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From: bob@WORMS-EMH2.ARMY.MIL (Bob Kane)
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Subject: Re: TrueType Fonts for Sale.
Date: 8 Oct 92 08:30:07 GMT
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>Date: 07 Oct 1992 10:29:07 -0400
>From: Louis Jezsik <jezsik%PX2.STFX.CA@ncsuvm.cc.ncsu.edu>
>
>> To heck with buying TT fonts ... are there any FTP sites with
>> TT fonts for downloading?  After checking the usual places, I
>> found that the TT font directories were locked up due to some
>> non-shareware fonts being in the system.  Should I be looking
>> elsewhere, or be patient?
>
>Louis,
>
>I seem to remember a message from a few days ago stating that they
>suspected (Cica) had some illegal/unauthorized files in the TT fonts
>directory.  They said it will take some time to sort it out and
>apologized for and inconveince it may cause.  Check the archives
>for details.
>______________________________________________________________________________
>Joe Morris at Western Carolina University; Cullowhee, NC    Practice safe hex,
>Internet:  IS480P02@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU (preferable)       Just say NO to viruses,
>BITNET:    IS480P02@WCUVAX1.BITNET        And always wear a write-protect tab.
>ALL-IN-1 mail users:  IS480P02@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU@IN

The problem that CICA is having is that a siginificant portion of the TrueType
fonts that were uploaded were converted from registered ATM typefaces.  I think
that Adobe takes rather a dim view of this process.  Also, many of the fonts
were converted with AllType from Atech Software.  It specifically states in the
AllType manual that the converted fonts are considered copywrited by Atech and
not to be shared or sold.  Perhaps Harry Kriz can tell us if this is also true
of FontMonger.  I like loads of fonts as much as the next guy, and if you look
around you may find some really good prices on font collection.  I recently
bought 100 nice type faces for $100.  As to our friend the font salesman, the
only questions I have is where did the fonts come from?  Are they legit?  If
so, what type faces does he have for sale?  When looking for fonts, I always
request a speciman sheet so I can see what the typefaces look like in a variety
of sizes and weights.

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Subject:      re: screen savers

jdber@mvax.cc.conncoll.edu writes:

>  Does anyone know of the proper format for creating a  Win-
> dows  3.1  Screen  Saver  Module?

there is a pretty good article in a recent copy of pc magazine about screen
savers and the routines needed to write a screen saver.  see page 371 of the
october 13, 1992 issue.

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adresses of Archie server

128.214.6.100           Finland
146.169.11.3            UK
139.130.4.6             Australia
128.6.18.15             New Jersey
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From: IQTI400@INDYCMS.IUPUI.EDU (macphil)
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Subject: What is CICA?
Date: 15 Oct 92 14:18:43 GMT
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              15 Oct 1992 09:13:03 BST from <roysan@UXB.LIV.AC.U K>

On Thu, 15 Oct 1992 09:13:03 BST Mr. R. Coates said:
>> Subject What is CICA
>CICA is an anonymous ftp site based at Indiana Uni (?) and can be accessed
>at ftp.cica.indiana.edu

>Head into the pub directory and wend your way down to win3
>(Have plenty of blank disks ready!)

>> Do I have to subcribe first ....etc...?
>Nope.

I sent a private note to the original poster and based upon that, I'm afraid
the reply (above) won't do the trick.

Sir:

The "CICA" site everyone refers to is formally known as "FTP.CICA.INDIANA.EDU".

Another common abbreviation for another site is "Simtel" or "Mirrors" which
is a general software repository (whereas cica seems to specialize in
windows software).

FTP (File Transfer Protocol) allows you to access files upon another machine
providing both machines are running compatible FTP.  These machines need
not be the same type, operating system, etc.  This allows you to send/receive
desired files upon demand.

"Anonymous FTP" means a userid called "ANONYMOUS" (or ANONYMOU if only
eight characters are allowed as a system restriction) has been set up
such that either an agreed-upon password, *any* password, or no password
will allow you to connect to that machine (almost like logging onto it)
and interact /c the file system available to that FTP server.

Many sites allow read-only access to the files known to the FTP server and
generally provide a directory for uploading (usually called, appropriately
/UPLOAD) where persons can place file(s) for future access and the staff
at that site can then transfer the file(s) to the appropriate directory.

