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Date:         Sat, 22 Aug 1992 13:23:38 EDT
From:         Joseph Malloy <jmalloy@ITSMAIL1.HAMILTON.EDU>
Subject:      Re: problem with installing win3.1
              "AATT02@SAKACS00.BITNET" at Aug 22, 92 2:17 pm

> i have a 386-25 with 2M of RAM, and 80M HD.
> when i installed the win3.1 on my machine i did not get the 386-enhanced
> whic come in the control panel. Then i moved my config.sys and autoexec.bat
> and brought another one from my friend and reinstalled the win3.1 i got the
> 386-enhanced.
>
> I have a stacker do you think that is the problem or what??!!!!!!!!
>
I don't think Stacker is the likely culprit; your problem is probably
the limited memory you have.  See if you can force Windows into 386
Enhanced mode by starting it thus: win /3.  If it works (check the
help/about box of program manager), you'll have a lot of disk activity
if you do anything useful!  If you add two more megabytes of memory and
dedicate 512K or 1 MB of it to SMARTDRV or some other disk cache, you'll
be amazed at how much better performance will be.

If that doesn't work, use a very simple config.sys file (and no tsr's
loaded from autoexec.bat, either).  Config.sys might look like this:

device=c:\path\himem.sys
dos=high
files=40
buffers=10 (or more if no disk cache)
device=c:\stacker\stacker.com stacvol.000 (or whatever)

Then try forcing 386 mode operation again.  Good luck!

Joe
jmalloy@hamilton.edu


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Date:         Fri, 14 Aug 1992 09:52:02 -0400
From:         "JAIME M. GARMENDIA,
              DUPONT ARGENTINA" <garmenjm@ARVX01.DNET.DUPONT.COM>
Subject:      Printer problems
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This is my first question to the list, so please bear with me if
thi is a FAQ...

I have recently upgraded from win 3.0 to 3.1, and just found out that my
printer, EPSON LX-810 does not work well when I try to print graphics from
Excel or when I try to print True Type fonts from WINWord. Is this a
known bug?, Is there anything I can do to fix it?.

Please reply to GARMENJM@ARVX01.DNET.DUPONT.COM, and thanks in advance!

Jaime Garmendia
DuPont Argentina
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From: IRHANV00@UKCC.UKY.EDU
Subject: Re: Mouse and Modems
Organization: University of Kentucky
Date: Thu, 20 Aug 1992 13:16:39 GMT

In article <9208160034.AA00281@slc10.INS.CWRU.Edu>
Joseph Zupko <ah238@CLEVELAND.FREENET.EDU> writes:
 
>Howw come my mouse won't work when using a modem session. How can I fix it?
>
It sounds as if you have an IRQ confilct on your hands. Check to see if you
have both your modem and mouse set up to use com port 1 (either in your windows
software, or the hardware settings). Then change one of them to com 2. That
should resolve the problem
>--
>        It may not be today, or tomorrow but the truth will comeout.
>
>
> AH238@CLEVELAND.FREENET.EDU                            --------->>>>>>>>>>JAZ
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From:         D.J.Sedgwick@NEWCASTLE.AC.UK
Subject: TBK-COMM Toolbook Comms

  I've always thought that ftp.cica.indiana.edu was the best source for
  Windows programs.  Can anyone point me at a better one?

  More specifically I'm looking for a version of TBK-COMM (A DLL/Script
  for Asymetrix Toolbook which allows the use of serial comms)
  The version needs to be newer than 13th June 91.  (I need to write
  the date in full, us Brits seem to disagree with everyone else about
  how to write dates in short form,  13/6/91 or 6/13/91 :-)

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Date:         Fri, 21 Aug 1992 17:40:00 EDT
From:         "** Tua^'n **" <JFT@NCCIBM1.BITNET>
Subject:      ** VISUAL BASIC & REPORTS WITH dBASE III+ **

Hi,

   I have a application in Visual Basic that reads & writes
dBase III+ files.  I want to write a report that outputs
to a file and retains the FONT NAME, FONT SIZE and other
FONT information.  Does anyone know how to do this?  In
order to do this I need to know how Microsoft Write or
Page Maker or some other word processing/desktop publisher
records text formatting information.  Right now when I
write out to a file only the text is written, I want to
attach different fonts and different font sizes for each
field I have, then recall the file in a Window based
word processor.

  PLEASE HELP!  Thanks in advance!


