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From:         Rob Lussenburg <LUSSENBURG@RULBUR.LEIDENUNIV.NL>
Subject:      Re: HELP! Need to get DEC Pathworks 4.1 on NDIS to work with
              WinQVT/NET

On Thu, 8 Oct 1992 13:01:38 GMT, Tom Carter <carter@CEMVAX.CEM.MSU.EDU>
wrote:

> The subject outlines my problem. I have DEC PathWorks 4.1 running on my
> Gateway 486/33C with a DEC EtherWorks Turbo (DE200) ethernet card on a coax
> thinnet network here on campus. The transport I'm currently using is via the
> NDIS drivers provided by PathWorks (BTW, PathWorks is MS Lanman ported to VMS;
> I think the client side is nearly identical to a straight MS Lanman
> installation). What I THINK I need to do is install an NDIS-to-packet converte
   r
> like dis_pkt.dos, and then a packet multiplexer like pktmux. Trouble
> is, I'm fairly new to this networking stuff, and so far the problem hasn't
> succumbed to my feeble attempts to get it to work.

> Can anyone help me out <~whine~>? I really want to get this going so I don't
> have to exit windows and stop PathWorks when I want to run WinQVT/NET, or exit
> windows and reboot when I am running WinQVT/NET and need to do PathWorks.


Tom,

Our (Pathworks) network administrator, to whom I forwarded your message,
asked me to inform you (and the other list members) that there is a list that
deals with Pathworks network problems. Perhaps you might want to give it a
try. The address is:


        LANWORKS@MIAMIU.BITNET

He says that to him the list has been helpful on a number of occasions.

HTH


Sincerely,

Rob Lussenburg
Rijksuniversiteit Leiden
the Netherlands
LUSSENBURG@RULBUR.LeidenUniv.nl
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From:         kgift%cclink.draper.com@SURNAME.DRAPER.COM
Subject:      Windows Drivers/GHostscript for the 3852 IBM Jetprinter

    (Note: This is a second attempt to post this.  I apologize if
    anyone receives this twice.)

    I too would be interested in a Windows driver for the IBM 3852
    color jetprinter.  I tried contacting the local (Boston) IBM
    office, who referred me to the local Lexmark office, who were not
    able to help.  The whole issue of writing/finding Windows drivers
    for older (unsupported) peripherals would seem to be a mess.  Is
    there anyone out there who knows of ways to have drivers written
    if they don't already exist?

    As a workaround for this particular printer, I have done the
    following.  I use an existing Windows color postscript driver and
    set the options to generate an EPS (Encapsulated Postscript File)
    file on my hard disk.  At some later point, I use the GNU software
    Ghostscript (Version 2.4.1 for DOS) to do the actual printing to
    the jetprinter.  GNU software is available freely on the Internet,
    and it comes with source code.  It did not include a driver for
    the IBM jetprinter, but it turned out that it was not too
    difficult to modify the Ghostscript HP Paintjet driver to work
    with the IBM jetprinter.  (The code is written in C and the DOS
    version comes with Borland C Make files.)  This combination
    essentially gives me an extremely low cost (<$200) color
    postscript printer (with an admittedly low resolution of 84 dots
    per inch).  I find that for my personal uses, this works out very
    well.  I rather like this 1985 ink jet printer, and the supplies
    are still readily available (at least in Boston).

    Hope this helps.
                                        ---- Kevin Gift
    "Everyone should strive to learn before they die what they are
    running from, and to, and why."  - James Thurber, "Further Fables
                                                  For Our Times"
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Subject:      "RE: ARCHIE-server"

ARCHIE - Server
---------------

nic.funet.fi         ->   128.214.6.100
quiche.cs.mcgill.ca  ->   132.206.2.3      e-mail: archie@cs.mcgill.ca

  username : archie


   -Oliver
From: BITZM@COLUMBIA.DSU.EDU (Mike Bitz)
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Subject: RE: Memory Management Software
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I have just purchased a 386-40 MHz motherboard with 4 megabytes of 60
n.s. RAM (on 4 SIMM modules).  My question:  what memory management
software seems to work the best for those of you in 386/486 land?
i.e.  Fewer crashes, more available memory, quicker access, etc.
Please respond by e-mail.  Thanks in advance.






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From: A16905@ITESO.BITNET
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Subject: Re: I need a CGA Windows 3.1 Driver !!!!!!!!!!!
Date: 15 Oct 92 17:34:33 GMT
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I just need the driver and the OEMSETUP.INF file :-(

Shalom,
Memo.
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Robert,

=>If you know of one please let me know. Preferably shareware or =>cheap.

