doc for
total of about 2,800,000 bytes.

60.7  WINDOWS INTERNET TOUR GUIDE  Although the bookshelves are now
jammed with guides to the Internet,  Internet books oriented towards
Windows are still extremely rare. This one by Michael Fraase and published
by Ventana Press  (344 pages)  covers installation and use of basic
Windows clients  such as mail,  Gopher, FTP etc. A disk included with
the book contains the Chameleon  sampler package and there is a special
offer at the back of the book  for those who decide to move up to the
full commercial version.  This  is a well written and easy to follow
book which is selling for about  $US 25.

61.0  ADDITIONAL INFORMATION  One of the friendlier aspects of the Internet
is the existence of the  Frequently Asked Questions (FAQ) documents
which provide not only an  invaluable guide for the newcomer but a source
of reference information  for everyone on a huge range of Internet related
topics.  Specifically,  for those looking for more information about
Winsock, the following  are available. Unfortunately, these tend to
be very technical and not  very helpful for beginners. The Demon documentation
also listed is  somewhat more helpful although more oriented towards
users in Great  Britain. If youre already up and running and in particular
you have  WWW access, Craig Larsens List provides the means of obtaining
additional  software and information and expanding your capabilities.

61.1Bernard Abobas  "comp.protocols.tcp-ip.ibmpc Frequently  Asked
Questions  (FAQ)" Very well done, although somewhat technical and
oriented towards professionals.

This is  mostly a TCP/IP FAQ with extensive coverage of  currently
available TCP/IP networking software, but Winsock is covered in a number
of sections. Last update  October 1994.  Available through:  FTP:
ftp.netcom.com        /pub/ma/mailcom/IBMTCP/ibmtcp.zip  (79,454
bytes)  WWW:         http://www.zilker.net/users/internaut/update.html
(approx.  219 kbytes)

61.2  Frequently Asked Questions About Windows Sockets Version 1.1
Fairly technical and  oriented towards professionals this FAQ has been
put together by Mark Towfiq and is available from:

sunsite.unc.edu:     /pub/micro/pc-stuff/ms-windows/winsock

The filename is just FAQ. Last update December 1993. (15,317 bytes)

61.3  Demon Documentation           Demon  is the nickname of a
large Internet site  located in Britain.  Some of the documentation
available there is worth a look, although  be forewarned that it is
sometimes customized with unique Demon references  for their users which
may not be relevant to others. Most of these  documents are regularly
updated. The site address is:    disabuse.demon.co.uk.  Directory/filename/commen
ts:

/pub/doc/os/windows.txt  How to set up Windows software for the Internet.
/pub/doc/general/dis-meta.faq   Contains references to other documents
and books.  /pub/doc/os/winmos.txt  Configuration of Mosaic for Windows.
/pub/doc/os/wintcp.txt  Advanced configurations for Windows software
TCP/IP &     dialing.

61.4  WINSOCK APPLICATION FAQ/LIST This is a regularly updated listing
of Winsock applications that are  available for FTP. A more broadly
based listing than mine, Craig Larsen  covers client, daemon and miscellaneous
Winsock software with file,  source information and comments.  The email
route will trigger a return  email copy of his listing. The WWW access
is particularly recommended  because it provides capability to retrieve
the software being described.  Available by either

Email to: [e-mail]   Subject: FAQS (put nothing in the letter
body)

Through WWW URL:  http://www.LCS.com/faqhtml.html

61.5  Those with Windows NT machines might want to check out the  Windows
NT Internet FAQ  by Steve Scoggins and Tom Baltrushaytis available
from:

WWW:  http://www.luc.edu/~tbaltru/faq/

62.0  TRUMPET WINSOCK

The previous release of Trumpet Winsock was 1.0a  and it is available
under a couple of names from different locations such as:  disabuse.demon.co.uk:
/pub/ibmpc/winsock/stacks/trumpwsk  twsk10a.zip    120,569 bytes

ftp.cica.indiana.edu         /pub/pc/win3/winsock  winsock.zip     120,569
bytes

Unfortunately, apparently due to some bugs in this version, the odd
Winsock client  does not properly work with this version.  It has however
been around for a while and proven to be fairly durable and widely
popular for establishing a SLIP connection. Shareware $US 25. This
version is no longer officially being distributed and has been replaced
by version 2.0 which adds PPP connection capability.  The newest
version of Trumpet Winsock is 2.0b released in November  1994 and it
is available from many locations including:

ftp.trumpet.com.au:     /ftp/pub/winsock  twsk20b.zip    179,015 bytes

disabuse.demon.co.uk:     /pub/ibmpc/winsock/stacks/trumpwsk  twsk20b.zip
179,015 bytes

This Australian site is the prime release location, but it can sometimes
be difficult to access and generally can only handle 20 connections
at a time. The biggest advantage of the most recent version is that
it now has a functioning PPP capability if your server will support
it.