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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 12:14:43 CST
From:         A16905@ITESO.BITNET
Subject:      RE: Looking for Windows Shareware

Does any one *know* for sure if the 3.0 video drivers will work with Windows 3.1

Shalom,
Memo.
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Date:         Mon, 17 Aug 1992 11:31:39 -0400
From:         Louis Jezsik <jezsik@PX3.STFX.CA>
Subject:      date format

Dave Sedgwick writes:
"I need to write the date in full, us Brits seem to disagree
with everyone else about  how to write dates in short form,
13/6/91 or 6/13/91"

The official international date format is YY/MM/DD so today
is 92/8/17.  Now, isn't that easy?  I hate seeing numbers
like 5/9 for a date, putting zeros in does not help either.
Here is a plea to everyone in the world, use the YMD format
for your dates!  Yes, it will seem awkward at first, but it
far far better than what we have to deal with now.  Give
it a try!
Louis
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Date:         Fri, 21 Aug 1992 16:51:58 PDT
From:         "Vance M. Gloster" <gloster@INFERENCE.COM>
Subject:      Programming languages and 32-bit Windows
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              Fri,
              21 Aug 1992 16:08:42 EST
              <9208212048.AA25753@fourier.inference.com>

    I plan to develop a learning environment to assist a teacher
    with a "learning disabilities" class. I started computer programming
    in college and stayed enough semesters in the program :-) to learn
    about a dozen languages, REXX, Pascal, C and RPG among them...

    I never tried to write a program in the Windows environment yet;
    I suppose it could not be harder then compose and link ISPF dialogs
    in a PL/I program... But I want it as easy as possible.

    I also know that 32-bit Windows is around the corner. So. Which
    language should I pick? C++, Borland's Object-oriented Pascal?
    The chosen one must be able to recompile in 32-bit as soon as it
    is supported... Any thoughts about this would be greatly appreciated.

I write programs in C and C++ for a living, but take my advise and get
VisualBASIC Pro.  Writing Windows programs _is_ more frustrating than
doing ISPF panels and linking to other languages.  It gets a lot
easier after you have been doing it for a couple of years.  It does
not matter a great deal whether you choose C or Pascal, because you
will be dealing with the same ~1000 low-level calls in either
language.  VisualBASIC Pro allows you to create the program
interactively.  They have gone a long way toward creating an
object-oriented BASIC.  This will allow you to spend some of your time
worrying about education rather than Windows internals.

If you were creating something that had to be a shrink-wrap
application, you might need to go with C/C++.  If you do choose not to
use VB, my first choice would be the Microsoft Foundation Class
Libraries (in C++ with C/C++ 7.0).  This already compiles for 32-bit
on the current beta of Windows NT.  Microsoft plans to release a
library next month that will let you run these 32-bit programs under
16-bit Windows 3.1, as long as they use no NT-specific features (like
multi-threading).

Hope this helps!

-Vance Gloster
 gloster@inference.com
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Date:         Fri, 14 Aug 1992 09:38:00 EST
From:         "john p. jacob" <JPJACOB@IUBACS.BITNET>
Subject:      W$W and Ri-Res Drivers

Please send responses to this to my personal address; I am not a
subscriber to this list!

I have just installed 1024x16 color divers on my system (386/40,
diamond speedstar +, 8mb ram, etc.).
From: glenn@admin.acadiau.ca (GLENN DAVIDSON)
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Subject: How do I resize BITMAPS?
Date: 13 Aug 92 11:59:44 GMT
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    Does anyone know of a program that will allow me to resize a bitmap 
originaly designed for 480X640 so that it will display properly when using 
600X800 resolution? I have tried to use Paintbrush to do this but it does 
not have the ability to re-proportion a bitmap once it has been created - 
at least I couldn't determine how to get it to do it. [:-)

 
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From: dszpiro@student.business.uwo.ca (Daniel A. Szpiro)
Subject: Stacker, Windows, Swapfile & Defrag Advice
Organization: University of Western Ontario
Date: Thu, 13 Aug 1992 18:48:52 GMT

My thanks to everyone who responded to my original posting regarding
my question about defragmenting files on the unstacked portion of a
hard disk.

As many of the people who wrote pointed out, Norton SpeedDisk or other
such defrag routine will in fact work just fine on a hard drive with a
stacked volume, as long as the physical drive is specified.