One that I found when I first started using Windows and  loved it is called
To Do List 2.0. I originally got it from a BBS and quickly registered it.
Here is what it does:

*Up to 100 To Do items (10 displayed at once) with 25 characters per item.

*Extended text (up to 150 charaxters for each item

*Alarm date and time for each item with a Daily, Weekly or Monthly repeat
option

*Privacy feature that allows the list to be "hidden" from the casual viewer
(with the user selectable "hide" character).

*Full Drive/Path support for file retrieval, storage and delete.

*To Do List printing in graphics 'list' mode or text mode (for Extended
text).

*Cut, Copy, Paste capabilities with any Windows environment application

*Insert and Delete items anywhere within the list

*User configurable colrs for many To Do List items.

*Ability to specify default data file to be loaded at run time.

*Online help.

You can get a demonstration disk for 2.00 by mailing to:
                            dRs Engineering
                            1313 Riverton Drive
                            Mukwonago, WI 53149

                                        OR
You can get a complete copy of 2.0 for only $14.95 plus $2.00
shipping/handling.

Hope this helps you out..

                                         Darla
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From:         "Wile E. Coyote" <BBHULSEY@LIFE.UAMS.EDU>
Subject:      Re: Windows Drivers/GHostscript for the 3852 IBM Jetprinter

Greetings!

Kevin Gift writes:

>    I too would be interested in a Windows driver for the IBM 3852
>    color jetprinter.  I tried contacting the local (Boston) IBM
>    office, who referred me to the local Lexmark office, who were not
>    able to help.  The whole issue of writing/finding Windows drivers
>    for older (unsupported) peripherals would seem to be a mess.  Is
>    there anyone out there who knows of ways to have drivers written
>    if they don't already exist?

There are (or used to be, at least) a couple of companies that wrote custom
printer drivers.  They are:

1) GDT Softworks at 800-663-6222
2) Paradise Software at 800-367-5600.

Hope this helps!

.......
:  o/ : Bruce Hulsey
: <|  : Univ. of Arkansas for Medical Sciences
: / > : internet: bbhulsey@life.uams.edu
:.....: bitnet:   bbhulsey@uams
From: roysan@UXB.LIV.AC.UK (Mr. R. Coates)
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Subject: Windows for Workgroups
Date: 13 Oct 92 15:39:10 GMT
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Hello All,,,
            Anybody out there know anything about "Windows for Workgroups" ??

Like:-  What it is !!

If so and you'd care to share that info... I'd appreciate it!!

Roy.

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                   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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From: T_ROWSELL@BIONET.BIO.DFO.CA
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Subject: Re: Notepad (F)ile,(O)pen file list
Date: 14 Oct 92 10:35:55 GMT
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You might try a shareware Notepad clone/replacement called POWERPAD. I think the
    file is called PPD11.ZIP.  The file open dialog box has several radio button
    options which might be the answer...
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From:         Andrew Scott <ascott@GU.UWA.EDU.AU>
Subject:      Re: Sounds in Windows 3.1
              "@pucc.Princeton.EDU:WIN3-L@UICVM.BITNET" at Oct 6, 92 8:16 am

>        I have read several messages in this conference relating to using sound
>in Win31.  I own an Adlib card and have been unsuccessful in getting it to play
>.WAV sounds.  There is a driver that comes with Windows for the Adlib card, but
>I do not know if this was designed with playing these sounds in mind.  If
>anyone knows how to do this, please give me some insight on this issue.
>
>Thank You,
>Rodney E. Maxwell
>"CSMAXWELLR@VSCNET.BITNET"
As I understand it, the multimedia specifications detail both synth and
digitized support (along with a whole heap of other things). Isn't the
Adlib card only capable of producing synth sounds (umm 11 channels?).
.WAV files are digitized sounds and hence via Win 3.1 (which has the
multimedia specs built in) cannot be played unless there is digitized
support. The SPEAK.EXE speaker driver only has digitized support and
no synth support (logically..). If you install the speaker driver you
should be able to hear .WAV files... though the sound quality is poor.

Andrew Scott
Internet: ascott@tartarus.uwa.edu.au
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From: oneil@cwis.unomaha.edu (Sharon O'Neil)
Subject: Re: TrueType Fonts for Sale.
Organization: University of Nebraska at Omaha
Date: Fri, 9 Oct 1992 03:47:19 GMT

"Ryan Morin-CSO Tech S." <RMORIN@OZ.UMB.KSU.EDU> writes:

>    I've been interested in the discussion on font conversion. Our
>office recently brought up the same questions about converting fonts
>and the legal ramifications.  In our case we were trying to
>standardize our font package for network use.  AllType says that they
>copyright all fonts their program converts, yet what happens with
>public domain fonts that are converted?  Are they still public domain
>or are they AllType property?

