Hello paul!

Wednesday February 19 1997, paul marwick writes to Jackson Harding:

 pm> You could have a look at In-Joy (injoy1_0.zip). In-Joy is a text mode app,
 pm> so it doesn't create icons of any sort, but it does have a number of
 pm> features that the inbuilt dialler doesn't have - a terminal mode which
 pm> allows autolearning of scripts for logging in to an ISP, the ability to
 pm> autostart applications once the connection is made (the list of autostart
 pm> applications is seperate for each ISP setup), IP masquarading, etc. Its
 pm> also very fast to negotiate a connection compared to the IBM dialler, and
 pm> cheap to register (I think I paid $US32 for it).

Thanks paul.  I ftp'd this on your recommendation.  It does look promising
and some of the features are quite nice.  At the moment it does seem to be
having a bit of trouble getting a ppp seesion started properly, I'm sure
it's only a matter of fiddling till I get it right.  I also noticed that
some programs (like UltiMail) can't detect that there is a connection, I
suspect this is related to my problems with session negotiation.

Bye for now,
          Jackson

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