Thanks again to everyone. Best regards,

Danny

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Date:         Tue, 18 Aug 1992 12:30:00 EST
From:         LINDA@NUHUB.BITNET
Subject:      Re: File manager question...

David,

You might want to select Refresh in the Windows menu of File Manager to see
if it will update the floppy information for you. Good luck!

Doug
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Date:         Wed, 12 Aug 1992 16:37:00 CDT
From:         Howard Blakesley <HBLAKE@NNOMED.BITNET>
Subject: Re: Mad mouse disease or Rampant rodent disorder

I too have experienced weird mouse behavior both in and out of
Windows but especially in Windows both 3.1 and 3.0.  Among other
things I discovered that my mechanical PS2 compatable mouse was
able to discern that my desktop was not level. |-;  Also it seemed
that it was not always able to "keep up" with my movements.  This
often times created a long wait or worst case, lockup. Hm......
BTW this occurrs on a Packard-Bell 386x (20MHz-SX) with 2Mb RAM.        00000100
Just my experience.......

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Date:         Thu, 20 Aug 1992 17:44:32 EDT
From:         "Patrick Black" <pbb@HANOVER-CRREL.ARMY.MIL>
Subject:      Transfer between dialog and code
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	What is the easiest and clearest method of
	transfering numbers (actually text) from
	a set of different dialog boxes to the various
	classes (I am using Borland C++) that need
	the values.  I am using dialog boxes as a
	method of selecting a series of initial
	and boundary conditions that a numeric code
	that I already have written in C++ require
	for starting out its crunching.

	Is it easiest to create a Transfer buffer for
	each dialog box (I have a total of 7) that contains
	a char type for each member of the dialog (sometimes
	as many as 8 values).  Then create functions in
	each of my classes in the numeric code to capture
	the appropriate value from the apporpriate buffer.

	Or is there a way of have the constructors in my
	numeric code set the default values shown in the
	dialog boxes and then somehow be reset by the
	dialog boxes as their contents are changes?


	I have sooo many different parameters that must be
	set, that I am finding the necessary OWL code
	to be verrrry long.


	-Thanks
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Date:         Thu, 20 Aug 1992 11:19:58 +0200
From:         "Rainer W. Gerling" <gerling@FAUPT101.PHYSIK.UNI-ERLANGEN.DE>
Subject:      GnuPlot for Windows

I nfound gnuplot for windows at cica in the upload directory (wgnuplot.
zip). The readme file says something about the source files and how to
rebuild it. Where can I get the source files?
Thansk for any help
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Date:         Fri, 21 Aug 1992 09:41:00 EST
From:         Joe Morris <IS480P02@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Shareware sources
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Date: Fri, 21 Aug 1992 11:37:06 BST
From: "Gary.D.Pinder" <G.D.Pinder%SOUTHAMPTON.AC.UK@ncsuvm.cc.ncsu.edu>

> Does anybody on the list know of a source of Windows shareware
> utilities etc available through the internet?

Do you hace access to FTP?

> Also in the July issue of the US version of PC Magazine there is
> a discussion about a utility called INCTRL a utility written to
> keep a record of all changes made to a system during a windows
> application installation.

I just installed it on my machine after downloading it from Cica.
Seems like it simply monitors the installation of an app and saves
this info to a file for your reference.  Have not yet tried it out--
no new software to install.  Wish I had this a  l o n g  time ago.

Joe Morris, undergraduate & Assoc. Data Analyst in Raleigh, NC
Western Carolina Univerity                               Practice safe hex,
Internet:  IS480P02@WCUVAX1.WCU.EDU                 Just say NO to viruses,
BITNET:    IS480P02@WCUVAX1.BITNET     And always wear a write-protect tab.
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From:         "Mr. D.F. Hartley" <AL02@LIVERPOOL.AC.UK>
Subject:      True Type Font Editor

In my original Windows3.1  pack I am sure there was  a card advertising a
MicroSoft  True-Type Font Editor  that was available, but  typically now
that I want it  I can't find it. Did I imagine it  or does anyone know of
one?
                       Dennis
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Date:         Thu, 13 Aug 1992 16:48:00 GMT
From:         SYSTEM@SPOCK.SUNDERLAND.AC.UK
Subject:      mad mice

I don't think I've encoutered the rampant rodent disorder, but you
haven't lived until you've experienced Pagemaker on Autopilot!

This is a similar problem... you are happily pagemakering away, when
suddenly the PC takes over... the grabbing hand hurls the text all
over the screen, menus drop down and vanish at random, and you stare
at the insane activity until forced to boot to regain control...