A very interesting question.  I have no idea.

>    Sharon O' Neil replied that there are shareware programs
>available to check copyrights on fonts...does anyone have the names
>and locations of these files?

Try the font directories on ftp.cica.indiana.edu.  Not only do they have
fonts, but they also have programs that are used with fonts.  I think
one of them is ttinfo.zip.  There are a number of others.  Just check 
that site out.

sharon
oneil@cwis.unomaha.edu

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From:         Joseph Malloy <jmalloy@ITSMAIL1.HAMILTON.EDU>
Subject: Re: TrueType Fonts for Sale.
              at Oct 8, 92 2:59 pm

> You say that it's possible to access BIX by telnet (x25.bix.com). Do
> you happen to know if the same is true for Compuserve?

Access to Compuserve is, as far as I know, available via Internet, but
it is apparently prohibitively expensive (somewhere I once read that it
amounts to someting like $50/hour, though I have no confirmation of
that; it was enough to scare me off!).

Perhaps some kind soul with that Internet-Compuserve access information
will post same...

jmalloy@hamilton.edu
From: LUSSENBURG@RULBUR.LEIDENUNIV.NL (Rob Lussenburg)
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> I've just accidentally deleted the MS-DOS icon.  Is there any easy way
> to recover from this?  (Other than reinstalling windows, etc.)

Roy,

This won't be too difficult. Go to Program manager, choose File | New | Program
Item, press the Browse button, find the file DOSPRMPT.PIF and click OK, click
Change Icon, ignore the message, and choose the icon of your choice from the
list provided.
If your DOS prompt is still on the screen with some other icon, choose (in
Program Manager) File | Properties | Change Icon and choose as above.

Good luck!


Sincerely,

Rob Lussenburg
Rijksuniversiteit Leiden
the Netherlands
LUSSENBURG@RULBUR.LeidenUniv.nl
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Subject:      dialing bbs from vm

From:   George G Galdiano

I think this is appropriate to post to this list since many people on this
list use BBS's and FTP.  My apologies if it is not.

I would greatly appreciate any information anyone has on this.




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Date: 08 Oct 92 09:32:13 CDT
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To:    games-l@utarlvm1
Subject: dialing bbs from vm

From:   George G Galdiano

Howdy once again. A few months back, there was a minor discussion on dialing
up BBS's using FTP on VM. Is there a way to do this? If possible, that would
be great. I could upload files from a BBS to VM then download from VM to my
PC. This would bypass my 2400 baud modem saving me a great deal of time and
money - in theory. I am not restricted to using FTP and VM. I also have access
to Bitnet and Telnet on VM.

To whom would long distance charges be inccured for BBS's not in my local
calling area? Would it be possible to use a calling card for this procedure?

Since most major BBS's have local access numbers and bill to your credit card,
charing the correct party for the BBS usage should not be a problem.

I would appreciate hearing any ideas anyone has on this. (This procedure would
also save us a great deal of money at work, but I'll skip those uses since
this is a games list.)

Also, is it possible to FTP directly to a FTP site from a PC, by passing VM?

Thanks in advance. I'll post instructions if a suitable method is found for
either of my questions.
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From: jkai@phoenix (Jari Kaitera)
Subject: Errors in PM4 and Wfw
Organization: University of Oulu, Finland
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Date: Mon, 12 Oct 1992 12:32:12 GMT


I have a problem. I just got a new 486 50 Mhz DX2. I seem to get a lot
of errors in Windows 3.1. that force me to stop editing documents in
Page Maker and also Word for windows. I just once in a while happen to
get General Protection Fault ALDFS.DLL at 0004:08D9 in Page Maker 4.0
or Illegal instruction error in Word for windows.

It is very annoying to work with the machine because you cannot know
when it will tilt again.

If you know what is wrong with my system please help me.

Mr Jari Kaitera, Univ. Oulu, Finland
From: NBRINDLE@INDYCMS.BITNET (NATHAN BRINDLE)
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Date: 8 Oct 92 21:51:31 GMT
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              8 Oct 1992 14:28:21 -0500 from <IS480P02@WCUVAX1.W CU.EDU>

One qwirk I forgot!  If you don't set your page offset (.po) to zero and
your top and bottom margins to zero (.mt and .mb), you will get exactly
what you would get if you printed when the conversion is done.  I work
in WS 6.0 for some of my longer e-mail and then print it to a file (I
think the converter would work much the same way) and I have a little
MAIL.CMD file with the dot commands in it that I use for all mail files.
I think it's

.op
.mt0
.mb0
.po0
.rm70

Hope this helps...if I'm completely wrong, blame it on the fact that I
haven't done this in WS for a while...

