L.D. & Ricsi,
I too feel limited with DOS and OS/2, feel a need to go with Linux and maybe
NetBSD or FreeBSD. Graphic Web browsing is limited and clumsy with Arachne and
Netscape 4.04, maybe would go better with a newer Netscape (4.61) on a newer,
faster computer. I use Lynx a lot. I notice th
Jim wrote:
>1) Where can I learn about options in the .cfg files?
keywords.txt for arachne.cfg
The others are, more or less, exaplained inside them.
>2) Can the screen appearance be customized without writing a new .apm?
Depends on which screen it is.
Some can be changed by changing the file th
On 17 Oct 00, at 22:07, Bernie wrote:
> Budd wrote:
> >1. Assembly was the only way to program originally.
> >Then, FORTRAN and COBOL were first generation languages.
> >Later, ADA and C (and many others) were second generation.
> >Now, JAVA and others (C++, SmalllTalk etc. are third
> > genera
On Tue, 17 Oct 2000 23:44:38 +0200 (CEST), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Richard Menedetter)
wrote:
> Or do you mean, that the next DOS Arachne release will be compiled with
> DJGPP ??? (would be GREAT !!)
... it allready is.
(You can get a 16-bit version of CORE from the Arachne site, though.)
I'm just getting started with Arachne, and am very impressed with it's
capabilities. As I get more familiar with it I expect that I would like to
be able to customize it some. Where does one learn how to do that? For
example...
1) Where can I learn about options in the .cfg files?
2) Can the sc
I must apologize to every member of this list. My 'bug fixed' message
should have been kept 'off list'.
Michael was 100% correct by 'chastising' me.
I promise not to do it again.
That said, I'll comment on your comments.
Rest assured that Michael *IS* working to make Arachne a 'real alternativ
On Wed, 18 Oct 2000 08:13:33 +, Ron Clarke wrote:
> Hi Folks,
> I writted:
> Subject: notice of violation
>> From: Ron Clarke
>>> Subject: Re: notice of violation - its getting sillier
>>> Hi Folks,
>>> Nah, Arachne needs its spelling and grammar checked
>>> properly.<
> Terri FitzSimons
On Tue, 17 Oct 2000 22:07:32 +0200, Bernie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Originally you would change the bits by hand (switches, punch cards).
Not only that, but reading data erased that cell of the magnetic core
memory. The programmer had to include a loop-back that would restore the
data after
Hi Folks,
I writted:
Subject: notice of violation
> From: Ron Clarke
>> Subject: Re: notice of violation - its getting sillier
>> Hi Folks,
>> Nah, Arachne needs its spelling and grammar checked
>> properly.<
Terri FitzSimons writted:
> Speaking of spell- and grammar-checking... Although you
Hi
17 Oct 2000, Michael Polak <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> Recently saw an article about 32bit DJGPP being available ...
>> can't remember where, but saw it.
MP> It is included by default in latest Arachne releases ;)
?? Complete DJGPP package ??
Wouldn't that be a bit large ??
Or do you m
azazello wrote:
>
> Hi All,
>
> I have used Arachna offline for a several weeks. She worked fine.
> Recently I decided to go online and try her. She dialed the
> number, connected, loaded homepage and then stop responding for a
> 2-3 minutes. After that she again worked fine during
Hi folks:
I just received a spam message having a notice saying that anyone
attempting to shut down his spam site will cause reprisals to be carried
out against others wishing to be removed from his list of victims.
I quote the threat from his message:
- begin quoted material --
==
On Wed, 18 Oct 2000 00:52:35 +0500, azazello <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Hi All,
> I have used Arachna offline for a several weeks. She worked fine.
> Recently I decided to go online and try her. She dialed the
> number, connected, loaded homepage and then stop responding for a
> 2-3 min
Budd wrote:
>1. Assembly was the only way to program originally.
>Then, FORTRAN and COBOL were first generation languages.
>Later, ADA and C (and many others) were second generation.
>Now, JAVA and others (C++, SmalllTalk etc. are third
> generation languages.
Originally you would change the bi
Ricsi wrote:
>Hmmm ... Michael ...
>wouldn't it be time for a DJGPP version ??
Looks like I better take this here now "out in the open" ;-)
Michael I have a suggestion for when this can be done (perhaps). As you may
remember between January and May next year I'm supposed to work on a
project of
Michael wrote:
>> In URL.H I have doubled the "STRINGSIZE" from 40 to 80.
>> "80 ought to be enough for everyone". ;-)
>>
>> Now the "k" does not get dropped from...
>> http://www.supercatjaguarspares.freeserve.co.uk/
>>
>> (wouldn't you know, that URL is 41 with the trailing /) :(
>
>Maybe we
Hi All,
I have used Arachna offline for a several weeks. She worked fine.
Recently I decided to go online and try her. She dialed the
number, connected, loaded homepage and then stop responding for a
2-3 minutes. After that she again worked fine during 10-15
minutes (I visited 3-4
> Has anyone else had a problem with Arachne FTP upload ?
No, at least not what I know of.
>Recently saw an article about 32bit DJGPP being available ... can't
>remember where, but saw it.
It is included by default in latest Arachne releases ;)
--
http://arachne.cz/
(Arachne WWW browser for DOS+Linux / Webhosting / MP3streaming)
Note specially for L.D.Best:
STRINGSIZE is used as size for various strings, like hostname.
Entire URL is declared to be URLSIZE characters long.
--
http://arachne.cz/
(Arachne WWW browser for DOS+Linux / Webhosting / MP3streaming)
Has anyone else had a problem with Arachne FTP upload ?
I've be finding the last block missing quite frequently.
No error messages, just text pages cut off in the middle
of words.
- Clarence Verge
- Using Arachne V1.62 for a change
On Mon, 16 Oct 2000 16:58:58 -0400, L.D. Best wrote:
> Recently saw an article about 32bit DJGPP being available ... can't
> remember where, but saw it.
> l.d.
>
> On Mon, 16 Oct 2000 21:22:52 +0200 (CEST), [EMAIL PROTECTED] (Richard
> Menedetter) wrote:
>> Hi
>> 16 Oct 2000, Michael Pol
Hi folks,
my brother-in-law just sent me this link. Perhaps it's useful for
someone. There are drivers for ADSL and ISDN. Description sounds
interesting.
http://home.t-online.de/home/hanewin/homepage.htm
Regards Joerg
Neu: Voice/Fax Mailbox 0180/505253996299
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Hi L.D.,
I'm tested some versions of Arachne and never had lost sectors
discovered caused by her (exeption: A. crashed). I have the bad feeling
that there is a hardware problem in Your machine. I mentioned a similiar
case with Geos some months before. Would You mind describing me Your HD
system a
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