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 a DOS window
Bernie, Rebel and others,
Long file name support with FAT12/16/32 is really a kludge as far as I can tell,
not part of the directory information, in contrast to the true long filename
support in HPFS (OS/2) and Unix. But perhaps a more serious problem with DOS is
lack of FAT32 support, meaning
to Mark David Roth:
Quoted from your AUTOEXEC.BAT:
LH D:\TEAC\CORELCDX.COM /D:TEAC-CDA /M:15 /CACHE=2,2,2 /XMSSIZE=-1
LH D:\TEAC\CORELCDX.COM /D:TEAC-CDA /M:15 /CACHE=2,2,2 /XMSSIZE=-1
Did you mean to have this same line twice?
Support the International Alliance for Compatible Technology
Getting it by email probably would be faster as the file now resides
on your ISP's server and the only factor is your connection speed and
how busy your ISP's server is when you download the mail message.
Dale,
Why should downloading by email be faster than HTTP if the email size is 4/3 the
Rebel,
Here is a copy of my chatscr, used with chat.exe called by EPPPD:
ABORT ERROR ABORT BUSY ABORT 'NO DIALTONE'
ABORT 'NO CARRIER' ABORT RING
REPORT CONNECT
TIMEOUT 10
'' ATFD3W2S6=7S2=128
OK\r\n ATDTW5025151521
TIMEOUT 60
CONNECT \c
This is for PAP, not Arachne-specific. I use this
If some ISPs don't permit their subscribers to access POP3 server by telnet,
then how, at the low level, is a POP3 server accessed? How does Insight,
Eudora, Outlook Express, Pine, Mutt, etc, access the POP3 (and SMTP) server?
Regarding whether Jan is a masculine or feminine name, the first Jan
Hans-Juergen,
I have been using UKA_PPP recently on newsgroups, alt.support.asthma and
alt.folklore.herbs. That has kept me away from my e-mail, and I am only now
catching up, with an e-mail file of almost 1.3 MB with 32000 lines. I don't
have Crosspoint. I have Yarn but haven't used it yet.
Has anybody run Arachne when their computer's clock/calendar was off, especially
ahead rather than behind?
UKA_PPP is subject to crashing if something is not just right, like WATTCP.CFG
environment variable pointing to any directory other than the UKA_PPP directory.
Then I noticed strange years
A message that I sent once appears twice on this list, same Message-ID. I
copied each one separately onto the References line, and they look the same.
Second time, there were more header lines added by servers in .de .cz domains.
I believe this has happened before, in most cases not the
pretty safe. Beware, porting to 64 bits is a much more difficult than
just recompiling. I don't know details but the Linux kernel people are
currently discussing this problem and haven't found an easy solution yet.
I believe Linux has already been ported to 64 bits: Alpha and RS-6000, maybe
Instead I make a point of checking every executable file before I run
it, even when it comes from trusted former sysop friends.
I received a message, apparently from [EMAIL PROTECTED], dated Feb 7, 2000,
routed through Mexico, bilingual Spanish/English, with a base64 attachment
Fix2001.exe,
Bernie,
Do DOS graphic programs get no better than VGA 640 * 480 * 16 colors in NT 4
VDM? OS/2 Warp 4 VDM allows Arachne to run 800 * 600 * 65536 colors just as in
straight DOS. Does anybody know what will happen in Win 2000 regarding running
Arachne in VDM? Or is MS trying to squeeze out
I too have the problem of old versions of Web pages coming up, especially
weather reports linked from http://iwin.nws.noaa.gov/iwin/textversion/main.html
To avoid having to press the R(efresh) key every time, only way I have seen so
far is F8 to kill the cache, which I sooner or later have to do
Michael Dawley,
This time you sent two text files encoded base64. You have to watch
Arachne/Insight. mem.txt was encoded quoted-printable, resulting in a couple of
stray =3D's. In a few of the most important cases, I go to the trouble of
extracting with MPACK/MUNPACK.
