In a msg on , Bob Juge of 1:106/2000
writes to Jussi Hamalainen:
 JH>> Install COM/IP and WinFOSSIL, then configure a port for 
 JH>> COM/IP and use the same port with WinFOSSIL. Works for me, 
 JH>> under Win95 that is. I don't use Bink, I use Xenia, but I 
 JH>> doubt that it makes a difference. 
 BJ> So even with COM/IP, this only works for 16 bit FOSSIL DOS apps 
 BJ> under Win95 or WinNT?  Is there no such thing for native Win32 
 BJ> apps under 95 or NT?  Under both Win95 and WinNT, the best 
 BJ> multitasking is achieved using native apps.  Having to run 
 BJ> their DOS equivalents is not a good solution.
Unfortunately, that's the way it is turning out...likewise, COM/IP is mostly 
reliable, but as with most such documentation of the sort, it presumes that 
you know how to configure it before you can read how to configure it.  
Fortunately, I've worked in the Fido environment, so it wasn't that 
rd...
I'm picking up some indications of something being available out of the 
former USSR that is in use, but my Russian skills are weak at best...and that 
mostly from bits and pieces picked up from a relative born and raised in a 
Polish emigre family.  
 BJ> SIO.SYS's Vmodem, under OS/2, allows native OS/2 apps _and_ DOS 
 BJ> apps to be telnettable.  *That's* what I'm looking for.
A message indicates that the authors of ARGUS made an effort to contact Scott 
Dudley on interoperability, but I've only one side of the story, so I won't 
go further into details.
However, I am in contact with someone at RIT Labs, and we're going to see if 
we can't come up with something...no promises.
-zf-
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