On Fri, 11 May 2001 17:41:01 -0500, L.D. Best wrote:
> Nope, Sam ...
> Not new.
> I reported the problem of F-7 search locking when viewing source with
> F-6 some while back. IIRC it is usually if you forget you're in F-6 and
> not F-4 ... the F-6 module is very touchy about the way it is hand
Hi All,
my ISP has closed their former analog dial-in telephone lines (: I now
have only 2 dial-in digital lines [provided to my ISP by a new local AND
national telecom competitor] (: no longer do I have the luxury of
unlimited duration shell sessions (: one of the new digital lines ONLY
allows
On Sat, 12 May 2001 00:02:36 +, Hai Anh wrote:
> I'm happy when received help. Thank you so much!!!
> By the way...
> Could you tell me how can I do to receive Arachne-digest only ?
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At 01:17 PM 5/11/01, you wrote:
>Even if PAP/CHAP is used for initial connects, there are separate
>> "login and password prompts"? I hope that someday it will dawn on some
>
I discovered my ISP changed their dns server and software from bind to
something else. The new server software is incom
I've had exactly the same for a couple of secondary ISPs I wanted
to set up. On both occasions emailing tech support up to half a
dozen times (stating what you've seen, as below) got the problem
fixed, but no actual reply. I guess there's a section in their manual
for dealing with retrogrades. It
Nope, Sam ...
Not new.
I reported the problem of F-7 search locking when viewing source with
F-6 some while back. IIRC it is usually if you forget you're in F-6 and
not F-4 ... the F-6 module is very touchy about the way it is handled;
one example is when you use the ESC key or the BACK button
Even if PAP/CHAP is used for initial connects, there are separate
programs that often require additional ID/passwords. For instance,
when I access my ISP shell, I must enter a separate ID/password
combination to access my IMAP mail server from the shell, or indeed
from my PC directly (using PC pi
One possible useful function for using the ASCII transfer mode with
ftp: If your file is text, ascii transfer MAY (I have not researched
this) automatically convert Unix style end-of-line characters to
Dos style (ctrl-Mctrl-J I believe), or vice versa, and/or automatically
remove or add the ctr
> On Tue, 10 Apr 2001 04:04:52 -0400, Clarence Verge wrote:
> > Does anyone know how to convert a document in the moronic MS word
> > format to something readable ?
Almost everyone mentioned View which costs a little money. Catdoc.zip
also does a pretty decent job and is freeware. There is als
I'm happy when received help. Thank you so much!!!
By the way...
Could you tell me how can I do to receive Arachne-digest only ?
On Thu, 10 May 2001 04:42:37 +0100, Laurie L Proud wrote:
> Hi Hai anh,
> Arachne will work o.k on your laptop. As you do not have a Hard drive
> the ram disk you ha
"V.N.Karpovitch" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote
>Hello,
>
>I have a question.
>
>I had for a long time used Arachne for my Internet connection
>until my provider (this is Novosibirsk State University computer
>center) changed from Unix server to MS NT server. Now
>I simply
>cannot log in. I
Second Post
I try my W3.1 Shiva Dialer, and it does the same thing as Miniterm,
except it pops up an "AUTHENTICATION" dialogbox, with my UserName
already entered in one line, and the cursor in the "PASSWORD" line.
I enter my password and click OK...it pops the same authentication
dialogbox up
I recently acquired another ISP account.
They state that they do NOT support anything except Win9x/ME/NT, etc,
and MacOS.
They used to support Win3.1, but have now stopped doing that...
They usually supply their new accounts with a CD to install/configure
the connection, through Windows or Mac.
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I have, the one on this machine, though I am using it in Linux at
the moment. My modem is an Actiontec PCI call-waiting modem and
the machine dual-boots DR-DOS and Mandrake Linux. The modem is
currently on IRQ 11 and IOPORT 0xdc00. Works fine with the CHAT
program from DOSPPPD, an
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