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From: edb_gunder@debet.nhh.no
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Re: Macintosh Client VMS UAM
Date: 12 Nov 92 11:10:33 MET
Followup-To: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Organization: Norwegian School of Economics

>In article <1992Nov11.181133.894@debet.nhh.no>, edb_gunder@debet.nhh.no writes:
>> In article <fuhrman-021192134420@litmac13.epfl.ch>, fuhrman@litsun.epfl.ch (Cris Fuhrman) writes:
>>> 
>>> The UAM doesn't change the AppleShare icon in the Chooser (Selecteur pour
>>> les francophones). What it does change is how you "mount" a fileserver.
>>> Once you've selected a fileserver in the Chooser, and you click on the OK
>>> button (or double-click the server), you are presented with a dialog which
>>> asks you to "Select a logon method:" with two or more items in the list:
>>> Apple Standard UAMs or VMS Password UAMs.
>>> 
>> 
>> It does not work for me. I have the AppleShare Folder inside the System
>> Folder (System mappe) with the VMS UAM icon, but it does not ask me to
>> select a logon method. I am running MSA 1.1, VMS 5.5 and I have tried it
>> on a mac running 6.0.7 and a Mac running 7.0.1.
>> 
>> Any suggestions?
>> 
>> 
>> Gunder Soensteby
>> EDP-dept.
>> Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration 
>> Norway

I got the following answer and it worked (to rename the AppleShare
Folder to AppleShare mappe). 
Thanks Cris!

>One suggestion is to rename the AppleShare Folder to AppleShare mappe (the
>word for folder in the language of your system). It could be that the
>system expects that as a name... Also, make sure the VMS UAM file is INSIDE
>the AppleShare folder (mappe).
>
>---------------------------------------
> Cris FUHRMAN, fuhrman@litsun.epfl.ch
> Laboratoire d'informatique technique
> EPFL-LIT, IN Ecublens, CH-1015 Lausanne, Switzerland
>

This means that DEC has not done a good enough job when it comes to
internationalitation. Hopefully this will be fixed in the upgrade of MSA
in connection with compatibility with 7.1.????


Gunder Soensteby
EDP-dept
Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration
Norway
From: petrick@dms.agames.com (Jim Petrick)
Subject: PATHworks for Macintosh on a Quadra (built-in Ethernet)?
Keywords: Quadra Pathworks VMS DEC
Organization: Atari Games Corporation
Date: Fri, 13 Nov 1992 04:34:30 GMT

We have been trying to hook up PATHworks on our new Quadra but are having no
luck.  If DECnet is run with the standard System 7.0.1 (Tuned-up), it freezes
at boot time.  If I install the new Networks Product upgrade that comes with
the Quadra (upgrade for Quadra 700 and Appletalk V57.0.3 (I think that's the
version)), the Mac will crash during boot and just go into an infinite restart
-crash-restart... loop.  Can anyone help me?  We're using PATHworks 1.1, by
the way.

Has anyone got the unattended backup procedure that comes with the 
PATHworks kit to work?  Our VMS just barfs on the COPY command unless all
the wildcards get taken out.  Pretty useless as far as I can tell.  That's
VMS 5.5-1, MSA V1.1, MSAP V1.1, MSAF V1.1, ATK V3.0-1.

