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Date:         Fri, 6 Nov 1992 20:38:26 PST
From:         "Vance M. Gloster" <gloster@INFERENCE.COM>
Subject:      HEAP size
              6 Nov 1992 18:08:00 MST
              <9211070129.AA15587@fourier.inference.com>

  This sounds an awful lot like the 640K barrier in DOS that windows was
  supposed to help overcome (workaround)!  This really P_____ me off!  I think
  we need to revolt against Microsoft!  (Unfortunately they have a grip on the
  market like an iron fist and no one has the resources to put forward a
  product to break the grip!).

It seems to me that if there is a villian here (and I'm not sure that
there is) it is Intel, not Microsoft.  Intel built an incredibly
cheezy little processor (the 8088) that was good only in comparison to
their previous product, the 8080.  Microsoft managed to build an
operating system and a windowing system that ran on this hokey device.
All the limits that they built to (640K, etc.) were imposed by either
Intel or IBM in the architecture of the machine.

Intel then created the 286 which had MAJOR bugs in the protected mode
as well as some remarkable omitted instructions (like no instruction
to change back to 8088 mode).  This is the real reason that the first
OS/2 was nothing to write home about.  The Windows kernel which is the
basis for what we have today was written for the 286.  The bugs in the
286 protected mode forced Microsoft to do some very aggregious things
like the 64K GDI heap.  At the time Dvorak and some other columnists
accused Microsoft of intentionally witholding protected mode
technology from users in some kind of conspiracy.

Intel finally involved some software designers and hardware vendors
when they built the 386, and came up with a pretty good design.
Unfortunately, programs like Windows which need to run on 286s could
not make use of the newly fixed protected mode.

In Windows NT (we have the beta) there is a truly 32-bit operating
system which has none of these internal limitations.  It makes use of
the hardware protection features of the 386/486.  It does not run on a
286.  	It is not perfect yet, but it is surprisingly good for a
product months away from commercial release.

I feel that Microsoft, in this instance, is the victim of
short-sighted hardware tyranny rather than a a conspirator trying to
deprive your computer of its inherent capabilities.  They had no way
of controlling (and no way of knowing) what Intel and IBM were going
do in the future.  This prevented them from planning ahead and
preparing for the contingencies.

-Vance Gloster
 gloster@inference.com

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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 07:30:00 CST
From:         23726693@UCS.UWPLATT.EDU
Subject:      Help needed for DOS fonts... (again)...

Hello WIN-L readers,

I would like your help, I can't seem to be able to change the fonts in a
windowed dos session.  I am running Win 3.1, and I have read the manual.
The manual states that you must be running in 384 enhanced mode. (I am)
But the 'fonts' command is not in the control menu.

I have just reinstalled WIN 3.1 and I KNOW that the 'fonts' command was
there last time that I had windows installed.  I don't want to have to
reinstall win just to get the fonts option.

ALSO
Does any one have a handy little trick to allow the mouse to easily select
and paste text between Dos sessions.  At work my UNIX X-Windows session
allows very easy selecting and pasting of text between any windows, and I
would like this feature at home.

Any help that you can provide on any of these questions would GREATLY be
appreciated!

-Steve
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Date:         Fri, 13 Nov 1992 11:38:00 CST
From:         Timothy Kupp <KUPPTW@MAX.CC.UREGINA.CA>
Subject:      Virtual Terminal (xnterm) VTP-V1.1

I noticed a program kicking around the office called Virtual Terminal (from
Microsoft).  The version we have is from around 1985, and it does a pretty
good job of emulating function keys, etc. when connected through the network
to an SCO XENIX server.  I would like to know if there is a more up-to-date
version of the program, and if so, is it free, shareware, pay-through-the-nose
or what?  It tries to run under Win3.1, but bombs because it is fairly old.

Timothy Kupp.
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Subject: brother
Date: 6 Nov 92 19:09:00 GMT
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Does any one have a bbs # or a tech # for BROTHER INC.(printer)
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From: swesterback@tnclus.tele.nokia.fi (Sten Westerback, Nokia Telecommunications, FINLAND)
Subject: Re: Problem with TDW
Organization: Nokia Telecommunications.
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 09:06:49 GMT

In article <9211091517.AA07061@itesocci.gdl.iteso.mx>,         A16905@ITESO.BITNET writes:
> Recently some ome posted a problem he/she have with Turbo Debugger for
> Windows about a corrupted display when running the application being
> debugged.
> 
> Well, I missed the post and I have the same problem.
> 
> Please, HELP!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!!

