L.D wrote:
Today I discovered, the hard way of course, something which needs to
become a new requirement for any APM available from the Arachne download
page.
I rec'd an MP3 file attachment. I clicked on it and Arachne went into
its "what do I do now?" dance. I was certain I'd installed an APM
"Bob Buckland ?:-\)" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
"Thomas Mueller": What good software is there for Usenet?
Well, I keep hoping I can answer that with Arachne, but...
Personally, it doesn't bother me that Arachne doesn't "do" NNTP.
I don't mind using a Web browser for browsing, and dedicated
Hi
"Samuel W. Heywood" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(Michael would not implement [javascript compatibility] into Arachne,
if [it] were sooo bad)
SH If web-site developers would simply desist from using Java-Script or
SH Java in their web-pages, then no browser developer would have to
SH
Glenn McCorkle wrote:
I suggested that to L.D. (and attached a sample MP3), last evening.
Thxsound.wav is over 2mb in size.
L3enc.exe turned it into Thxsound.mp3 which is only 180kb
-- I tracked down the 92kB DOS version of L3enc.exe (1994) but WinPlay3
for Win3.1x (from 1997) complains the
I would like to offline browse files from Linux and Windows (long names). Is
there some utility to convert long names to the DOS 8.3 format before
transferring them from Linux (Win)? Not only file and directory names
must be converted, but links inside html files too...
Lubor
I don't think
Bernie wrote:
Why not a new idea:
1. Copy the apm.id to the backup directory as apmname.id
2. Create backup\apmname
3. Copy the .cfg that will be changed to backup\apmname
4. Add apmname to some extra file specifying the order the APMs were
installed in
5. Install as usual
Problem: if
On Fri, 12 May 2000 09:51:04 +0200 (CEST), Richard Menedetter) wrote:
Hi
"Samuel W. Heywood" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
(Michael would not implement [javascript compatibility] into Arachne,
if [it] were sooo bad)
SH If web-site developers would simply desist from using Java-Script or
SH
Jake wrote:
-- I tracked down the 92kB DOS version of L3enc.exe (1994) but WinPlay3
for Win3.1x (from 1997) complains the MP3 produced is incompatible with
the ISO/MPEG standard due to the wrong Hufman tables. :-(
Weird, I've used Winplay3 on files I've used l3enc on, what versions did
Casper wrote:
Problem: if three APM's are installd, APM X, APM Y and APM Z, and
the first installed APM (say X) is uninstalled, the backup mime.cfg
will not now about Y and Z.
Exactly, so apm.exe install backup\y.id and backup\z.id and we should be
correct again...
I wrote:
So when we want to
The following page gave me nothing but trouble. First it would freeze
at 41% of generating virtual page. So I disabled virt page. Then it
locked up tight while doing the frames/tables bit. So I disabled images
and cleaned the cache. Then I was finally able to d/l it.
If it was an image
Faster? Maybe ...
On Fri, 12 May 2000 07:59:08 +0200 (MET DST), Bernie [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Learning how to remove the correct lines from mime.cfg will probably be
very much faster.
But I say it shouldn't be necessary.
As to losing the carefully put together handmade changes to
Jake wrote:
-- I tracked down the 92kB DOS version of L3enc.exe (1994) but WinPlay3
for Win3.1x (from 1997) complains the MP3 produced is incompatible with
the ISO/MPEG standard due to the wrong Hufman tables. :-(
Bernie replied:
Weird, I've used Winplay3 on files I've used l3enc on, what
On Fri, 12 May 2000 07:59:08 +0200 (MET DST), Bernie [EMAIL PROTECTED]
wrote:
Ah yes, the everlasting problem of backing things up. We've been over this
many times on the list and so far noone has (as far as I can remember
anyway, please correct me if I'm wrong) presented a good sollution to
On Thu, 11 May 2000 18:42:06 +0100, "neil" [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
Any help / comments most welcome! I had this working once (last year)...
A brief message flashes up saying 'Invalid com address', (only just able to
catch it before PPP error ocurs)...even though that address is set above in
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