This latest full release contains  improvements in stability and operability.
Worth noting: addition of PPP support (but no CHAP or LQP yet) and
firewall support for SOCKS 4.2

This Shareware has a registration cost of $US 25.00.

An alternative means of obtaining a SLIP / PPP connection is through
the Chameleon Sampler listed in the Commercial Demo Packages section
or through SLIP emulators such as TIA and TwinSock, discussed further
down.

63.0  POPULAR WINSOCK SOURCE LOCATIONS There are a number of Internet
sites which carry a fair  amount of  Windows/Winsock software  including
most of the packages listed above  (but not always the latest  version).
These sites can be accessed and  the software downloaded through FTP.
The most significant site is CICA,  the Center for Innovative Computer
Applications:

HOST NAME:  ftp.cica.indiana.edu  (US)  IP NUMBER:  129.79.26.27
DIRECTORY:  /pub/pc/win3/winsock  GOPHER ACCESS:  gopher.cica.indiana.edu
WWW URL:  http://www.cica.indiana.edu  COMMENT:.  A major source for
Windows software in  general, and often  difficult to log into   because
of its popularity. Downloading the various  README files is   the best
place to start to identify what's available  and in which directories
if interested in   other areas.

As well, there are a number of other locations which mirror or carry
a copy of the CICA directories and files.  These are often easier to
access than CICA which is frequently busy.

USA Sites: mrcnext.cso.uiuc.edu  [128.174.201.12]    (new mirror
site in Illinois,  updated nightly)  wuarchive.wustl.edu      [128.252.135.4]
(Missouri)  gatekeeper.dec.com       [16.1.0.2]  ftp.cdrom.com
[192.153.46.2] (California)  polecat.law.indiana.edu  [129.79.131.170]
ftp.marcam.com           [198.102.216.30]

Non-USA Sites: ftp.cc.monash.edu.au  [130.194.1.106] (Australia)
nic.funet.fi             [128.214.6.100] (Finland)  ftp.uni-paderborn.de
[131.234.2.32]  (Germany)  ftp.uni-stuttgart.de     [129.69.8.13]
ftp.uni-koeln.de         [134.95.100.208]  ftp.uni-regensburg.de
[132.199.1.17]  ftp.iij.ad.jp            [192.244.176.50] (Tokyo)
ftp.nectec.or.th         [192.150.251.33] (Thailand)  ftp.technion.ac.il
[132.68.1.10] (Israel)  nic.switch.ch            [130.59.1.40]
(Zurich)  src.doc.ic.ac.uk         [146.169.17.5] (London)  ntu.ac.sg
[155.69.1.5] (Singapore)  nctuccca.edu.tw          [192.83.166.10]
(Taiwan)  ftp.cyf-kr.edu.pl        [149.156.1.8] (Cracow, Poland)

64.0  SLIP EMULATORS:  TIA and TWINSOCK

64.1 TIA - The Internet Adapter (tm)  As stated in my introduction,
in order to use Windows packages on the  Internet a special SLIP connection
from an Internet provider is required.  Many providers charge extra
for this type of connection, and a few  do not offer it at all. Recently
an alternative has been offered,  commercial software package developed
by Cyberspace Development Inc.,  which operates on a users Unix shell
account and emulates a SLIP account.  This innovative product is called
TIA, The Internet Adapter, and it  has been very controversial.

Major Advantage of TIA:  1. Operates through the basic Unix shell account
providing the user  with SLIP access without  the need to pay surcharges
for true SLIP  account. It provides access where SLIP accounts are not
available or  very expensive.  TIA is a very low cost package to purchase.
2. Although there may be some problems setting it up and getting it
to work initially, it does appear to work well and has generated strong
support from many of its users.