It appears from your original address that you are sending from a
BITNET site, but you might want to check to see if you have an Internet
address as well, as you could FTP directly.  If you are BITNET, you'll
have to make use of software which will work much like FTP, except the
results will be sent to you via mail (there has been some discussion
about the method of accomplishing this in the list archives.

I hope this helps to explain this a little.

P.S.

The CICA site has nearly 1'500 windows-related files.
The Simtel/Mirrors MSDOS repository has nearly 8'000 files.

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From: mchaffie@CSI.UOTTAWA.CA (Bruce McHaffie)
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Subject: ccb.ucsf.edu
Date: 16 Oct 92 18:40:51 GMT
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Does anyone happen to know the ip address for ccb.ucsf.edu?  Thanks
in advance.

Bruce Mchaffie
University of Ottawa
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From:         Joseph Malloy <jmalloy@ITSMAIL1.HAMILTON.EDU>
Subject: Re: TrueType Fonts for Sale.
              Oct 7, 92 11:31 am

>
> Date: 07 Oct 1992 10:29:07 -0400
> From: Louis Jezsik <jezsik%PX2.STFX.CA@ncsuvm.cc.ncsu.edu>
>
> > To heck with buying TT fonts ... are there any FTP sites with
> > TT fonts for downloading?  After checking the usual places, I
> > found that the TT font directories were locked up due to some
> > non-shareware fonts being in the system.  Should I be looking
> > elsewhere, or be patient?
>

If you are a member of BIX (Byte Information Exchange) or, on the same
service, the newer WIX (Windows magazine Information Exchange), you'll
find quite a few PD TrueType fonts in the Windows listings area.

You need to sign up (it's $13/month plus telecomm charges), but it is
available via telnet (to x25.bix.com; login first with BIX then, when
prompted for name, use 'new' if you are)...It can also be accessed via
Tymnet (or BT North America, whatever they call it these days) and via
Sprint net.

I'm not trying to promote BIX/WIX and am not connected to it in any way
other than as a subscriber.

jmalloy@hamilton.edu
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From:         John DeCarlo <m14051@MWVM.MITRE.ORG>
Subject:      Reply to "Re: WIN3-L: Frightening Halloween ideas wanted"
              (10/06/92 21

What about a room with a very large display of Windows, with an error message
displayed which tells them to click on a button to exit?  Of course the
functioning keyboard doesn't help and the mouse jumps around too much
to be used.  Plus, the door to the room doesn't open until they click
correctly.

After they pass out or have a heart attack, you carry them to the next
room, and they will never use a computer at work or home again.

Internet: jdecarlo@mitre.org (or John.DeCarlo@f131.n109.z1.fidonet.org)
Fidonet:  1:109/131
From: IQTI400@INDYCMS.IUPUI.EDU (macphil)
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Subject: Re: ccb.ucsf.edu
Date: 16 Oct 92 18:29:44 GMT
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              16 Oct 1992 14:23:01 GMT-0400 from <mchaffie@CSI.U OTTAWA.CA>

On Fri, 16 Oct 1992 14:23:01 GMT-0400 Bruce McHaffie said:
>Does anyone happen to know the ip address for ccb.ucsf.edu?  Thanks
>in advance.

I tried entering "FTP ccb.ucsf.edu" and received 128.218.1.13

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MacPhil / iqti400@indycms.bitnet / iqti400@indycms.iupui.edu
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From:         swesterback@TNCLUS.TELE.NOKIA.FI
Subject:      Re: Printing with Win31 (Was:(no subject given))

In article <A666EBE529443C40@UK.AC.CAMBRIDGE.PHOENIX>,
KLG1@PHOENIX.CAMBRIDGE.AC.UK writes:
> I've a really naive query that's irritating me no end.
> I support numerous wordprocessing packages here with Wordperfect
> being our standard. A user, recently use to the MAC world, is
> trying Windows 'Terminal' and 'Write' for her limited
> requirements - she feels at home with this type of interface. She
> may opt for a specific WP package later.
She should start to use Word for Windows, especially if she have been
using word for Mac! The newest w4w version (2.0a) is very nice.

> I use Windows frequently but have hardly ever used Write - it seems
> a simple enough prog. - but what is it in Windows that needs
> setting to ensure the screen fonts display of text approximates to
> the printed output.
Simply the correct printer driver. You can't just try any printer driver.
The generic printer driver should only be used if the printer is very
VERY old. And the generic printerfonts (Roman) hardly ever corresponds to
those old printers.

Write does NOT have to know much about the printer. It relies on the
printer driver to do the dirty work.