Sam Heywood and Ricsi,
If the user posts to and downloads from specified newsgroups, why would PC-PINE
try to read the entire newsgroup list? Is that what happens? Is there no place
in PC-PINE to keep track of or edit the news message numbers? UKA_PPP doesn't
insist on knowing all the other
Brian,
You don't say what kind of CPU the computer has, nor the capacity of the hard
drive. If you have another computer such as the one you have been using to read
this list and post your query, you can download DR-DOS from
http://www.lineo.com, and that extracts into diskette images and a
From one moment to the other Arachne does't connect to my SMTP-servers
mail.gmx.net and mail.talknet.de. Help please.
Maybe the SMTP server requires POP3 access within 30 minutes before SMTP access.
I read that about GMX but am not familiar with mail.talknet.de.
Support the International
Those machines you are thinking about exploring seem quite powerful,
and it would be a challenge to get them running with Netscape, etc.
You might have to say goodby to Arachne if they don't have DOS on
them, I'm not sure.
If I buy a new non-Intel/compatible computer, I might have to give up
Still trying to get the 233 working with Arachne, without success. The =
modem is a "Pro-media" Data/Fax/Voice Modem and says on the box it's a =
V90 PCI 56k unit.
Maybe the modem is a Losemodem? Try booting straight DOS, or any non-Windows
OS. I believe most but not all PCI modems are
l.d.,
Some e-newsletters, including some but not all about.com newsletters, have
"AOL-friendly" links such as your example
A Http://fillinthe.spaces.com "This is a link" /AClick Here
Without this style, with a bare URL such as http://fillinthe.spaces.com, AOL
users could probably copy paste
... Michael P. has set a limit on 256 items in the cache and when it reaches
that limit, Arachne just stops! Clearing the cache (and CACHE.IDX) with the
F8 key will usually get Arachne zipping along again. On one of my computers
I have Cache and CACHE.IDX on a resizeable RAM drive that clears
Jörg,
DR-WebSpyder would be somewhere on http://www.lineo.com if it is still
available, or maybe on their FTP server. I don't know if the full path would be
the same as when I downloaded it a few months ago, and there might have been an
update. If you can't find it, maybe you can find an email
Even subtracting the 174 "abberant files" above, that leaves 384 "items"
which were in the cache.
My dictionary didn't have the word "abberant" in it (or anything resembling
it). Please remember that not all on the list are native English speakers.
Bernie,
It can be difficult to find a word in
Actually, the value of cosine can reach or exceed 4, if you're using complex
numbers.
Hi, Michael:
It seems to me that keeping the bad guys out is preferable to trying
to throw them out after they are in. And if you have some sort of
existing force to resist an invasion, it might make the bad guys
think twice about trying to come in.
Henry Carmichael
Remember the Prague
I decided, that direct arachne mailing list slow down sendmail at
arachne.cz too much; I would like to move all users to arachne-digest
mailing list. But if some of them would do it on your own, voluntarily,
maybe I would be able to keep both lists running ?
Michael,
How often is
Bernie,
What speed modem did you use last time you accessed Usenet? I get good speed
with news.bluegrass.net, about as fast as e-mail with UKA_PPP. A browser with
NNTP capability can help you decide where to start in terms of message number.
DOS Lynx 386 now has this ability while Arachne
Please help me. I cannot connect to the internet. I get the following
messages:
PPP link is down
driver not installed
unable to initialize ppp
no IP address was found in PPP dialer log file or
no packet driver was loaded
packet driver not found
When I try to connect it dials and starts to
I don't see how MS-DOS 6.22 made it out the door with FDISK in such
sad shape, it doesn't run on my system at all. And MS-DOS can't
read the FAT16 partition on my second hard disk ("Invalid media");
I think you may be barking up the wrong tree here. Did you FDISK
your system with DR-DOS
http://www.moma.org is the Museum of Modern Art in New York website.