Well, you will only have to upgrade to BC3.1 (or the things following with
it; don't remember their versions) and then it will work. And you should 
make sure you have the newest Windows video driver (distributed in two 
files (trid31a.zip and trid31b.zip?)).

Sten
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Date:         Thu, 5 Nov 1992 10:04:09 -0500
From:         X042@HEC.CA
Subject:      Bitmaps from file

Hi,
I'm currently developping a system that shows auto-organization properties,
ie a neural network. The point is that I want to ponctually "take a photo"
of the neural net's activation state (an array), put it in a sequential file
(a long string) and ultimately create a bitmap from each record of tha file.
(array->string->bitmap).

To be more precise, I'll emphasize the point that the file creation (neural
net's activation over time) and extraction from file to produce bitmaps are
two independent and separated steps. They are not imbricated.

Does anyone has a suggestion concerning a method, a utlity windows program or
something else that take records from a sequential file and tranform it in
bitmaps ? Thank you very much.
(note : I work with SDK 3.1 and C/C++ 7.0)

Thanks again
Jacques Brisson
Ecole des HEC, Montreal
X042@HEC.CA (internet) or X042@HECMTL01.BITNET
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Subject: Re: Problem with TDW
Date: 12 Nov 92 18:11:17 GMT
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The problem is in the Driver, I switched to plain VGA and TDW works well, I
use the Trident Drivers and the problem comes back.

Where can I FTP the Trident WINDEBUG.DLL ?????

Can I dial up to Borland's BBS from Internet >

Shalom,
Memo.
From: dmorris@EPAS.UTORONTO.CA (David Morris)
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Subject: RE: Word files to text
Date: 6 Nov 92 18:05:16 GMT
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              at Nov 6, 92 8:48 am

>
> I guess I should make my question more precise:
> I know how to use the FILE - SAVE AS... command to save a word-doc as text
> (most of my work is programming and teaching Word or Excel) but what I need
> is a tool where the user DOES NOT have to choose save as... It should run
> as a batch job or  like a gateway and pull out just plain text out of
> word's standard-file-format. This could then be put into a database.
> Searching this database with a full-text-search should be much faster when
> there are no formatting-codes in the text searched.
>
> Martin
>
Write a macro that performs a SendKey call before you call the
FileSaveAs function. The arguemtn of SendKey should specify the keys
that you have to type on the particular W4W installation where the
batch job will be run (i.e. the argument depends on the specific
outtext filters that are installed in W4W). The only other way of
doing this is by rewriting the settings in Win.ini, which apply to
confiming the save as and open file dialogues.

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From: swesterback@tnclus.tele.nokia.fi (Sten Westerback, Nokia Telecommunications, FINLAND)
Subject: Re:Re: No Subject
Organization: Nokia Telecommunications.
Date: Tue, 10 Nov 1992 09:30:35 GMT

In article <01GQYF5J9VJ60001T3@mc.maricopa.edu>,         4TMS009@MC.BITNET writes:
>>VBRUN100.DLL is the basic runtime library for Visual Basic, which is a nifty
>>programming lanuguage for Windows, written by Micro$oft.  The file can be
>>found on any number of sites, including wuarchive.  Look in
>>mirrors/win3/vbasic, or /mirrors/win3/misc.  If all else fails, check the
>>index.
>>
>>-Mike
> 
> One area no one has mentioned is that VBRUN100.DLL is shipped with
> Windows 3.1. Just make sure that it is in the "\SYSTEM" subdirectory
> if you plan on running VB programs.
No it isn't. You have probably (had) Visual Basic installed and it copied
it there. At least in my newest copy it can't be found. It may possibly
be on diskette however.

Sten

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Date: 6 Nov 92 18:29:00 GMT
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the documentation with windows for workgroups indicates that you can log on to
domains controlled by microsoft's lan manager.  does anyone know if you can
log on to domains controlled by ibm os/2 lan server? and use drives and
printers that you are authorized to use?

