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| subject: | Locking the Com Ports with Binkley |
Mark Storm wrote in a message to Peter Lane-Collett: PL> He is using the DOS version of Bink under OS/2 as above. MS> Why use the DOS version under OS/2 ... Don't want to hassle with passing a OS/2 comm port to a DOS door or BBS, don't want to have to change around your config, are in the process of converting from DOS to OS/2, etc... The main reason I chose Binkley and Maximus was so I could gradually slide into OS/2 - switch the OS first, then the mailer, then the rest of the software. Made it easier to switch back, too, because I'd made a point of picking cross-platform software, and most of the software vendors I'd chosen started making Win32 products. --- timEd/386 1.10+* Origin: realitycheckBBS - San Francisco, CA +1 415 666 0339 (1:161/418) SEEN-BY: 50/99 157/534 620/243 622/419 623/630 625/100 626/660 665 667 668 SEEN-BY: 626/670 633/2 640/820 711/401 409 410 413 416 430 501 808 809 934 SEEN-BY: 711/955 712/515 713/888 714/906 800/1 @PATH: 161/418 84 55 270/101 396/1 157/110 534 626/660 711/401 808 934 |
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