Major Disadvantages of TIA  1. Increases the burden on the providers
server more than a SLIP or  straight Unix shell account would, although
to what degree is arguable  (and is being argued). Although this statement
is used by system administrators  against TIA, supporters of TIA feel
that the real truth lies is in  the next item.  2. From the providers
point of view, the use of TIA deprives them  of the incremental revenue
gained from selling SLIP account upgrades.  3. TIA is currently not
compatible with some minor Winsock packages  such as Ping and CU-SeeMe,
nor does it currently support PPP connections  (although this is being
worked on).  4. To keep costs low, technical support is only available
for site  licenses, and not individual users, although they do receive
bug fixes  when issued.  5. Because TIA is not a true SLIP connection,
when logging on the user  does not receive an IP number and thus it
will be impossible to operate  a remote server.  (A permanent non-functional
dummy number is used  to satisfy client applications.)

Considerable documentation on TIA, including a FAQ, is available from:
FTP:       marketplace.com:     /tia/docs  WWW:   http://marketplace.com/0/tia/ti
ahome.html

This location is also accessible by gopher.  TIA operating software
is available from the same location although a license code is required
to actually use it. Free evaluation licenses good for 14 days are available.
If you then decide to buy,  single user licenses are only $US 25. Host
and site licenses are also available.  It is suggested that as a first
step you should talk to your Internet service provider to get their
approval to use TIA.

64.2   (new)TwinSock   (Troy's Windows Sockets)  This Freeware program
from Troy Rollo is similar to TIA in a number  of ways. It creates a
pseudo SLIP connection with your UNIX shell account  allowing you to
run many Winsock programs. You avoid paying the surcharges  many services
charge for a proper SLIP account. This program is available  from:

ftp.oak.oakland.edu             /SimTel/win3/winsock/twnsck13.zip (or
eates a
pseudo SLIP connection with your UNIX shell account  allowing you to
run many Winsock programs. You avoid paying the surcharges  many services
charge for a proper SLIP account. This program is available  from:

ftp.oak.oakland.edu             /SimTel/win3/winsock/twnsck13.zip (or
tep you should talk to your Internet service provider to get their
approval to use TIA.

64.2   (new)TwinSock   (Troy's Windows Sockets)  This Freeware program
from Troy Rollo is similar to TIA in a number  of waihe possibility of running a remote server.
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approval to use TIA.

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from Troy Rollo is similar to TIA in a number  of waihe possibility of running a remote server.
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from Troy Rollo is similar taihe possibility of running a remote server.
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Some files must be transferred to your shell account and then compiled
there.  There are incompatibilities with a number of Winsock applications,
but this seems to vary somewhat, and is possibly affected by differences
between different service providers.

65.0  GROWSTUB ERROR People using the Microsoft mouse with driver
version 9.01 are experiencing  a "growstub error" message when booting
up Mosaic. The error is apparently  caused by a conflict between Microsoft's
Win32s 32 bit software extension  program and the Microsoft mouse driver.
It's just one of those cases  where the left hand didn't know what the
right hand was doing. Anyway,  the best solution is to upgrade to the
version 9.01b mouse driver available  by FTP from:

ftp.microsoft.com:    /Softlib/MSLFILES/HD1061.exe

This file includes a new pointer.dll which fixes the problem.

An alternate solution is to remove "pointer.exe" from the load= line
in the win.ini file and then restart Windows.   Disabling the pointer.dll
also deactivates the advanced features of the mouse driver: magnify,
snap-to, screen wrap and locate. Unfortunately this does not always
appear work , especially with the more recent versions of Mosaic.

66.0  EUDORA DOCUMENTATION Qualcomm Inc's mail package Eudora is one
of the better and more popular  Internet mail readers currently available.
Although the registered  version comes with full documentation, the
basic free version contains  almost nothing. Fortunately, most of the
features are fairly intuitive.  However, if needed, there are some supplementary
manuals available  through the Internet.

66.1  NEW! A Windows version of the manual is finally available from
Qualcomm Inc. by FTP from:

ftp.qualcomm.com:    /quest/windows/eudora/documentation/14manual.exe

It's currently 376,851 bytes.

66.2  A third party HTML version manual for the PC and Mac versions
is accessible   through the WWW from: http://www.soc.staffs.ac.uk/eudora/contents
.html  Mark Branigan of the Staffordshire University, School of
Computing  has done an excellent job of setting this up. The text is
applicable  to both Windows and Mac versions, but the graphics shots
are all Windows.  The manual covers versions 1.4.2 and 1.4.3b1.  For
North Americans, there is a mirror site at:

http://www.csos.orst.edu/slip/highway/docs/eudora/contents.html

66.3   A variation of the previous Staffordshire manual  is also available.
Leopoldo Saggin took an older version of the previous item and revised
it, bringing it up to date with Eudora version 1.42b16. His version
is available through the WWW from:

http://cribi1.bio.unipd.it/html/eudora/contents.html

This Italian site can be difficult to access (slow) from North America.

