From: "da Silva, Joe" 

What do you mean "none of the isps will logon with dos any more"?

All ISP's work fine with DOS, except "ad server" cr*p, of course,
which only work with Windoze.

If you have a problem using Arachne with an ISP (using a _real_
modem of course, not a WinModem), ask for help at one of the
new Arachne mailing lists, I'm sure your problem will be solved
promptly.

Joe.

> -----Original Message-----
> From:	Day Brown [SMTP:daybrown{at}hypertech.net]
> Sent:	Friday, November 28, 2003 2:18 PM
> To:	opendos{at}delorie.com
> Subject:	Re: Arachne Web browser for DO
> 
> Mike Powell wrote:
> > 
> > Originally to: DONALD PEDDER
> > 
> > Reply is to a message from: DONALD PEDDER
> > 
> > >    Three typo's in the first sentence alone! A bit of proof-reading
> might
> > > be in order if we don't want DOS-users to look like they're not the
> > > brightest bunch in the pack. :-\
> > 
> > I don't know about that site, but the original Arachne group was
> > from a non-English speaking country... either the Czech Republic, or
> > Slovakia.  Might account for the improper English.  ;-)
> I dunno that it matters. It looks like abandonware. I really liked it,
> but since I moved to where none of the isps will logon with dos any
> more, I have wondered how many are left that will be able to browse with
> dos anyway.
> Never mind all the pages it couldnt load.
> 
> Is there an effort to port xwindows or some kind of API to dos so that
> it could run the win 3/os2 versions of opera or mozilla? Maybe in on a
> 32bit drive?


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