Hi Sam,
I used Trumpet Winsock for a while without too many
problems. So it may be a configuration problem.
Another option would be to find a copy of Netscape that
includes a dialer, or get a 16 bit version of Internet Explorer,
that includes a dialer and use that to dial for Netscape.
Tucows has the 16 bit MSIE with stack and dialer for
download, it's 3.7MB.
Mike
On 4 Apr 00, at 17:30, Samuel W. Heywood wrote:
> Hello people:
>
> I'm trying to set up Netscape Navigator, version 2.0 to run on a 486, 66
> Mhz, 8 Mb RAM system running Windows 3.1. This is the browser I want to
> run in this system because of the machine's relatively low memory
> resources and because of my small hard drive. This version of Netscape
> does not come provided with its own integrated TCP/IP dialer thing. I
> tried to establish a TCP/IP connection by using a program named Trumpet
> Winsock (Shareware). I feel that I understand perfectly well how I am
> supposed to configure it, but I couldn't get the dang thing to work. I
> was unsuccessful at getting an IP address returned after PPP negotiations
> were started. The problem is not with my modem or my settings, nor is
> there a problem with my ISP. I did successfully run Nettamer and
> Bobcat/Lynx on the same machine. At this point I would like to try a
> different internet dialer-upper program. Can any of you recommend a good
> one for me to try? I would appreciate especially some suggestions based
> on your own experience in using any particular program you might
> recommend.
>
> Thanx,
>
> Sam Heywood
> -- This mail was written by user of Arachne, the Ultimate Internet Client
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