CH> Okay, I made a big reply to you, but I went to copy
 CH> and paste the web url you gave me from mtel to my
 CH> web browser and it seems as though I close mtel in
 CH> the process and the letter was lost. :(

ugh, i hate it when that happens...

 CH> Short and sweet version.

 CH> Yep, I check that out before I ask'd. That and some
 CH> others I read at the faq.org site is the ones that
 CH> make my head tiwrl and my thoughts go like homer
 CH> simpson. dooh!  They are not as easy to read as the
 CH> RFC on usenet groups which I also have done with
 CH> this.  I am going to save this first them go back
 CH> and check out the other site you listted.

not a problem... remember, technical documents are generally much more
technical than people believe... i know that i've had my own troubles
wading thru some of them...

 CH> Thank-you for your help.  Plus, I think I am going to
 CH> ask the author of mtel for the tips of it. Or maybe
 CH> the author of GameSrv how to work with the codes.  On
 CH> doing a telnet server. No, it's more like a telnet
 CH> client, but a very lite version.

ahh... can you depict the flow of the data from the doorgame to the user so
i can get a better idea?

 ie: door -> blah -> blah2 -> user

 CH> ps WinCrt know of some good source codes on using it. I
 CH> did google (wincrt pascal) and that didn't return any
 CH> usable source. The swag snippets were alomost useable.

not sure what you're asking... are you looking for a working wincrt source file?

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