66.4    A mailing list called eudora-forum  can be subscribed to by
sending an email message to [e-mail] with "subscribe
eudora_forum" in the body (without the quotes!). This is an unmoderated
mailing list established to allow Eudora users to communicate with
one another.

66.5    Eudora Freeware Vs Commercial versions.  While we're on the
subject of Eudora, here's a brief summary of the key incremental features
of the registered version of Eudora:

- Direct Unix dialup access (no Slip/PPP required).  - Supports UUencode.
- Technical support and on-line help.  - Return receipt notification
- Message filtering.  - Multiple signatures.

67.0  PENTIUM SERIAL PORT PROBLEMS  There have been the occasional posting
from people having strange problems  with pentium machines when trying
to operate communications software.  If you are using a pentium based
machine with a 16550 UART chip and  Windows For Workgroups installed
and you are experiencing problems  with the system hanging when using
the serial communications port then  consult  Microsoft Product Support
Applications Note "WG101: Updated  serial.386 driver for Windows For
Workgroups." which provides a replacement  serial driver for WFW. The
product note and new driver are available  from:

ftp.microsoft.com:    /Softlib/MSLFILES/WG1001.EXE

The product note was dated March of 1994 and so the problem is only
likely for those running older versions of WFW.

68.0SLIP Vs PPP  The most recent  version 2.0 of Trumpet Winsock
which was just released  has added support for the PPP protocol. As
well, Microsoft in announcing  its future plans has indicated stronger
support for PPP rather than  SLIP.  These events are generated widespread
interest in the PPP protocol.  What is it? Why is it better than SLIP?
Or is it? There are some unrealistic  expectations that it must surely
be faster than SLIP to have picked  up this support. It is important
to begin with the understanding that  both SLIP and PPP are protocols
for handling the transmission of packetized  data through a serial connection
between two devices. To answer some  of the questions about the differences
between the two I have put together  a little chart summarizing these.

CSLIP = Compressed SLIP (also known as header compression and Van Jacobson
compression)  IP = Internet Protocol  IPX = Internetwork Packet Exchange
(Novell networking stack)  PPP = Point to Point Protocol  SLIP = Serial
Line Internet Protocol

SLIP PPP  Compression None originally. Compressed SLIP (CSLIP) added
later as an option which must be supported by both the client and host.
Use of CSLIP requires manual intervention and configuration, although
for the same client/host it need only be done once.  Yes. Automatically
negotiated as part of the connection process.      Connection Configuration
Manu  al  effort required for IP settings, or separate programs running
to configure  these (such as in a dialer log-in script). This is mostly
a problem  with servers using dynamic IP allocation. Automatic. IP configuration
part of the connection process and is transparent to the user. PPP
software will be more complex than SLIP.      Error Detection None.
SLIP is vulnerable to noisy lines, although error correcting modems
on each end of a connection will usually cover for this deficiency
and the user will not be affected. Built in error detection.      Industry
Support  Although Microsoft out of necessity plans to support both
clients in upcoming releases, only a PPP server has being implemented
in Windows NT 3.5 (Daytona).      Protocol handling IP only. Multi
protocol handling, including IP and IPX      Speed  In the few actual
tests reported comparing SLIP and PPP, there was no significant difference
either way. A PPP frame does contain additional protocol overhead (some
for error correction) which might theoretically result in very slightly
slower transmission.       Standards A "de facto" standard only. It
is not an Internet standard - i.e. not controlled or reviewed by any
standards group. In the early 1980's someone used it, and then other
people used it and now today many people use it. PPP is an official
Internet standard protocol.       Transmission circuit Asynchronous
lines. Asynchronous and synchronous lines.        One point to
keep in mind is that the connection choice of either SLIP  or PPP will
have no effect on your Winsock applications. Your current  Winsock programs
will all function normally no matter which method  you use.

