Elvis Hargrove wrote in a message to Roy J. Tellason:
-> And do a heck of a lot of other stuff, apparently!
EH> It is indeed versatile! And the programmer is a gentlman and a
EH> scholar.
-> Is that program dialup-only, or is it usable in a LAN environment?
EH> Well, to connect to the Web it's dialup..... Can you LAN into
EH> it? I dunno, never even tried. I know it runs flawlessly in
EH> the same machine Lantastic is running on...... (Anything that
EH> won't peacefully co-exist with Lantastic gets chunked here.)
I was thinking about the fact that the other three boxes are all talking to
each other but this dos/dv box isn't in the picture the way I'd like it to be.
I had ncsa telnet's ftp package working with a packet driver, but somehow
managed to break that and haven't gotten it working since then.
That software looks like a good alternative choice, especially since it seems
to give more functions. Since I'm running tcp/ip here I thought there might
be a chance to use it, mostly to access other machines on the network. (I'm
doing things like using some homegrown web pages to access doc files, etc.)
-> Any ideas about whether it'll run under DV? I just browsed a bit
-> through the doc file, but the answers weren't apparent.
EH> I don't see why not..... It's a very well behaved Dos app.
EH> Never did anything even remotely flaky while I was using it. I
EH> have heard rumors of it locking up, but the only way I
EH> experienced that was losing the connection to the ISP. (Which
EH> happened a LOT in those days. The ISP had Telco problems
EH> galore, and was having lines dropped as other callers hit the
EH> system.)
Ouch.
EH> Actually, Roy, I liked it better than Netscape via Win 3.11
EH> (Which was all I had at the time) Outlook Express has me
EH> spoiled now.....Win98.
Can't say I've done much with it.
EH> Bring buck$$$$$ though. I had three 16 Meg sticks of EDO RAM
EH> go south with my P-Pro motherboard, and I'm hurtin for certain
EH> for RAM.
Ouch.
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