Hi! Holger,

On Sat, 29 Aug 15, you wrote to me:

 HG> Good afternoon Paul,

Thank you.  It's another gorgeous day in the sunshine state.  Very much
like a cool summer's day even though we're just near the end of winter.

Good morning to you, Holger.  :)  (I'm taking a punt on the travel time
over your copper wire.)

 HG> Yes, it seems to be quite versatile but I don't know if it existed
 HG> when I needed a point program for my office machine with WFWG 3.11 
 HG> system.

I just had a quick squiz at a .BMP I snapped of my old WFWG 3.11 desktop...
(Actually the desktop was a project by some IBM fellers and was based on
the OS/2 Warp 3.x *live* desktop manager ['live' long before Win9x came
along with its live desktop].)  Anyway... I was using a terminal program
called Microlink.  It was a beaut little proggie that I originally started
using on our first computer, a '286/12MHz job running Win3.1.  I was still
doing BlueWave 2.02 as well in those days, last century.

I can't recall when I started using SemPoint, though the archive in my
filebase is dated October 2002 which might be a clue as to when I
downloaded it.  I've been using it & other sysop readers, and NNTP,
since then.  As you can see herewith, it's still doing sterling service. 
It's a 16-bit Windows application and would have run nicely in WFWG, I'm
sure.

Cheers,
Paul.

... Tuesday is Soylent Green day.
--- Paul's Win98SE VirtualBox