Thanks for any help,
	-- jim
-- 
===========================================================================
Atari Games Corp.                            -- jim petrick
Milpitas, Ca                                    petrick@agcvax.agames.com
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Problems writing to file and disk services
From: Helen Strother <STROTHHM@SNYONEVA.BITNET>
Date: 10 Nov 1992 09:10:17 -0400
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Hi all,
        I am new to Pathworks and freely admit to not knowing much about it
yey.  Last week I created some disk and file services while installing
WordPerfect Office.  Everything went fine but a couple of days ago I began
having trouble writing to the file services and the disk service that I had
write access to.  Using PCSA_Manager, I did a list authorized disk and file
services and all the file services in question had RWC privileges for PUBLIC.
I then noticed that the VMS protection on the services gave no privileges to
group and world.  Is this the way it's suppose to be?  I did go into VMS and
changed the protection of the file service directories to Group and World RWED.
When I tried to install software to these services, I received an error message
claiming that there was not enough disk space, and there is plenty.
        Anywany, what is confusing to me is that I set up services last week
which worked fine and this week I am having nothing but trouble.  Any
suggestions of what to look into?  I am going to an advanced Pathworks class
next week.  Maybe all of my problems will be solved then (dream on).  Thanks in
advance.
 
                Helen Strother
                Academic Computing
                State University of New York College at Oneonta
From: lilianstrom@krang.fnal.gov (If its too loud,  You're too old)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: Printing to HP LaserJet IIISi with LAT
Date: 13 Nov 92 14:28:54 GMT
Reply-To: lilianstrom@fndcd.fnal.gov
Organization: Fermilab Special Projects Group
NNTP-Posting-Host: krang.fnal.gov

In a previous article, Kyle Gasser <gasser@SSC.WISC.EDU> wrote:
> Is there anyone out there who can print send either an ASCII or
>PostScript file to a queue with a IIISi waiting on the end, and have the
>printer discern whether the job is ASCII or postscript?  

The way I do it here is do have two queues (one PostScript, one PCL). Each
queue uses a different LAT port but points to the same terminal server port.
The mounted form on the queue has a setup module associated with it that puts
the printer in the needed mode. Very simple and reliable.  No timeouts needed.
Send mail if you want the details. Works with the standard serial port on the
IIISi, the serial port on the BridgePort and next week I'll see if it works
with a XCd LAT adapter.

			al

Al Lilianstrom
Fermi National Accelerator Laboratory
Batavia, Illinois
lilianstrom@fndcd.fnal.gov

My opinion.  Not the DOE's, URA's, or anyone else at Fermilab
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Performance of 3COM's  3C509 coax card.
From: "Roel Alkema Kernfysisch Versneller Instituut, Groningen" <ALKEMA@KVI.NL>
Date: 09 Nov 1992 14:21:59 +0000
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Hello,
 
The new ethernet card of 3COM type 3C509 promises a cheaper but also faster
alternative for the 3C503 etherlinkII-16 cards.  However some tests, measuring
filetransfer-speeds, performed on a fast and  slow MS-DOS machine and on a
normal and slow responding server, does not fully confirm  this.
 
Tested is the use of virtual disk service, and especially reading them, because
applications like WINDOWS, PCAD, WORDPERFECT, DRAWPERFECT are all loaded from
a virtual disk in our institute.
 
My conclusions are :
1 - With a reasonable fast PC (386/25) and a normal reponding server; reading
with the 3C509 is faster then the 3C503, but with a slower PC the differences
become smaller and when also the server becomes slower (heavier loaded), the
3C503 card has even a slightly better performance.
 
2 - For diskservice "writes" the performance seems nearly equal for both cards.
 
3 - For fileservices tested with DECNET and  TCP/IP as transport layer the
differences between the two cards are not significant for both read / write's.
 
 
My conclusion is that you may not always have profit buying this cards, but
perhaps my tuning is not correct, or there are other NDIS drivers then those
delivered by 3COM, or ....
If anybody has different experiences, please let me know.
 
Roel Alkema.
 
 
 
 
 
Conditions:
 
Used with the NDIS driver supplied with the 3C509 card.
The etherlink3 part of the protocol.ini file:
[etherlink3]
DRIVERNAME = ELNK3$
MAXTRANSMITS = 30
(other parameters (XMIT, INTERRUPT .. are not longer accepted.)
 
For the diskservice the LAD qualifiers are tuned to /R:2 /W:15.
Although /R:15 gives sometimes better performance, it will crash the PC
sometimes. (Always hang when starting up windows (from diskservice)).
 