Seriously, has anyone encountered this or know what it is and how to
escape from it?

Dave Webster
University of Sunderland
England
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Date:         Thu, 20 Aug 1992 08:41:24 CST
From:         A16905@ITESO.BITNET
Subject:      Re: CGA driver for Windows 3.1

Joe, I was talking about the CGA driver for windows 3.1

You said I can find one in cica, but I have no access as anonymous in
my time here, so I am asking you to send it to me via netcopy, but if
you can't, just tell me the file name and location in the directory tree
to see if I can get it from a mirror site.

Thanks for the help.

Shalom,
Memo.
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Date:         Fri, 21 Aug 1992 08:50:00 EDT
From:         Michael Gordon <GORDONM@DENISON.BITNET>
Subject:      still another mouse problem

Has anyone had the problem of a mouse working fine in DOS, but not in Windows
or in DOS sessions under windows?

I didn't either, until I had one of my serial ports blow out, and I could
either use the mouse or my communications package, but not both. I lived with
this for a while, the mouse worling fine, and then I swapped in a new serial
card and the problem began. I've gone back to my original card, using the one
serial port still functioning, reinstalled the system.ini I had before I
started swapping, and even reinstalled mouse.drv.

BUT, the problem persists: the mouse loads fine (via mouse.com) at bootup, but
when I go into Windows, the mouse pointer appears on screen and is frozen.
Yet, NDW's system info thinks I have the mouse.....

I've looked through the Resource Kit and through Livingston's book, and can't
see any answers. Any thoughts?

Michael D. Gordon
gordonM@cc.denison.edu
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Date: 15 Aug 92 22:00:16 GMT
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Again Thanks to all that responded to my query about the
exact name for the PIXFOLIO file.
A big Thanks!

Eduardo Haddad Filho
Bitnet= EUREKA@BRLNCC
p.s.: I found it - with your help.
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Date:         Fri, 14 Aug 1992 23:49:00 GMT
From:         HeringerMR
              <WFCB/WFCB1/HeringerMR%Western_Farm_Credit_Bank@MCIMAIL.COM>
Subject:      rumba
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  BRH@arlan.byu.edu writes:

   > Is anyone familiar with a product called RUMBA from Wall Data Inc.
   > or any similar programs?  RUMBA is a communications program for
   > mainframe connections from a PC.  This can take place via IRMA
   > connections or through telnet.  I was wondering if there was a program
   > like RUMBA that supported OLE and how much the program costs.

  after evaluating several different several windows based 3270 programs,  my
  organization selected rumba.  other  products evaluated included the  extra
  and irma  products.    it is  used  in  a token  ring  local  area  network
  communicating to  a token  ring interface  card  in a  3725  communications
  controller.   i am  pleased with  the  product (i  used extra!  during  the
  evaluation).

  it does not  support OLE,  but there  is an  interesting set  of tools  for
  visual basic available as  a separate product.   the visual basic  controls
  allow visual basic to  communicate with the  mainframe through rumba  using
  EHLLAPI.    additionally, there are  a couple of  tools that  take a  rumba
  mainframe screen and turn it into a visual basic form.

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From:         Andy Humberston <iah@LEICP.AC.UK>
Subject:      Re: BMP -> RLE

Howard Blakesley wrote........
> I am sure that this is a FAQ but color me silly.  How
> can I convert my bitmap files to .rle format for
> inclusing in a Windows start up screen? Thanks for
> your patience.

The best thing that I have found for converting these files is PaintShop
Pro.  I'm not too sure off the location of it, but I'm sure it will be
around on CICA.

Andy
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From:         "John P. Nolan 216-687-2150" <S0001@CSUOHIO.BITNET>
Subject:      Requirements Session Correction

In case you have not seen it on the HESC list already, the Italian Suite is in
the Hyatt on the Exhibition Level.
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From:         "A Morsa Vermelha do Danubio." <laszlo@DCC.UFMG.BR>
Subject:      ListOwner help needed

Hello,

   a few months ago, my Internet address changed, making me
unable to signoff this list. Now I need to unsubscribe, so
please remove me from it.

   My old address was:

    laszlo@DCCBHZ.UFMG.BR


                                 Thanks,

                                  Laszlo de Miranda Pinto


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Dear Sirs,,
Can you send me more informations about to obtain a true BITNET address in
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