It used to work just fine with Arachne but now it has been improved
and doesn't work at all. grin and grinding of teeth)
Anybody know why? The page loads and you can view the source but
reading html is not something I can do
What does Arachne do if you direct Arachne to save a downloaded file to a
non-existent directory. I just downloaded a rather large file (~10MB) and
when I was asked what I wanted to do with the file, I sent it to a directory
that I **knew** existed, but didn't. No warning, no message, no lost
My first experiments [with web page I knew was horridly graphics
intensive and a comparison d/l of 1.61 [no I haven't installed yet;
wanted to get cable up running which meant finally getting all the
cabling, phone lines, power cords etc in the office/front room straight
clean proper after
Michael,
You mention APMs. Since V1.50b2 I've fallen behind, neglecting to carry over
the APMs. How current are the APMs from V1.50b2 or V1.48? Should I redownload?
Trouble with direct installation of APMs is that the .APM file itself is not
saved, thus when a new Arachne version is released,
P.S. I feel cheated. I'm supposed to be able to get 10Mbs downstream,
and that means 34Mbytes should take 34 seconds, right? It took me 38
minutes to download 18Mbytes! }; If I didn't know how internet works,
I might actually be disappointed. I doubt the doze cable users on the
system know
I'm really behind on this list but here's my 2 cents. QL2FAX for DOS works
well. AND their fax document files are cross compatible with those gen-
erated with the windows version. dew.
Any URL where to find QL2FAX?
Finally found someone who would "give me a hand with this "DOS"
based web browser
stuff. Arachne seems to be a great program if you can get it to "fly"!
Yes, I suppose I could try
to install the Juno upgrade and go from there. For now though, I am
running the old Juno that cannot
I ran consternating thru my spell checker and it wouldn't
recognize it. Is consternating anything like disconcerting?
Or, does it have other implications?
Eric
My first encounter with a spell checker was in the on-computer tuturial included
with WordPerfect 5.0 in 1990. That was on an
InSight is opensourced, see http://gnu.arachne.cz/ (you'll need Borland
C/C++ 3.x as well).
//Bernie
Is Borland C/C++ 3.x now available for free download, and, if so, how big is it?
I believe Borland C++ 3.1 took 40 MB. I see I have a CD for Borland C++ 4.0,
and manuals, from 1994 (?). Would
I believe Borland C++ 3.1 took 40 MB.
I do not think so since my p:\bc directory is ca 20M B and then I got many
files in there that shouldn't be there.
40 MB total for Borland C++ 3.1 included all the Windows stuff.
IMHO DJGPP is the best alternative, especially since you then can (more or
Kali,
PS I ran Arachne in an OS/2 window on a pentium laptop
yesterday..impressive! It went like a rocket.
What DOS settings do you need for Arachne so that it uses memory cache instead
of thrashing the hard disk? With Arachne = 1.50 in OS/2 Warp 4 VDM, I had
lots of disk thrashing and
Borland c/c++ 5.5 is free now, and its 7.8 Mb for download.
http://www.inprise.com/bcppbuilder/freecompiler/cppc55steps.html
Rebel,
Your next message after that gave system requirements suggesting it would not be
suitable for DOS. We need DOS support for Insight; 32-bit Windows stuff does us
And now I'm beginning to feel like someone pulled the teeth of my
Pentium and sent me back to the dark ages of 286. Arachne is taking
FOREVER to load pages from cache, to load pages like the 'print utility'
and let's not even talk about how long it is taking to load some web
pages. :
l.d.,
P.S. I've lost my "smooth scroll" again for some reason. It's set that
way, I went in and set it again, saved used new ... but no smooth
scroll even on short pages with emptied cache before loading.
For me with Arachne 1.61, some pages scroll smoothly, and some blank and redraw.