The 3C509 is autoconfigured, and uses the follwing setup
@I/O base address:                 300H
@Interrupt request level:          10
@Boot PROM size:                   disabled
@Transceiver type:                 on-board coax
@Network driver optimization:      DOS client
@Maximum interrupt disable time:   500 microseconds
 
Pathworks V4.1, Server VAX 4000-300, VMS V5.5.
 
 
================================================================================
Roel Alkema                             Phone : +31 (50) 633617
Kernfysisch Versneller Instituut        Fax : +31 (50) 634003
Zernikelaan 25                         E-mail : alkema@kvi.nl or alkema@hgrrug51
9747 AA Groningen                     Surfnet : kviclu::alkema
NL Nederland                    X.25/PSI-mail : psi%15901047::alkema
================================================================================
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: PATHWORKS TCP/IP on Intel EtherExpress Card
From: "(bachism)" <BACHISM@JHUDEV.DEV.JHU.EDU>
Date: 12 Nov 1992 08:25:59 -0500
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Also, in startnet.bat you reference the file NBHOSTS for INETNAME.  I thought
the Protocol.ini HOSTNAME file should be the same.
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
From: uujanze@ccu.umanitoba.ca (Rob Janzen)
Subject: Re: PathWorks DECnet and PathWorks TCP/IP
Organization: University of Manitoba, Winnipeg, Canada
Date: Thu, 12 Nov 1992 06:31:31 GMT

Yes, it is possible to have the client running both configurations.

We have a few (4) machines at work which run TCP/IP to connect to a UNIX
box, and get all their file services through DECNet (although it *is* an
unsupported configuration). 

I don't have the setup here, but if you want, I can post it later...

Rob Janzen
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
From: CF0@PSUALT.BITNET (Craig Farrell)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Network interrupt question
Date: 11 Nov 92 20:37:00 GMT
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I have been wondering about hardware interrupts on PC's.  We use
mostly PS/2 systems on Pathworks.  When installing a network
card is there any rules concerning interrupt selection.  I have
been using mostly Cabletron cards.  In their manual they mention
interrupts and list then in decending priority. 9,10,11,15,3,4,5,7
With nine having the highest.
 
I know not all interrupts are available to select from.  But does
it really matter.  If so why and what is this best approach.
 
       Craig Farrell                       Penn State Altoona Campus
       CF0@PSUALT.bitnet                   225 CLRC Building
       (814) 949-5295                      Altoona PA,  16601
From: cooper@UTSPH.SPH.UTH.TMC.EDU
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Re: Sorry for this FAQ, Infoservers CD's connected to PC
Date: 5 Nov 1992 15:42:47 GMT
Reply-To: cooper@UTSPH.SPH.UTH.TMC.EDU
Organization: University of Texas School of Public Health

In article <1992Nov4.141114.22957@Urmel.Informatik.RWTH-Aachen.DE>, marten@ilt.fhg.de (Lutz Marten) writes:
>
>Sorry for posting this FAQ. But I couldn't find anymore the file where I stored the information how I could connect an Infoservers CD to a PC with Pathworks.
>I have : An Infoserver 150, software release V2.1, Pathworks for DOS V 4.1a,
>DOS 5.0, Windows 3.1, VMS 5.5-1.
>I don't understand what to do with the LADCDDRV.SYS and MSCDEX.EXE files.
>When I install LADCDDRV.SYS with DEVICE = in the config.sys and do a
>USE ?: <service_name> /CDROM, the PC told me that MSCDEX is not installed.
>When I call MSCDEX, it tells me that I don't choose a valid driver ?!?!?
>Thanks for an help !
>--
># Lutz Marten,  Postmaster and general dogsbody 
># Fraunhofer-Gesellschaft Institut fuer Lasertechnik 
># BITNET: KQ040MA@DACTH11 , InterNet: marten@ilt.fhg.de                        
># HEPNET: 13533::52714::MARTEN, Phone: +49/241/8906-112, -0