THE WORLD WIDE WEB

80.0WINDOWS WWW BROWSER COMPARISON - IMAGES

Inline Image Internal Support    Supports Default  BROWSER & GIF87a
GIF89a  Int  erlaced Background  VERSION Normal Transparency JPEG Images
(GIF) Colors (RGB)         Air Mosaic demo       1.1 Oct/94 yes yes
no no Gray  192,192,192         InternetWorks Lite       Beta 4  Dec/94
yes yes yes  * no White 255,255,255 **  Beta 7  Feb/95 yes yes yes*
no Gray 192,192,192      NCSA  Mosaic32        2.0a7 Sept/94 yes
no no no Gray 192,192,192  2.0a8  Dec/94 yes yes no no Gray 192,192,192
Netscape        1.0 Dec/94 yes yes  yes yes Gray  198,198,198
SlipKnot 1.0        1.0 Nov/94 yes no no no Gray  192,192,192
WinWeb        1.0a2.1.1  Oct/94 yes no no no Gray  192,192,192
*  JPEG image appeared "dirty" when viewed  on my system.
** Background color is default color of Windows  desktop - not
separately adjustable.

ISSUES

90.0The Unisys / CompuServe / GIF Mess

A story.

In 1987 CompuServe first introduced the GIF format as an efficient
means of storing and downloading graphics files from their on-line
service. They continued to develop GIF and although they retained control
over the standards they allowed universal free use of the format. In
subsequent years independent developers were attracted to GIF and wrote
many programs to create and display it. It became widely accepted and
was used elsewhere such as on the Internet where it is the prime image
format for Web pages and browsers.

Unfortunately, a key component of the GIF format was the Lempel-Ziv
Welch (LZW) compression algorithm which CompuServe had used mistakenly
thinking that it was in the public domain. In reality Unisys had applied
for, and received a patent on it in 1985, which according to Unisys
covers both compression and decompression applications. CompuServe
had based GIF development on technical information from a magazine
article which had failed to mention the patent. During a  6 year interval
Unisys claims they were not aware that LZW was a component of the GIF
format and CompuServe claims that they did not know that LZW was patented.

It was not until GIF had essentially become a world wide standard that
Unisys contacted CompuServe, with negotiations over the patent issue
beginning in January 1993. Some time later, in June of 1994 CompuServe
settled with Unisys to avoid being sued, and signed a licensing agreement
allowing it to continue using the algorithm in the GIF format on their
network, paying an undisclosed sum for that right. Since Unisys had
a valid patent and was protecting its property which it had a right
to do, CompuServe's options in this matter were limited. The Unisys
patent had already apparently been challenged once, and upheld by the
US Patent and Trademark Office.

In late December 1994 CompuServe announced that effective almost immediately,
under terms of its agreement with Unisys, it would in turn begin issuing
sub-licenses and collecting royalties from software developers on the
CompuServe network who were using the GIF format in their programs.
By promptly obtaining a license from CompuServe developers did not
need a further license from Unisys. A subsequent statement issued by
Unisys indicated that there would be no attempt to collect back royalties
for the years of past use prior to 1995 from any developers since usage
had been unintentional (an "all is forgiven" grandfather statement).
This licensing and royalty agreement is only enforceable by CompuServe
against developers of GIF programs which are primarily used in connection
with the CompuServe network.

Developers of GIF software elsewhere (not tied to CompuServe) are not
affected. They can however expect to be approached by other on-line
networks they are involved with, or Unisys directly. Unisys has clearly
indicated that in enforcing its patent rights against CompuServe and
associates that it intends to vigorously enforce its patent rights
against other users of the LZW algorithm.  The patent is both technically
important and financially valuable, and has in fact been licensed out
to over 100 other companies to date for other non GIF applications.

Unisys has publicly stated that licensing and royalty fees are not
required for non-commercial non-profit GIF applications (e.g. Freeware),
whether used for on-line services or not. As well, they have clarified
the licensing requirement to include only new products or product enhancements
introduced beginning 1995. The licensing/royalty does not apply to
end users since such users are paying indirectly when they buy a commercial
software package or pay registration fees for Shareware. The developers
and sellers of such software will be licensed and will pay the appropriate
royalties on each copy sold.

Although the royalties payable to CompuServe/Unisys are not significant
(typically 1 - 1.5 %) they are an aggravation for developers, as is
the bookkeeping and paperwork required to track sales on which royalties
are based.  For those not being licensed through CompuServe the alternative
is a license directly from Unisys where fees are negotiable - and may
be better or worse.

It is likely that the GIF format has no future now and will  be replaced
with a non-proprietary equivalent on the Internet, although there is
no obvious candidate at the moment. CompuServe has already announced
its intention to work with graphics developers to develop a "free and
open" replacement standard to succeed GIF. The new format would be
a 24 bit (16 million colors) lossless standard replacing the 8 bit
(256 color) GIF.  CompuServe has rejected the use of JPEG as an option
because it is a lossy standard and this is unacceptable in a number
of applications.