With the
Spell checkers are nice-to-have features. Looking up words in dictionaries
can be slow. Another nice thing about spell-checkers is that they will
usually catch a typo error. It is very important in a mailing list like
this to pay very close attention to your spelling because there are many
No, you are not missing anything. You would still have that grainy look.
Grayscale on a color monitor is not even close to grayscale on a monochrome
monitor.
Clarence,
One computer dealer told me (1992?) about monochrome SVGA monitors used in CAD
that cost around $2000. Maybe such a monitor,
A much easier way (IMHO) is to use the multi-boot option in the particular
DOS (if one exists). Under MS-DOS 6.x the help on this is under "help
menuitem" (and other parts that you can reach from these pages). Doesn't
DR-DOS also have this? (Novell-DOS have AFAIK).
//Bernie
DR-DOS 7.03, the
Has anybody heard about the upcoming consumer version of Windows? According to
Heise News, in German, the new release won't have the ability to run DOS real
mode applications, and according to about.com, won't have the ability to boot
into DOS as Doze 98 can. So where will that leave Arachne?
Sorry for disturbing You. I recently downloaded Arachne from Arachne
official homepage via e-mail and directly from download page. Both of
them were versions 1.60. I don't know if I could not download it correctly,
or what the problem was. I need the 1.61 version. As I saw, some people
use this
Apparently there is a misconception on Windows 2000 and Windows ME (Millennium
Edition). Windows 2000 is built on NT, while Windows ME is an update to
Windos 98 (built on DOS). Apparently MS is trying its damnedest to hide the
DOS base from Windows ME users. So why is MS developing Windows ME
hope, because with every name that
this is sent to, The American Cancer
Society will donate 3 cents per
name to her treatment and recovery plan.
If there were any serious chance this would help this girl's fight against
cancer, I'd spread it more. But the
I guess I am going to have to try their tech support to see
if I can connect with IE and them maybe I can figure out how to make
it happen with Arachne. I tried to access the signup page with
Arachne, but I get an error message that the protocol was not
supported by Arachne (probably https or
Michael Polak,
Regarding Arachne digest, what time of day is it sent, and how frequently? It
would simplify my email not to have so many little messages as separate files.
Why should the digest not be able to take MIME attachments as raw data as is,
without trying to interpret the strange
[EMAIL PROTECTED],
On crashing one's hard drive installing Linux, it seems to me safer than
installing MS Windows 95, 98, NT or 2000. Linux installation leaves the other
partitions alone. But it is quite possible to destroy a Windows partition with
Linux fdisk. I am familiar with the
It is current practice for an ISP to assign DNS numbers dynamically
when the connection is established. After running Arachne or Lynx,
the values that were used are in the environment variables "myip"
and "remip".
Ken Martwick
MYIP REMIP are distinct from the DNS (nameserver) addresses,
Dale,
FreeWWWeb has no news server? I thought their information page said there was a
news server, news.freewwweb.com, though I saw news.smartworld.net on another
page.
Why would one want to use Web access to email instead of POP3/SMTP which is
Javascript-proof?
Is 28.8k 1 Nation Online's top
Now I see there will be much-reduced DOS and boot-diskette functionality in the
upcoming Windows 98 update known as Windows ME. But there looks to be a trick
whereby DOS programs may still run, and it may be possible to prepare a boot
diskette to boot into DOS mode. Still hope for Arachne, but
I'm saddened. I can recall when I first discovered PKZIP.
I didn't like the coverage, even though it may have been true. Makes
you wonder if maybe his dreams about computer software were just one
more victim to Microsoft. Without DOS ... back to some form of "expand"
from M$?
Phil Katz is
Does anyone know if there is a Linux program (probably a daemon)
to allow use of the ridiculous Winmodem I am saddled with? I
am considering "updating" my Linux from the fine 1.2.13 (no ELF!)
kernel.