In your config.sys file 
you need to load the driver 

device=\decnet\ladcddrv.sys /d:4   

(The /d:4 allows you to access up to 4 cdrom (can be a larger/smaller number)

In your autoexec.bat  (or a separate bat file) you need the line

MSCDEX /D:$LADCD /L:O /E      


(The /D:$LADCD is the driver name assigned by the ladcddrv.sys; the /L:O 
assigns the first CD Rom drive letter starting at O (it can be something
other that O) 

Do the following to mount a CD-Rom on the info server


USE O: cdrom_name/CD


This is how we use it and it works fine (in fact faster than local CD-drives)


Hope this will be of help
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: PathWorks DECnet and PathWorks TCP/IP
From: bachism <BACHISM@JHUDEV.DEV.JHU.EDU>
Date: 12 Nov 1992 10:32:17 -0500
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Are you using DEPCA cards???????
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: WordPerfect and Pathworks
From: arv7823@GGR.CO.UK
Date: 10 Nov 1992 12:50:00 +0000 (GMT)
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Via:        UK.CO.GGR; 10 NOV 92 13:06:26 GMT

    I can't help with the WordPerfect side but there is one simple
    alteration (which can be done through NETSETUP) which improves print
    to file performance dramatically - at least with DECnet.
 
    Increase the `LPT Buffers' size from the default of 128 to something
    approaching your maximum packet/frame size.  Using DECnet over
    Ethernet, a value of 1400 gave a six-fold improvement in print to
    file time on a 33MHz 486DX PC running MS Word.  If you prefer to edit
    STARTNET.BAT, use the /Pn parameters on REDIRn.
 
    Alan Vos
    Desktop Integration Group
    Glaxo Group Research
From: arv7823@GGR.CO.UK
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: Performance of 3C503 and Elite16 cards
Date: 9 Nov 92 14:25:00 GMT
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    We have found that, for file services accessed by DECnet, the
    SMC Elite16 outperforms the 3Com 3C503 by a massive amount.  The
    difference can be as much as 10:1 for a simple file read.  This tends
    to translate into a doubled or trebled load time for Windows
    applications such as Microsoft Word.
 
    Has anybody else found this?  Were you able to find any way to
    improve the performance of the 3C503?
 
    Alan Vos
    Desktop Integration Group
    Glaxo Group Research
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: Problems with PC and MAC sharing a file service
From: "a1::cox"@MRGATE.OFFICE.OFFICE.DECNET.LOCKHEED.COM
Date: 11 Nov 1992 17:40:24 -0800
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From:	NAME: John Cox
	FUNC: 48-02
	TEL: 756-6979  FAX 742-6428           <COX AT A1 AT OFFICE>
To:	NAME: VMSMail User "LANWORKS <"LANWORKS@MIAMIU.ACS.MUOHIO.EDU"@EAGLE@MRGATE>
 
 
>>Subject: RE: Problems with PC and MAC sharing a file service
 
>>My question is: Does anybody know of a workaround to let the PC delete a
>>directory that is empty, but has subdirectories that the PC can not see
>>due to that the file names are to long?
>>
>>If there is not a workaround is not this a weak point in the integration
>>of PCs and Mac that DEC ought to fix, or is it just me that has such
>>problems?
 
>There is no workaround that I know of. It is not a DEC or PATHWORKS problem. It
>is a limitation of DOS. DOS simply cannot handle file/directory name longer
 than
>8 characters.
 
         It's true what you say about the 8.3 DOS file name
         limitation. However that can be solved by making the
         file names for the MAC files that are shared follow this
         same 8.3 file name convention. I know it is not a great
         idea from the MAC point of view, but this could be
         controlled.
 
         Ah but what DEC did and is the real problem here is
         create sub-directories below each MAC directory on the
         file service call --- directory_name.MSAF$CAT <-- GUESS
         WHO BROKE the interoperability?
 
