JF> True.. I'm looking at what I need to do to make transx do SMTP
 JF> in/out - looks like it's going to be a total breeze, no fidonet
 JF> needed to interface transx to my current gateway.  I'm contemplating
 
 Should fit in perfect as I believe you are using SMTP via OS/2?

 JF> in sharing the cost of my copy of it on this end (I can only
 JF> host two links, and already have those two planned out.. The
 JF> alternative would be to cheat poor Pete, and that wouldn't be fair..)
 
 :-) Especially after he registered GIGO a long long time ago.. 
 Drop me an email if you get the chance. 

 TL> directly with UUCP spool files.  I have no idea how the
 TL> SLIP/PPP interface works, as I haven't look at that yet.
 JF> I'm not sure how it's *supposed* to work - it looks like it's
 JF> tailored to KA9Q in a big way :-)  For OS/2, the 0714 release
 
 Actually, those using KA9Q would use the SMTP option, the TxMAILER
 addon uses it's own TCPIP stack over a packet driver and have SMTP
 and POP3 built into it which is uses to exchange mail with a regular
 POP3 mailbox and SMTP server on their provider.  

 TL> Transx is a great solution for those paths which are not
 TL> good enough for direct mailer to mailer sessions, or where a
 TL> live link simply doesn't exist (e.g. UUCP).
 JF> Ya..  We all gotta fly down and by Pete a beer.  If we get'em
 JF> enough, maybe we can get away w/out registering (evil grin)
 
 Mmmm, beeeeeeeeeeeeerr... :-)

 Pete Rocca
 Multiboard Communications
 rocca@multiboard.com