End story (?).

91.0DICS: DOES THE END JUSTIFY THE MEANS?  Today's case study.

One of the more popular mail and news programs in the UK has been DICS
(Dialup Internet Connection Services).  It is a batch mail and  news
transporter intended for use with a separate offline reader program.
It has many features including MAPI capabilities and a Time client,
works well, and has developed an enthusiastic following in that country.
DICS officially became Shareware as of October 1994 and has a fairly
standard 30 day evaluation period with single user registration starting
at UKP 19.95.

In late 1994 allegations were made that the developer of this program
had built in a back door to the program unknown to its users and not
mentioned in any of the documentation. Specifically it was alleged
that the program was sending unauthorized email to the developer of
the program, unknown to the users of the program who had installed
it on their machines. Furthermore, it was alleged that the developer
was also subsequently sending email commands to prompt the program
for additional information and that it was responding with more email
information back to him. After an initial silence when these allegations
were made public in local Demon newsgroups, the program's developer
Mark Gibbons publicly responded with the following information (summarized):

When DICS is installed for the first time or upgraded to a new version,
the first thing it does is to register itself by email with the developer,
supplying basic site information only. This information is fed into
a database and tracked for two purposes:

1. The information is useful in providing technical support for users
who sometimes neglect to identify or to properly identify the version
of the program they have installed and are having problems with. Some
problems are very version specific.

2. Most importantly, the database is used as a means of tracking abuses
of the Shareware license under which the program is made available.
The database is used to identify particular sites which are repeatedly
installing newer versions of DICS but never registering them over
cumulative period of time greater than the 30 day evaluation period.
In such cases a message is sent to the DICS program at that site, which,
if it is still active, will be prompted to return a status report.
This communication takes place between the program on the user's machine
and the developer without the user's awareness. This response is confirmation
that the site is in fact still using the program and is violating the
Shareware agreement. In other words, a software piracy has been confirmed.
A letter is now sent to the user at that site clearly identifying that
the developer is aware that the program is active at the site and requesting
that the program be immediately registered and the Shareware fee forwarded.
The method by which the information has been obtained is not identified
in the letter.

A storm has erupted over the issues raised.  There are two areas of
concern:

1. All communication between the program and its developer, including
the initial installation notification, is done without the user's knowledge.
Nothing of this is mentio

!"#$%&'()*+,-./0123456789:;<=>?@ABCDEFGHIJKLMNOPQRSTUVWXYZ[\]^_`abcdefghijklmno
pqstuvwxyz{|}~ned  in any program documentation.  The information has
been withheld. Awareness  of these capabilities might have allowed a
user to decide not to install  the program. The stealth which was used
to secretly monitor the program's  users has left a bad taste.

2. The potential for abuse is enormous since there is nothing to prevent
such a program from stealing confidential information including passwords
from a user's PC and sending this to outsiders. Can such a program
be considered a virus? In this particular case there has been no indication
that any such thing has happened. There is nothing to indicate that
the developer used the program other than has been stated  - to protect
his rights from software piracy. The issue is more along the lines
that allowing such an undocumented "feature" in a program offers an
enormous potential opportunity for abuse from someone unscrupulous
and in general ought not to be allowed for this reason. A user has
been given no knowledge of this back door and no defense against it
if improperly used.

The controversy continues in the UK in local newsgroups. The developer
steadfastly maintains that his actions were essential to prevent the
piracy of the program. His delay in publicly responding to the initial
allegations in the first few weeks has somewhat damaged his credibility.
On the other hand some of the critical outrage is being offset by admissions
from people that they were in fact illegally using the program.

While insisting that his actions are justifiable and that he has done
nothing wrong Mark Gibbons has agreed to add the necessary information
to the program's documentation so that users will at least be informed
of what is happening and will have the up front option now of not installing
the program if this is unacceptable to them. This should satisfy some
of his critics. He has however no intention of making any other changes.

The back door as it currently exists is very limited in capabilities
and cannot apparently be used by hackers seeking entry into a system.
There is the issue of whether or not what has been done violates any
British laws or regulations, and this has not been clearly resolved
yet. The service provider, Demon, which makes this program available
on their FTP server intends to continue offering it and will remove
it only if it is found to be illegal.

Questions  1. Could the developers intent not have been equally well
accomplished  through the normal nonintrusive methods employed in other
Shareware  programs without opening this can of worms? These methods
have typically  consisted of time limit or feature crippling to encourage
registration.  How far can a developer go to protect his property rights?