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Date:         Mon, 9 Nov 1992 08:40:58 -0500
Reply-To:     mpelley@kean.ucs.mun.ca
From:         mpelley@KEAN.UCS.MUN.CA
Subject:      Wanted: Tandy DMP 300 printer driver

Does anyone know where I can get the Windows 3.1 printer drivers for a
Tandy DMP 300 printer?  I tried Radio Shack and they didn't know anything
about it.  I need them since I wish to use the Tandy Mode instead of the
Proprinter X24 emulation.

Please e-Mail at mpelley@kean.ucs.mun.ca since this is of limited use.
Thanks!
======================================
Mike Pelley
email: mpelley@kean.ucs.mun.ca
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From: ACFRANCO@ORION.CPQD.ANSP.BR (Joao Henrique de A. Franco / CPqD-TELEBRAS)
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Subject: Genoa drivers for Windows 3.1
Date: 12 Nov 92 15:52:00 GMT
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Hi folks,

I have been looking for Windows 3.1 drivers for my Genoa 6600 video
board (which has only 512kB memory) but I haven't succeeded so far.
According to Archie the newest drivers are from January '91, still for
Windows 3.0.

Could someone in the list give me a help on this?

Thanks a lot.

JHAF

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From: swesterback@tnclus.tele.nokia.fi (Sten Westerback, Nokia Telecommunications, FINLAND)
Subject: Re:"Out of memory" in W4W
Organization: Nokia Telecommunications.
Date: Fri, 6 Nov 1992 06:59:14 GMT

In article <14594.2AF4C741@puddle.fidonet.org>,         Ian Parker <Ian.Parker@F1.N700.Z6.FIDONET.ORG> writes:
>  On 10-27-92 Espen Haakonsen wrote to All...
> 
>  EH> Hello,
>  EH>
>  EH> I have a problem which requires an immideate response. A
>  EH> collegue of mine is tr
>  EH> ying to save his document in W4W, but he gets the message "Out of
>  EH> memory". W4W
>  EH> wil not save the document.
>  EH>
> Espen
> 
> If you get any answers, please let me know.  I'll do the same for you.

This problem was a bug in W4W 2.0 and has been fixed in W4W 2.0a and b.
Anyway, here is what you can do if you experience this problem.
Simply open another document (same DOT), select the whole document (ctrl-5),
copy it to the clipboard (may require much memory) and paste it into the
new document. Then close the original and save the new under the old name.
You should also disable the "allow fast save" option.

Sten
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 18:33:00 CST
From:         Richard Warwick <WARWICKR@SLUVCA.SLU.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Security Programs

DATE SENT:  11-NOV-1992 18:17:31
>
>If you do not mind buying hardware/software (I think it uses HW) then
>you might look into Watchdog.  I know it has SW for sure, but thinking about
>it, is seems the system could be booted from a floppy.  BUT if done so
>no files on the HD could be accessed, since they are encrypted by the
>SW.  I am not for sure who makes it, but it does meet the DIA Security
>Requirements. It hink it is able to go to C2, but not for sure.
>
>It (Watchdog) requires user accounts, login/out, logs you out after
>X minutes of inactivity, encrypts files, and of course has passwords,
>etc. for user control.  I am not for sure if it will work with
>Windows or not.  Hope this helps, Gary Jarrell.
>(P.S.  I am not associated with Watchdog in anyway).

I used Watchdog at a former employer - it's from Fisher International in
Florida 800-237-4510.  It will work with windows if you force it to.
( Windows likes to believe it owns your machine, Watchdog _KNOWS_ it's
supposed to be in charge)

It gives very good security.  After watchdog is installed properly, the
data and programs on the hard drive are very secure.  If you boot the
machine using a floppy, it doesn't even recognise the hard drive's
existance.  In it's base version, it is software only, but they
sell an additional product that is hardware and adds some enhansements
for those who really need them.

I heard they have a new version that also supposedly works with network
workstations.

I have a like / dislike relationship with the package. It does it's job
_very_ well providing security.  It's fairly easy to use, and fairly
compatible with most software.  It keeps users (bless their hearts) from
formatting drive C:, erasing Command.com or deleteing every file in
the wordperfect directory.  It normally forces users to put files
only in the directories that the system administrator sets up.
It has a menuing system for users to run their programs from.

But, because users never have to see a dos prompt (are prevented from
accessing)  I think it encourages ignorance on the users' part.
It also increases the task load on the PC person or whoever has
to do the system administration.

hth,
R.

