> The Arachne Minimalist - Vol 2 Num 2
> by Clarence Verge ([EMAIL PROTECTED])
>
> I can't delay any longer. I'll have to try to
> answer some questions. But first, something for
> those that would like a clean, more conservative
> appearance for their favorite browser. Did you
> 640x480 users n
Hey, that sounds familiar ...
On Tue, 27 Feb 2001 08:29:56 -000, Mike Millen wrote:
> As a aid to understanding the confusion I might point out that THHGTTG
> was first written as a Radio Play for the BBC.
> The books, TV series, LPs and T-shirts of the same thing all came later,
> when it beca
Glenn McCorkle" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Must be something to do with the british sense of humour hehehe
I think if you read some of douglas adams' work you'd be ROFL!
http://www.geocities.com/Area51/8418/
try this - "here i am, brain the size of a planet and all they do is ask me
to open door
Hi list,
I corrected two bugs in my dir2htm utility and adapted its HTML
layout to Arachne's directory listing. If you want to try it
you can download it at: http://www.volny.cz/lange/dir2htm.zip
Regards
Christof Lange
Dir2Htm for Arachne
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An external program lists all f
On Tue, 27 Feb 2001 08:26:38 +0100 (CET), Bernie <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> Glenn asked:
>> Not to be picky... but how can one have a "four book trilogy". ;-)
> Actually it's a five book trilogy. The last one is called "Mostly
> Harmless (Hitchhiker's Trilogy, No 5)". I think the reason for th
Bernie wrote:
>
> Mel wrote:
> >The .asf script seems to work ok up untill it is asked to close
> >down.That is, it accesses the pop3 server ok, then the smtp server but
> >then things go xswap shaped there on in.
>
> And do you have a history list before you run the ASF? As I said (over one
> wee
Joerg wrote:
>the author of pepa.exe just sent me the new version of pepa.exe (1.6). The
>package contains two executables, one with all functions implemented,
>and a smaller one which doesn't support IP mascarading (not needed on a
>single machine). This gives me 24kB more free mem 'cuz transmit
On 26 Feb 01 at 10:20, owner-arachne-digest@arachne wrote:
>Date: Sun, 25 Feb 2001 15:12:06 -0500
>From: Clarence Verge <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
>Subject: Re: environment space
>Let's try to get some REAL info the only way that ever works. Experiment.
Clarence and victims of limited environment spa
Mel wrote:
>The .asf script seems to work ok up untill it is asked to close
>down.That is, it accesses the pop3 server ok, then the smtp server but
>then things go xswap shaped there on in.
And do you have a history list before you run the ASF? As I said (over one
week ago) I think I know what th
Clarence wrote:
>No, I don't think that is the first step, because, as you point out, a lot
>of servers send EVERYTHING as text/plain. :((
>I have asked Michael to consider allowing the extension to take priority
>over mime type so we can get around these server problems in many areas.
>His respo
Glenn wrote:
> So if I understand correctly, what Arachne would need to do is to
>disregard "content-type" when "content-encoding" is sent.
No we can't disregard it, Arachne must still remember it so it knows what
kind of plugin to use. However it needs to uncompress the file. And as I
mentioned
Binky quoted from Wall Street Journal:
>In
>distributed computing, third-party computer users, often
>scientific researchers engaged in large-scale projects, access
>the hard drive space of individual users when their computers
>would otherwise not be on.
Once again, it is NOT the hard drive they
Glenn wrote:
>If Arachne were to treat "embed src=" exactly the same as if it was
>"img src=".. everything would work fine in both NS and Arachne.
>
>Michael and Bernie,
>
>Do you think that would be possible ???
We can't treat it the same, but we must treat it similar. I can't remember
why M
On Tue, 27 Feb 2001 08:06:12 -0500 (EST) Howard Eisenberger wrote:
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001 09:55:31,
"Samuel W. Heywood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
Quoting Howard Eisenberger:
> > I normally load the packet driver before running Arachne (see
> > Alejandro's message), so this is something I overlook
Oh, so that's what Glenn and Clarence were talking about. Yep, that's
what it does for me too. I had *no idea* what they meant.
On Tue, 27 Feb 2001 09:53:26 +, Ron Clarke wrote:
> Hi Folks,
>>> After hitting , move your cursor off of "Arachne 1.70"
>> It's a feature.
> It works for A1.
Hi folks,
the author of pepa.exe just sent me the new version of pepa.exe (1.6). The
package contains two executables, one with all functions implemented,
and a smaller one which doesn't support IP mascarading (not needed on a
single machine). This gives me 24kB more free mem 'cuz transmit buffer
On Mon, 26 Feb 2001 09:55:31,
"Samuel W. Heywood" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>
> > I normally load the packet driver before running Arachne (see
> > Alejandro's message), so this is something I overlooked.
>
> If you load the packet driver *before* loading Arachne, then you
> can easily produce
from Sam Heywood:
>I have had the experience of finding that WATTCP.CFG in some DOS internet
>apps require that the location of PATH.CFG be specified as a relative
>pathname instead of as an absolue pathname. This means that
>"include=C:\ARACHNE\PATH.CFG" would not work in WATTCP.CFG in some app
On 25 Feb 01 at 15:44, Samuel W. Heywood wrote:
> Your batch file will work fine as long as your WATTCP.CFG file is the
> same for all of your apps. Some of my applications have different
> requirements for entries in WATTCP.CFG, but all of them must include
> PATH.CFG.
> Sam Heywood
As I expl
Hi Michael, All;
I don't normally care about animation, so this is the first time I have
encountered this bug. I have read reports before that sometimes reducing
the memory allocated as XMS for All, fixes some animation problems.
I, also, have found a strangness associated with the value "XMS for
>Glenn asked:
>> Not to be picky... but how can one have a "four book trilogy". ;-)
>Actually it's a five book trilogy. The last one is called "Mostly
>Harmless (Hitchhiker's Trilogy, No 5)". I think the reason for the
>naming is that it started out as a trilogy that expanded.
>//Ber
I do not know how interesting or useful this is for anyone but:
Long ago I used a hex editor or debug to patch my command.com
so that it always gave about 1k of environment space. Simtel has
a file with instructions on what to look for in the binary to do
this. You have to improvise a bit for diff
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