-=> Quoting Barrie Partridge to John McLachlan <=-
 BP> looks really great...... the bad news is that BlueWave386 
 BP> refuses to recognise C:\TMWIN\TMW.EXE as my comms programme 
 BP> though it is happy enough to work to C:\TM\TM.EXE!!!!
That's because the reason BlueWave wants to know your comm program is
so you can switch to it using alt T.  Since TMW is a WINDOWS program,
a DOS program can't switch to it.
 BP> 
 BP> I assume that I will overcome that OK, but pray tell me, I am 
 BP> about to change to a regular Internet connection: does one HAVE
 BP> to use the Windows Comms programme which perversely refuses to 
 BP> use Zmodem, or can I use TMW110?  Who can I turn to for advice 
 BP> on what other programmes I need to go with TMW - like off-line 
 BP> readers etc - to handle internet traffic including WWW, ftp, 
I am running Windows 3.1 and use Trumpet Winsock 2.1F for the dialer,
Netscape for the browser, Pegasus Mail for E-mail (Eudora is easier to
set up, but Pegasus has features like being able to filter mail to 
different folders.  Each listserv you subscribe to can have it's own
folder.
... Fido Netmail 1:382/1201 or Internet: beastman@tab.com
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