nore his
> behavior and hope that he soon seeks another venue in which to prove
> himself to himself...
> How are the rest of you doing at survival plans for the holidays?
>
> On Sat, 8 Dec 2001 07:02:30 -0600, Kavxxaka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> listem mr sam
from "Rob" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>:
> I have subscribed to this list only a short time, but have learned a
great deal from it, which is good because I am quite new to computers,
and am going to school for them, after losing my job of 27 years when
the plant closed down.I learned on Win2000 an
At 10:40 AM 12/8/01, you wrote:
> >How are the rest of you doing at survival plans for the holidays?
What's to survive? It's winter, I keep warm. Holidays are irrelevant as
I'm not regularily employed, not christian, don't have a family. I put up
lights for my neighborhood to enjoy. It is
L.D. wrote:
>How are the rest of you doing at survival plans for the holidays?
Haven't yet assembled the pudding ingredients. It's pressure-cooked
in an alumin(i)um mo(u)ld shaped like a Sputnik... or cannonball for
those of a more Dickensian outlook. Looks great when it's flamed with
brandy and
for the holidays?
>
> On Sat, 8 Dec 2001 07:02:30 -0600, Kavxxaka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
>> listem mr sam ewall!
>> im gettin tired of this crap!
>> I told you that winmodems are not even modems! just interfaces to the phone
>> line! the modem is soft
On Sat, 8 Dec 2001 10:35:22 -0500, Roger Turk wrote:
> Kavxxaka,
>
> If you cannot contribute in a positive manner, I, for one, would appreciate
> it if you would leave the list.
I think I arranged that.
I hope it takes a while before he catches on.
- Clarence Verge.
-- Using Arachne 1.66
e soon seeks another venue in which to prove
himself to himself...
How are the rest of you doing at survival plans for the holidays?
On Sat, 8 Dec 2001 07:02:30 -0600, Kavxxaka <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
> listem mr sam ewall!
> im gettin tired of this crap!
> I told you that
Kavxxaka,
You wrote:
. > listem mr sam ewall!
. > im gettin tired of this crap!
. > I told you that winmodems are not even modems! just interfaces to the
. > phone line! the modem is software emulated and in that case anything is
. > possible in a virtual fantasy ass holed com
At 07:02 AM 12/8/01, you wrote:
>I told you that winmodems are not even modems! just interfaces to the phone
>line! the modem is software emulated and in that case anything is possible
And he's been explaining that if you are using a DOS box in Windows you can
use a winmodem with D
listem mr sam ewall!
im gettin tired of this crap!
I told you that winmodems are not even modems! just interfaces to the phone
line! the modem is software emulated and in that case anything is possible in
a virtual fantasy ass holed com situation! com 1000 if that is set in
emulation
so
On 7 Jan 00 at 20:13, Clarence Verge wrote:
>>Hi Dale;
>>
>>It really isn't that bad an idea if the processor has nothing much else to
>>do. I recently finished a little controller containing a real-time clock in
>>code wherein the time gets set via a com port on a PC.
Well, perhaps, but it is
Dale Mentzer wrote:
>
> I have been thinking about this a little, and the idea of using the
> CPU reduce hardware costs is not new at all. Those on the list who
> have or had a Commodore 64 may remember that there was not a UART
> chip to handle communications with a modem connected on the User
>
On 5 Jan 00 at 18:41, Samuel W. Heywood wrote:
>>Another thing I don't understand:
>>
>>Why do most consumers want to buy machines with WinModems? So, maybe they
>>save about $40.00 in buying a machine with an inferior modem, but they lose
>>out on th
Hi
Rick Orr <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:
RO> AFAIK the "only" way to get a "pure" DOS prompt on a WINcrap machine
RO> is the "DOS boot disk".
No, BootGUI=0 gives you plain DOS 7 without any Windows stuff.
RO> Later,
RO> rick
CU, Ricsi
--
Richard Menedetter <
>
Why will the WinModem work if I click on "Restart in MS-DOS mode", but it
will not work in a "DOS-box", nor will it work from the F8 > "Command
prompt only" method of accessing DOS? Does anybody know the answer?
>
Windows is ill-designed, not intended to make sense! Booting from Win 98SE boot
Hi guys,
AFAIK the "only" way to get a "pure" DOS prompt on a WINcrap machine is
the "DOS boot disk". Actually works fine & ignores all the WINcrap ...
just go & do ure DOS stuf.
I don't have any "WINmodems" (thank God &
"Samuel W. Heywood" wrote:
> On Tue, 4 Jan 2000 21:34:54, Dale Mentzer wrote:
>
> One thing I don't understand:
>
> Why will the WinModem work if I click on "Restart in MS-DOS mode", but it
> will not work in a "DOS-box", nor will it work from the F8 > "Command
> prompt only" method of accessin
Seeing this item in this thread gives me something I can try on my
Arachne installation on my Toshiba Notebook with Win 98 and
Pentium II 266. I can't get past the "no packet driver found" on it,
but I am beginning to realize what has happened, per this:
-
ial program licensed to
many computer and peripheral original equipment manufacturers (OEM)
that include it with their computers, modems, etc. According to their
web site, 3/4 of their revenue from this program are from OEM
licenses and 1/4 from end users like you or me. This might be why
some PCs
On Tue, 4 Jan 2000 21:34:54, Dale Mentzer wrote:
> On 4 Jan 00 at 1:37, Dev Teelucksingh wrote:
>>> There is a shareware Win9x utility called ViP, which allows DOS
>>> programs to access a Windows-only communications device under
>>> Win 9x. These include Winmode
>
There is a shareware Win9x utility called ViP, which allows DOS
programs to access a Windows-only communications device under
Win 9x. These include Winmodems, USB modems, and PCI modems.
You can download a demo at http://www.turbocom.com/vip.html
>
I thought DOS programs running in
On 4 Jan 00 at 1:37, Dev Teelucksingh wrote:
>>There is a shareware Win9x utility called ViP, which allows DOS
>>programs to access a Windows-only communications device under
>>Win 9x. These include Winmodems, USB modems, and PCI modems.
>>You can download a demo at
There is a shareware Win9x utility called ViP, which allows DOS
programs to access a Windows-only communications device under
Win 9x. These include Winmodems, USB modems, and PCI modems.
You can download a demo at http://www.turbocom.com/vip.html
Happy New Year to all,
Dev Teelucksingh
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