If you find the correct printer driver and still doesn't get satisfaction
make sure that  you are using a Windows 3.1-driver and also do use TrueType
fonts. At least TT:s are supposed to display and print correctly.

Sten

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From:         "Mark Pizzinato" <PIZZINATO%XANADU@KINGSTON.ARPC.ALCAN.CA>
Subject:      Re: EMM386 Frames

I usually use E000 for the page frame

Mark
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From:         Williams@PCMAIL.INRE.ASU.EDU
Subject:      qvtnet28.zip

Archive qvtnet28.zip in directory /pub/pc/win3/uploads on ftp.cica.indiana.edu
and its mirrors seems to be corrupt.  Could somebody possibly upload a better
copy?

Many thanks...
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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 20:49:16 CDT
From:         "Philip H. Kachelmyer" <phk@BOOMBOX.MICRO.UMN.EDU>
Subject:      Re: I need a CGA Windows 3.1 Driver !!!!!!!!!!!

In message <9210132300.AA25499@boombox.micro.umn.edu> Microsoft Windows Version
3 Forum writes:
> On Tue, 13 Oct 1992 18:29:43 EDT dan goldwater said:
> >you cant run windows 3.1 on cga, just like you cant run it on an XT.
> NO! NO! NO! -- THIS REPLY IS NOT TRUE!!!

Are you actually running Windows 3.1 on an XT?  I understood that this was
just not possible.  With 3.1, Real mode disappeared.  Standard mode requires
1MB of RAM and a 286, as far as I knew.  Doesn't this preclude running it
on an XT?  Or are you saying that you can run Windows 3.1 on a cga monitor?
(That one I don't know about, but I thought ega was the lowest common
denominator for a 286.  Maybe it's not?)

I'm most interested in hearing more.



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From: roysan@UXB.LIV.AC.UK (Mr. R. Coates)
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Subject: CICA
Date: 15 Oct 92 08:13:03 GMT
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> Subject What is CICA

CICA is an anonymous ftp site based at Indiana Uni (?) and can be accessed
at ftp.cica.indiana.edu

Head into the pub directory and wend your way down to win3

(Have plenty of blank disks ready!)

> Do I have to subcribe first ....etc...?

Nope.

--

Roy.


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                                  Roy Coates
                   Dept of Mech Eng. Liverpool University
                       P.O. Box 147, Liverpool L69 3BX

roysan@uxb.liverpool.ac.uk    Tel: 051-794-4862             Fax: 051-794-4848
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Date:         Thu, 8 Oct 1992 13:23:40 GMT
From:         Bob Kane <bob@WORMS-EMH2.ARMY.MIL>
Subject: Re: Archie

>
>I know this is off the Windows subject but...
>
>I need the numeric addresses for the Arhie sites. My VAX doesn't have
>the names in its database. So if someone could PLEASE send ME (not the
>list) of the complete Alpha and numeric address. Thanks in advance,
>
>***********************************************************
>Dirk Brewer                            Student / Consultant
>4TMS009@MC.BITNET              Mesa College * Mesa AZ 85202
>                The Toon Master
>***********************************************************

Here you go Dirk:


SunOS Release 4.1.2 (ARCHIE) #3: Sat Feb 15 15:09:08 EST 1992
                Welcome to the ARCHIE server at SURAnet

Please report any problems to archie-admin@sura.net

PLEASE use the client software if you can. If things continue as they
are we will limit the number interactive logins.  Client software
is available on ftp.sura.net in /pub/archie/clients

Site update/change information should be sent to archie-updates@cc.mcgill.ca

The problem of the percentage becoming negative is a known problem which will
be fixed in the future.

    archie.rutgers.edu  128.6.18.15   (Rutgers University)
    archie.unl.edu      129.93.1.14   (University of Nebraska in Lincoln)
    archie.ans.net      147.224.1.2   (ANS archie server)
    archie.mcgill.ca    132.206.2.3   (Canada server, original archie site)
    archie.au           139.130.4.6   (Australian server)
    archie.funet.fi     128.214.6.100 (European server in Finland)
    archie.doc.ic.ac.uk 146.169.11.3  (UK/England server)
  Client software should be supported at all of these sites.