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Date: 15 Oct 92 17:38:55 GMT
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What I need is to get different Icons for different Groups. Can this be done
in Program Manager ?

Shalom,
Memo.
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Date:         Tue, 13 Oct 1992 23:23:42 EDT
From:         Erik Stiegler <T01ERIK@ETSU.BITNET>
Subject:      Windows 3.1 Speaker driver...

I'm having trouble getting some Creative Labs .VOC files to play
through my PC speaker (with the MS driver from CICA) under the
Soundtool program (also from CICA.)

Some files work fine, some not at all. It claims to load them, but
nothing shows up in the waveform window, and nothing plays.

Help|

Thanks in advance|
Erik Stiegler
T01ERIK@ETSU.BITNET
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From:         Vincent D'Haeyere <INFSTDDHAEY@BNANDP51.BITNET>
Subject:      Re: Windows ROM version.

Hello netters,

If I remember correctly from reading a computer magazine, I think that
Microsoft has just released a Windows ROM SDK for the hardware manufacturers

I suggest you to contact Microsoft to check if they plan to release such a
software to the masses.

I hope this helps !

Vincent D'Haeyere

Bitnet : INFSTDDHAEY@BNANDP51
Internet : INFSTDDHAEY@BNANDP51.BITNET
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              6 Oct 1992 00:45:32 CST from <WAITD@COLUMBIA.DSU.EDU>

It's nice to see there actually ARE sound enthusiasts out there on the net.
Well, after reading through all the discussion on SPEAK.EXE, I thought I'd
throw my 2 cents worth as well.  If you are looking for a really great Windows
sound package to edit, add sound f/x to your windows use, or to record more
than just the limited 60 seconds M-Soft gave you ..... I encourage you to buy
EZ SOUND F/X by Future Trends Software.  It converts all sound file formats,
including MAC formats, and has a user-friendly install and use interface.  It's
documented very well and includes over a hundred funny sound f/x and Roland
music files.  It will work with the Speaker Driver, but what your sound output
is like depends on your PC SPEAKER.  I've only seen 2 good shareware windows
sound editors and while they're good (kudos to Keith Boone for WAVEEDIT), they
lack alot as well.  EZ SOUND cost $50 bucks ..... but it's worth its code in
cash.  It supports all boards 100%.


Also, I uploaded WAVEEDIT again to CICA and again its not there.  To those who
are looking for it, I'm gonna try 1 more time ......

May all your sounds be audible ones!                      R3CEN
                                                    STILL on the net!

Questions?  R3CEN@VM1.CC.UAKRON.EDU                       -  O     Hee
                                                          \__/        Hee!
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From:         Bob Kane <bob@WORMS-EMH2.ARMY.MIL>
Subject: Re: True Type specials, WFN - TTF conversion

>
>Thanks for the answers on my question. BUT
>
>Is there anyone, who can tell me where or how to find a softwere that converts
>Adobe Type 1, True Type and WFN fonts to one another? (Or any type into True
>Type is OK.)
>The problem with Corel DRAW| 3.0 is, that by my experience it does not convert
>properly. If you try to export a letter onto itself, it displaces it, and in
>the converted version it will not appear in the appropiate size either.
>The second is, that it converts by characters. Converting a whole font set
>charachter by charachter is NOT neat|
>So returning to the base problem: How can I convert Corel DRAW| 2.0 hungarian
>fonts into True Type? Or how can I convert hungarian Adobe Type 1 into True
>Type. And WHERE can I find the software to convert with?
>Or does anyone know were to find hungarian True Type fonts?
>
>Akos Maroy                    jzk2115 at huszeg11

You can get AllType from Atech Software.  This will convert Adobe fonts into
TrueType.  It will also convert Corel DRAW WFN fonts if you use Corel DRAW
to convert them to ATM format first.  You can contact ATECH Software at:

                  ATECH SOFTWARE
                  5964 La Place Court, Suite 125
                  Carlsbad, California 92008

                  Phone: (800) 748-5667
                         (619) 438-6883
                  FAX:   (619) 438-6898

ATECH also has a lot of Foreign character set typefaces available, so they
might have Hungarian.  What does the Hungarian character set consist of?
Another product, FontMonger, will also do such conversions.  You might
contact Harry Kriz ("Harry M. Kriz" <KRIZ%VTVM1.BITNET@pucc.princeton.edu>),
another correspondant of this list.  He has a copy of FontMonger and can
give you more details on it.

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