2. Would you consider what has been done with DICS to be an acceptable
and necessary practice to fight piracy? Would you be in favor of it
being implemented by other software companies, including commercial
software companies?

3. Knowing what you now know about this program, would you be prepared
to install DICS on your PC?

End case study.

92.0FTP SERV-U:  ONCE UPON A TIME IN AMERICA  In January 1995 a
new program called FTP Serv-U was released by Rob  Beckers.  An FTP
server/daemon it was well written with good security  features and an
easy to use interface. It was very well received and  was generated
some very positive reviews on newsgroups within days.  Unfortunately,
within days it was revealed that FTP Serv-U also suffered  from the
dreaded DICS disease - the author had built in undocumented  communications
capabilities into the program for the purpose of copy  protection. Specifically
(summarized from the authors explanations):

Whenever started, Serv-U will contact the authors home server and  request
permission to work. Basic information such as the version number  of
the program and the requestors IP number is included with the request.
The IP number of the requesting location is automatically logged and
subsequent requests checked to see if that location has exceeded the
30 day try out time period. A go or no-go flag is sent back to the
requesting location which will either enable or disable the software.
Once the software is registered the checks will of course no longer
be made. (For backup purposes there is also a hard wired expiry date
which will terminate the program in October 1995 in the current version.
This date will be extended out with new releases.)

The information that the program is sending a message to the author
at start up was not documented. When the function was identified and
the author questioned about it he was very open and forthcoming.  He
has apologized to anyone who may have been offended by it and acknowledged
that he did not expect such a hostile reaction to this secretive protection
method.  An interim release, version 1.03 has been quickly distributed
to replace the original release. The new version clearly identifies
the method by which the 30 day try out period is enforced.  As in the
case of DICS, other than changing the documentation the author strongly
feels that this is a good method of protecting his property from piracy
and has no intention of abandoning it.

As in the case of DICS, the same questions and concerns apply. Since
the author has demonstrated the ability to code in an expiry date to
prevent permanent use of the unregistered version it is again hard
to understand why it was (and is) so necessary to also resort to such
an intrusive method of property protection.

DAEMONS AND SERVERS

100.1 (new)  NAME.........................  CLS-Syslogdaemon [For Windows
3.1, WFW  3.11, Windows NT]  PRIME PURPOSE......  Syslog daemon  FILE
NAME.................  syslogd.zip  FILE SIZE...................  262,784
bytes  LATEST VERSION.....  1.0  AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:
/pub/pc/win3/winsock (or mirrors).  STATUS.....................
Freeware  DOCUMENTATION....  Basic start up instructions.  FEATURES..............
..  Automated installation.  COMMENTS...............

100.2 (new)  NAME.........................  InterAccess Telnetd   [Windows
NT]  PRIME PURPOSE......  Inet daemon and Telnet daemon.  FILE NAME..............
...  interact.exe  FILE SIZE...................  620,474 bytes  LATEST
VERSION.....  beta 2.3 released February 14,1995. AVAILABLE FROM.....
ftp.ccsi.com:     /pub/pragma  STATUS.....................  Demo. Expires
April 15, 1995.  DOCUMENTATION....  Installation instructions.  FEATURES.........
.......  ANSI and VT100 emulation. COMMENTS...............  Windows95
will be supported in a future release.  Released by Pragma Systems Inc.

100.3 (new)  NAME.........................  Serv-U  PRIME PURPOSE......
FTP server  FILE NAME.................  ftpsrv10.zip  FILE SIZE..................
.  173,969  bytes  LATEST VERSION.....  1.0 February 1995  AVAILABLE
FROM.....  oak.oakland.edu:     /SimTel/win3/winsock  STATUS.....................
Full function demo.  Program stops working  30 days after it is first
used. Shareware $US 20.  DOCUMENTATION....  Fairly complete start up
and use instructions.  FEATURES................  Supports multiple simultaneous
access and  anonymous users. Lots of security options.  COMMENTS...............
See the comments on this program elsewhere  in this listing in section
92.0.

100.4 (new)  NAME.........................  SerWeb  PRIME PURPOSE......
WWW server.  FILE NAME.................  serweb03.zip  FILE SIZE.................
..  277,504  bytes  LATEST VERSION.....  .3   November 1993  AVAILABLE
FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock (or mirrors).
STATUS.....................  Free for non commercial use.  DOCUMENTATION....
Basic start up instructions.  FEATURES................  Can run in
the background while other tasks  are being performed.  COMMENTS...............
Functional, but no longer being developed by  its author.

