Hi Tim,
On Thu, Feb 8, 2001, at 01:33 AM, you wrote:
> _Replying to a message_
>
> Hi Julian,
>
> >>> "Is this telser.device a substitute for the serial.device, which is
> >>> provided in AmigaDOS/OS/WorkBench?"
>
> >> The telser.device allows you to telnet using a stock terminal program.
> >> (Just as lond as you can specify what serial deive driver you want to
> >> use.. It can be configured with some BBS programs to allow a caller to
> >> telnet in.
>
> > I need to say, "Thanks," for two reasons. First, because you *did*
> > understand my comments and all. It seemed like others mistook my
> > venture as though I were asking how to use the seri- al.device. Glad
> > some (you) read what I wrote, correctly.
> >
> > Second. You are the only person to explain, clearly, what the
> > telser.device is, for what it is used, and how to use it. Now, I can
> > better understand the original question, and I see that my
> > advice/suggestion had nothing to do with it.
>
> I take it you didn't read the messages I posted earlier on (what it was,
> how to use it, etc.)? ;-\
>
> --
> Bye,
> Tim.
>
Now that I think about it, I do recall your saying something
to that effect. The trouble was that I had some difficulties
following your bouncing ball, sorry. I guess I just needed
someone to say everything, in the way Mark wrote the explanation?
No disrespect or discourtesy meant. Thanks, though for alerting
me about my not having noticed.
Julian.
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