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From: BENH@NIHRRLIB.BITNET
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Subject: Re: C and fibonacci
Date: 15 Oct 92 16:51:48 GMT
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|Date: 10-15-92  12:40pm
|From: benh:ncrr-lib:nih
|  To: $WIN3-L@UICVM:BITNET
|Subj: Re: C and fibonacci
|In-Reply-To: Message from $WIN3-L@UICVM:BITNET of 10-15-92
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>Pardon my bluntness, but since no failed code was presented (showing
>no attempts), this looks almost like a class assignment posted to the
>list...
>
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>
>MacPhil / iqti400@indycms.bitnet / iqti400@indycms.iupui.edu


Sorry about the missing code.  This is what I have so far.
I just can't get the non recursive version to work.

#include <stdio.h>
main()

        int i, ntimes;
        unsigned value, fib();
        printf("Enter value: ");
        scanf("%d", &ntimes);
        printf("fibonacci(%d) recursively is:\n",ntimes);
        for (i = 1; i <= ntimes; printf("%u  ",value),i=i+1)
                value = fib(i);

        exit(0);


unsigned fib(x)                 /* compute fibonacci number recursively */
        int x;

        if (x > 2)
          return (fib(x - 1) + fib(x - 2));
        else
          return (1);
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From:         John Beck <JBECK@BMGTMAIL.UMD.EDU>
Subject:      Windows 3.1 XGA-2 drivers

IBM has loaned me one of their new ps/2 77 66DX/2 computers.  This
thing comes with an XGA-2 adapter.  Unfortunately, they did not
include drivers for windows.  In order establish windows performance
benchmarks I need to find XGA-2 drivers as the old XGA drivers that
come with windows do not work.  I have discovered that the
XGA(640x480 16 color) driver will work but this driver does not kick
in the video co-processor.

Does anyone have access to these XGA-2 drivers?  I am kind of
desperate as I will only be allowed to have the machine for 24 hours.
 Thanks for any help.
           John Beck
Director of Computing Services
      College of Business
    jbeck@bmgtmail.umd.edu
        (301) 405-2271
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From:         Rob Lussenburg <LUSSENBURG@RULBUR.LEIDENUNIV.NL>
Subject:      256 colours in PaintBrush

On Wed, 7 Oct 1992 11:26:59 SAT, STUP092@SAUPM00.BITNET wrote:

>     I tried to load a 256 colors GIF picture into paintprush , but I found
>     that it converted as 16 colors. if  anybody know the solution please tell
>     me.

Zaki,

I tried to do what you say you did, but PaintBrush didn't recognize the .GIF
format (just as I already expected). PaintBrush can only be satisfied with
.BMP, .DIB, .MSP or .PCX format picture files. Therefore I presume you
converted  your .GIF to one of these formats, using WinGif, CShow, GWS or
some other graphics program. Perhaps that is where the problem lies. Didn't
the graphics program the .GIF was converted with at the same time dither the
image to 16 colours?

Another possibility I can think of is that your Windows video driver enables
just 16 colours. You can check that by double-clicking on the Windows Setup
icon in the Main group of the Program Manager. When you are using a 16-colour
driver, obviously PaintBrush cannot display your image in 256 colours; the
result is a blurred image on which only the larger shapes are still somewhat
recognizable.

Hope this helped you.


Sincerely,

Rob Lussenburg
Rijksuniversiteit Leiden
the Netherlands
LUSSENBURG@RULBUR.LeidenUniv.nl
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From:         macphil <IQTI400@INDYCMS.IUPUI.EDU>
Subject:      Reply to XTALK question

I'm not at all familiar with your problem or the product, but it would
seem that if a percent sign <%> will "eat" a numeric value, that there
would be some equivalent text wildcard like an asterisk <*> to
be a text placeholder and eat up any text up to the next text constant
so that something like

     CONNECT % * ^M^J

would work or whatever the text wildcard is.  At least, that's where
I'd start looking if I had to face such a problem.

Good Luck.
What about 'email address under construction' ? :)  I tried to reply
directly to Peter and it was rejected and since we're both Internet
and BITNET...



I'm not at all familiar with your problem or the product, but it would
seem that if a percent sign <%> will "eat" a numeric value, that there
would be some equivalent text wildcard like an asterisk <*> to
be a text placeholder and eat up any text up to the next text constant
so that something like

     CONNECT % * ^M^J

would work or whatever the text wildcard is.  At least, that's where
I'd start looking if I had to face such a problem.

Good Luck.

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"The lesser of two evils is still evil." - Winston Churchill

MacPhil / iqti400@indycms.bitnet / iqti400@indycms.iupui.edu