         What DEC did and can not be controlled other than
         getting DEC to change it is the little sub-directory
         that it creates every time a MAC creates a directory or
         the MAC touches a directory that was created by DOS. The
         gotcha is the name of this sub-directory that DEC
         created on the file server has an extension greater than
         the three character limit of DOS and therefore can not
         be deleted from the PC and therefore you can not delete
         the directory above it because it is not empty.
 
 
*****************************************************************************
John W. Cox, Manager
Systems and Technology Projects	     FAX: (408) 742-6428
Lockheed Missiles & Space Company
1111 Lockheed Way B573 4802	     Internet: COX@OFFICE.LMSC.LOCKHEED.COM
Sunnyvale, CA 94088-3504
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Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: Macintosh Client VMS UAM
From: "Joerg Oertel, VAX Systems Manager" <oertel@VMS.MPIIB-FREIBURG.MPG.DBP.DE>
Date: 12 Nov 1992 02:06:35 -0500
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>In article <fuhrman-021192134420@litmac13.epfl.ch>, fuhrman@litsun.epfl.ch (Cr
is
> Fuhrman) writes:
>>
>> The UAM doesn't change the AppleShare icon in the Chooser (Selecteur pour
>> les francophones). What it does change is how you "mount" a fileserver.
>> Once you've selected a fileserver in the Chooser, and you click on the OK
>> button (or double-click the server), you are presented with a dialog which
>> asks you to "Select a logon method:" with two or more items in the list:
>> Apple Standard UAMs or VMS Password UAMs.
>>
>
>It does not work for me. I have the AppleShare Folder inside the System
>Folder (System mappe) with the VMS UAM icon, but it does not ask me to
>select a logon method. I am running MSA 1.1, VMS 5.5 and I have tried it
>on a mac running 6.0.7 and a Mac running 7.0.1.
>
>Any suggestions?
>
>
>Gunder Soensteby
>EDP-dept.
>Norwegian School of Economics and Business Administration
>Norway
>
   Do you have the english version of the mac os or the norwegian? I
   had similar problems after installing pathworks on my mac. The
   installer created the AppleShare Folder and put the VMS UAM in it.
   It worked after I renamed the AppleShare FOLDER to AppleShare
   ORDNER, which is the corresponding german word.
 
    Joerg
 
  ..Joerg Oertel,VAX systems manager, Max-Planck-Institut fuer Immunbiologie..
  ................. Stuebeweg 51,  D-7800 Freiburg,  Germany .................
  ............... Phone: +49 761 5108465  FAX: +49 761 5108221 ...............
  .................... PSI: PSI%(0262)45761030173::OERTEL ....................
  ......... X400: S=OERTEL;OU=VMS;O=MPIIB-FREIBURG;P=MPG;A=DBP;C=DE; .........
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  ..... From Bitnet: oertel%vms.mpiib-freiburg.mpg.dbp.de@dfngate.bitnet .....
  ............................................................................
   It's not enough to have no opinion. You must also be unable to express it.
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: RE: Autodialer
From: "Nalley, Gary K." <nallegk@OKRA.MILLSAPS.EDU>
Date: 07 Nov 1992 13:08:56 -0600 (CST)
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> From: "(Jim Karkanias)" <karkan%MSDRL.COM@MIAMIU.ACS.MUOHIO.EDU>
>
> Does anyone know of a public domain or shareware program that would let me
> assemble an arbitrary string of characters (representing those keys on a
> telephone) and send them to a modem?  I'd like to be able to programatically
> control a remote process; this process uses the phone as an interface...
>
> Any info is much appreciated.  Thanks.
>
> Jim
 
There are many out and about.  Two that come to mind are AT and DIAL.  I
grabbed these from the IBM file library on CompuServe.  I don't know if they
are available on the net anywhere.
 
