Date: Wed, 14 Jun 2000 11:21:52 -700
From: Walter Scott <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Subject: Re: Preliminary Evaluation of Net-Tamer Version 1.12.0


John:

     I can't comment on Tom's effort to pass on a bug list which 
David Colston was to consider because I don't know what ultimately 
happened to that project. It would be interesting to see what David 
Colston has to say about that list. As for retaining multiple 
versions of Net-Tamer: that does seem warranted -- especially for 
those who need to run the XT/286 software on a machine that's a 286 
or a lesser computer.

                         Walter Scott 

In Message <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>, John Oram 
<[EMAIL PROTECTED]> had the following to say on Wed, 14 Jun 2000 
10:01:35 -0500:

JO> Appears that those of us who have a combination working for the specific
JO> uses we put NT too, should probably test the latest BUT NOT toss out
JO> what we have made to work for our own DOS platforms.
JO>
JO> Net-tamer seems mired in the never-never land of being a very excellent
JO> idea, which has a loyal following. Net-tamer also reminds me of the Novi
JO> V-8's that ran at Indy 500's - long on promise but never could finish
JO> the race...
JO>
JO> I was also wondering about your thoughts regarding all the effort put
JO> forth by the loyal fans of Net-tamer and the (in)famous bug list project
JO> you, Tom, Jeff, and many others worked on???

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