CS>  EDGJ> CS> Keep your eyes peeled around the end of this year.  EDGJ> 
CS> (Wink, wink; nudge, nudge.)
CS>  EDGJ> Why's everyone so concerned about Wink? I didn't see  EDGJ> 
CS> anything about them that we should care about, other  EDGJ> than that 
CS> they USED TO BE part ofGeoworks.
CS>   Not a ref to a software company. A Monty Python ref.
CS>  EDGJ> But there is someone working on TCP for 2.x.
CS>   Hadn't heard about that. I REALLY should read the newsgroups.
CS>  EDGJ> Forget who offhand.
CS>   You're no help. ;-)
CS>  EDGJ> Clemens Kockinhe (sp)
CS>   Kochinke, I believe.
CS>  EDGJ> is expanding his cWeb program to actually process HTML  EDGJ> 
CS> tags. I'm working with him on that.
CS>   Good luck.
CS>  EDGJ> Unfortunately, my version happens to be the only geode  EDGJ> 
CS> ever to totally crash geos, so bad that it can't even  EDGJ> pop up a 
CS> KR error...instead a text message starts to  EDGJ> get printed in the 
CS> top left corner of the screen (I  EDGJ> think from DOS), but it hangs 
CS> in the middle...you can  EDGJ> still move the mouse, but only over 
CS> parts of the  EDGJ> screen... just a really wierd, nasty crash.
CS>   Sounds like there MIGHT be a bug or two. ;-)
CS>  EDGJ> Who've thought I'd be the first person to crash GEOS  EDGJ> 
CS> that badly? :)
CS>   I think that the oddsmakers had you down for 7 to 5 odds. ;-)
CS>  EDGJ> Also, Jerry Reno more or less has the modem part of  EDGJ> 
CS> RenoComm finished,
CS>   Ah, the good news. Does he know that there is a RhinoComm for OS/2?
CS>  EDGJ> I think he started work on terminal emulation now.
CS>   Keep us updated, please. ---  * SLMR 2.0 * I'm much too young to 
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