Gary
 
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	|   Millsaps College       nalley@eisner.decus.org      |
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From: DMILLER%BSU.DECNET@MSUS1.BITNET (Prof. David Miller)
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: HELP. Motif v1.1 doesn't
Date: 12 Nov 92 02:42:00 GMT
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HELP:
 
I just installed Motif v1.1 under VMS 5.4-3, PW 4.1. (I skipped 1.0 and 1.0A)
 
Before the install, using XUI, DWDOS386 worked fine. Now when I start
DWDOS386, I get the start menu but on entering DECW$WINMGR (or anything else
for that matter) as an application, the PC hangs - nothing, no error message,
no disconnect, nothing. The network and PW are running - SETHOST works fine
for instance.
 
I've looked through the installation notes for a hint. Nuttin'
 
I've looked through various system directories for any hint of an error log
file. Nuttin'.
 
Any suggestions will be appreciated.
 
Dave.
 
DMILLER@VAX1.Bemidji.MSUS.EDU
Bemidji (Minn) State University
Newsgroups: vmsnet.networks.desktop.pathworks
Subject: lk250 klick stopper...
From: "(NETWORK MANAGER--3-6759)" <BRUCE@GENEVA.STANFORD.EDU>
Date: 05 Nov 1992 07:34:40 -0800
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>From:  SMTP%"LANWORKS%MIAMIU.BITNET@Forsythe.Stanford.EDU" 28-OCT-1992 10:52:29
.00
>To:    Multiple recipients of list LANWORKS <LANWORKS@MIAMIU.BITNET>
>CC:
>Subj:  RE: Is there a utility to turn off key click on LK250?
>
>Date:         Wed, 28 Oct 1992 18:25:00 GMT
>Reply-To:     A discussion of Digital's PCSA product <LANWORKS%MIAMIU.BITNET@Fo
rsythe.Stanford.EDU>
>Sender:       A discussion of Digital's PCSA product <LANWORKS%MIAMIU.BITNET@Fo
rsythe.Stanford.EDU>
>Comments:     Warning -- original Sender: tag was news@NEWS2.CIS.UMN.EDU
>From:         "(RICHARD HOFFBECK)" <rwh@MOOSE.CCCS.UMN.EDU>
>Subject:      RE: Is there a utility to turn off key click on LK250?
>To:           Multiple recipients of list LANWORKS <LANWORKS@MIAMIU.BITNET>
>
>In article <1992Oct21.040032.29328@nntpd.lkg.dec.com>, backstrom@ranger.enet.de
c
>.com (ranger::backstrom) writes:
>> >     Shawn Allin - Alcan KRDC Computer Services <ACCESS@KRDC.INT.ALCAN.CA>
> >              Is there a utility to turn off key click on LK250?
>> >
> >I seem to recall some time ago reading about a utility to turn off key
> >click on a LK250 keyboard.  Right now, we're going into the VT320 emulator,
> >turning it off in Setup, then exiting.  Tough to do in AUTOEXEC...:-)
>
>     Yes, there are utilities available to turn off the LKx50 keyclick.
>
>     One of them is available on Digital's CompuServe forum DECPCI.
>
>     It's in the "unsupported" library as file LKCLIK.ZIP. It contains
>     a DOS executable and C source.
>
>
>It looks like it must have originally been a asm file since its only 466
>bytes long, but here is the uuencode file for lkclik.com from CIS.  Hope
>it helps.
>
>--rick
>
>+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
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>| Colon Cancer Control Study     ATT     : (612) 627-4151         |
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>| Minneapolis, MN 55455                                           |
>+-----------------------------------------------------------------+
 
 
Hopefully, this helps I have not tried it but...
 
I telnet into the WRQ (Reflection 2 +) BBS and their is a file
"lklick" in the download section that sets the keyboard klik off,
for IBM/clone PCs. WRQ BBS telnet IP is 150.215.17.24..
 
bruce.....