100.5 (new)  NAME.........................  Telnet Daemon  for Borland
Pascal 7 PRIME PURPOSE......  Telnet daemon.  FILE NAME.................
pastel10.zip  FILE SIZE...................  26,478  LATEST VERSION.....
1.0  AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock
(or mirrors).  STATUS.....................  Public Domain.  DOCUMENTATION....
Introductory comments.  FEATURES................COMMENTS...............
A demo based on Borland Pascal 7 from Mike  Caughran. This is not really
a finished product, but is more suitable  for someone with the capability
to put a little work into it.

100.6 (new)  NAME.........................  WFTPD  (Winsock FTP Daemon
for Windows  3.1 and NT)  PRIME PURPOSE......  FTP daemon.  FILE NAME............
.....  wftpd196.zip  FILE SIZE...................  165,232  bytes  LATEST
VERSION.....  1.96  January 1995  AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:
/pub/pc/win3/winsock (or mirrors).  STATUS.....................
Shareware   $US 15.  DOCUMENTATION....  Start up instructions and on-line
help.  FEATURES................  Supports multiple simultaneous access
and  anonymous users.  COMMENTS...............  Some features crippled
in unregistered version  and a message that this is unregistered is
displayed to users logging  on. A fairly stable program which continues
to be developed by its  author Alun Jones.

100.7 (new)  NAME.........................  Windows Finger Daemon for
Windows Sockets  PRIME PURPOSE......  Finger daemon  FILE NAME.................
fingd100.zip  FILE SIZE...................  116,031  LATEST VERSION.....
1.0    August 1994  AVAILABLE FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/wi
nsock (or mirrors).  STATUS.....................  Public Domain (limited),
source code included  with program.  DOCUMENTATION....  On-line help
with installation and use instructions.  FEATURES................COMMENTS........
.......  Not supported. Released by Frederick Bent.

100.8 (new)  NAME.........................  Windows httpd  PRIME PURPOSE......
WWW Server  FILE NAME.................  whttpd.zip  FILE SIZE...................
664,684  bytes  LATEST VERSION.....  1.4a    January 1995  AVAILABLE
FROM.....  http://www.alisa.com/win-httpd/    ftp.alisa.com:     /pub/win-httpd
STATUS.....................  Free for personal and educational use.
DOCUMENTATION....  Start up and operating instructions spread out in
a number of text and HTML documents.  FEATURES................  Support
for forms and image mapping. Handles  up to 16 simultaneous users. Basic
security features.  COMMENTS...............  An easy to get up and running
package. If unzipping  with pkunzip, use the -d option to properly create
all of the subdirectories.  There are some problems with Trumpet 2.0b
when running this in full  multithreading mode.

100.9 (new)  NAME.........................  WinSmtp  PRIME PURPOSE......
Mail Daemon  FILE NAME.................  ssmtp105.zip  FILE SIZE.................
..  220,607   bytes  LATEST VERSION.....  1.05  February 1995  AVAILABLE
FROM.....  ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock (or mirrors)
ftp.metrics.com:     /smtp  STATUS.....................  Shareware
$CDN 50 within Canada, $US 50  USA and elsewhere.  DOCUMENTATION....
Minimal in this unregistered version. FEATURES................  SMTP
and POP3 support for sending and receiving  mail. Support for MAPI in
a future release. UUencode support only at  present, MIME and BinHex
in the next release. Automated installation.  COMMENTS...............
Some features are crippled in unregistered  version. From Jack De Winter.
As more features are added this program  may go commercial.

EMBED CDraw  File Name:  winter10.doc  Release date: February 27, 1995

Errors and Omissions: Every effort is made to ensure completeness and
accuracy of the above information. Corrections are appreciated, and
will be incorporated into a subsequent update. This file has been
uploaded to the prime sites:

ftp.cica.indiana.edu:    /pub/pc/win3/winsock  oak.oakland.edu:   /SimTel/win3/wi
nsock

The Winsock Client List may be freely distributed to all mirror FTP
sites provided that this is done with the contents unchanged and in
its current format (zip file) only.  It may be included in authorized
SimTel and CICA CD-ROM collections with contents unchanged and in its
current format only. All other use, including all other CD-ROM collections,
requires written permission. This document is Copyright  1995 by Ed
Sinkovits.  It is intended for your personal use only.      Ed
Sinkovits      Internet: [e-mail]      CompuServe:
73003,3065  EMBED CDraw

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