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From: ascott@TARTARUS.UWA.EDU.AU (Andrew Scott)
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Subject: Re: Font conversion program??????
Date: 5 Nov 92 08:12:40 GMT
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              "CROUCHEAR%URVAX.BITNET@pucc.Princeton.EDU" at Nov 5,
              92 02:51:00 am

>         I have a number of fonts that have the extensions of .PS,
> .PFB, and .SIT, and am wondering if there is a program that is
> all to convert from these formats to those of .FON and .TTF.
>
>         If you have any information regarding the use of these
> fonts in a Windows setting, I would really appreciate if you could
> respond to my letter.  Thanks.
>
>
> Eric Crouch
>
> CROUCHEAR@URVAX.URICH.EDU
> University of Richmond

Are you sure that all of those are fonts? I would expect .PS to be a
post-script file, and .SIT to be a shrink-it archive (used on the
macintosh)... or should that be stuff-it? Try ftping a macindosh
unarchiver from say simtel, and trying to unarchive it. -shrug-

Andrew Scott
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 08:26:36 -0800
From:         Stephen Jackson <kgbpyr!stephen@CSUFRES.CSUFRESNO.EDU>
Subject: Re: Problem with TDW

Memo,

After playing around with my home pc last night, I realized that
you probably have all that you need right now.

On my home PC I have one copy of TDW.INI in my windows subdirectory

TDW.INI
[TuboDebugger]
VideoDLL=c:\bin\tcwin\bin\tseng.dll  --This is the imp. line
DebuggerDLL=c:\bin\tcwin\bin\tdwin.dll
[VideoOptions]
DebugFile=
SaveWholeScreen=yes
Int2FAssist=yes
IgnoreMode=no

Look in your tcwin\bin directory for the .DLL that matches your vidoe
card.  Put that DLL in the VideoDLL= line in the TDW.INI.

Sorry for the earlier confusion.

			Stephen Jackson
                        stephen@kgbpyr.portal.com
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Date:         Fri, 6 Nov 1992 12:06:00 CST
From:         Howard Blakesley <HBLAKE@NNOMED.BITNET>
Subject:      HEAP size

According to page 251 of the WINDOWS RESOURCE KIT
heap size is "crippled" to 64K maximum.  MS suggests
you let application vendor know about any problems
with GDI "overindulgers".
I know that, that wasn't any help, but it is what MS
suggests.

                  Howard Blakesley

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Subject: Re: Win 3.1 and Networking
Date: 6 Nov 92 20:17:43 GMT
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I installed W4W (Windows for WorkGroups) Tuesday, and it is all that the
seminar (put on by Microsoft (also on Tuesday)) claimed it to be.

One caution however, you should 'strip down' your environment (no TSR's, etc)
to prevent abends during installation.  After a successful install, shift back
to your normal mode (all TSR's), there will be no problems (at least I haven't
had any.

A great networking product for small standalone groups or groups attached to
other LAN's.
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Date:         Wed, 11 Nov 1992 20:42:34 -0800
Reply-To:     Harry S Wahrer <wahrer@cs.unr.edu>
From:         Harry S Wahrer <wahrer@CS.UNR.EDU>
Subject:      Re: ftp by Windows

On Wed, 11 Nov 1992, Chi Yuan Wu wrote:

> Can anybody tell me how to ftp from unix to PC using the Terminal >
program in Windows? Thanks in advance. > > Chiyuan > chiywu@itsa.ucsf.edu

It is pretty straight forward....Under settings in Terminal select binary
transfer and select the "Kermit" radio knob and hit "OK" when you are in
the unix system you type "kermit -i" (this is for error free transfer) you
will then get a kermit prompt, type "send <filename>" the unix system will say
escape back to your local system and send a receive command. you then
click on transfer, select binary file receive and enter the filename as
you want it in your local system windows will do the rest.....
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From:         "ROGER B. @ (812) 855-3475" <PARKS@UCS.INDIANA.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Make a Wish Foundation

Friday, November 13, 1992  7:40am

For god's sake please stop reposting the stupid message.
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From:         mdbois@HVLPX.ATT.COM
Subject:      Re: Conversion to .wav-files

        Try SoundTool (version 2.6). Using Archie: sndtoo2
        It's on ftp.cica/wuarchive and others.

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