Ken Martwick
Is this computer new? Were you led to believe the modem was real? If so, maybe
Congratulations, Sam Heywood, on taking a stand against Javascript! If the
purpose of the Internet, including the WWW, is to provide information rather
than glitz, we need less bloatware, not more. It reaches a stage where I think
we were better off with Gopher. With Javascript, Java,
I guess Bluegrass in Bluegrass Net refers to the state. No music involved.
That http://www.bluegrass.net crap was like that since fall 1999, as best I
recall.
Somebody told me back in the days of Windows 3.0 that Windows was for somebody
who doesn't know how to use a computer, and the ILoveYou virus proves that a lot
of Windows users, even in big business, don't know how to use a computer. If
they did, they would make sure to set their email program
My sister has no idea how to change.
So she continues to use M$OE for mail.
Last month, she was infected with and sent out to about 50 others
happy99.exe
(yes, M$OE opened the attachment automatically when she moved to that message)
I once received a message with containing happy99.exe in
My point on standard HTML and the upcoming XML was that the WWW should be for
information rather than glitz. Maybe the webmasters who create those fancy
image-laden pages have a fast Pentium or Athlon with a LAN connection? All
those images on ZDNet fall on blind eyes when I use Lynx to speed
You are right, that Arachne's still noticabe slower than Netscape.
Paralell download of two images at once helped a lot, but Arachne now
needs "Keep alive" option.
What is "keep alive" in this context?
Lots of little images mean one server call for each image, which makes the WWW
into the
I pulled a doze stunt just now... sent an e-mail that was 2.9MEGAbytes.
It was to my ex ... who has broadband access so it shouldn't take him
more than 15-20 minutes to download it.
l.d.,
I get normally about 200 KB/min at 56 K, so your time estimate looks more like
56 K than broadband.
There is an article in about.com on free ISPs including Freewwweb:
* Freebies Guide Lee Seats can help you get free Internet access.
http://freebies.about.com/library/weekly/aa050700a.htm
I finally registered successfully with Freewwweb, using Netscape Communicator
4.04 for OS/2 Warp 4, which
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
Howard,
I've got plenty of e-mail addresses (all valid). I don't subscribe
to the list with more than one at a time. The useful thing about
the gmx address is that I can change it and keep the same account.
Unfortunately, I get lots of spam to the addresses I can't change,
and none to the one
Is the problem starting EPPPD a problem with EPPPD or with MINITERM? Using
EPPPD and CHAT, DOS version, I connect with COM4, using base 0x2e8 in straight
DOS or COM4 in OS/2 Warp 4 VDM, no problem even though I have no COM3. NETDIAL
and EPPPD also work. UKA_PPP's dialer is much trickier, and
Since short every time I use Arachne 1.61 on my Windows free Pentium II with
DrDos 7.03 I get "Error 6, Invalid Opcode."
This error is given by EMM386.exe.
That sounds like an invalid processor instruction, most likely caused by the
program getting lost, outside the program code area. I have
I inadvertently shelled out to DOS (F5) from within the Tiny (text) Editor with
one small file remaining there, was able to access the Internet and run DOS
Lynx386 and UKA_PPP (mail news), but Arachne came up short of low memory by
7680 (?) bytes. I ran mem /c | more and found T still there,
However, even zipped to maximum that file is about 1.1 Mbytes and that
may be too large to attach to mail for you.
If you want to try receiving the software as an attachment to mail,
Maksim, let me know. But it will probably be well over 3Mbytes once
encloded.
l.d.,
I remember sending another
Howard,
As far as I know, PPPDRC.CFG contains the arguments to EPPPD and
WATTCP.CFG contains the arguments to the stack (and application).
I don't think that EPPPD looks at WATTCP.CFG.
Using EPPPD with CHAT and fake BOOTP, PPPDRC.CFG and WATTCP.CFG
never change. Without fake BOOTP (for KA9Q),
The max # of files you'll end-up-with is 256*3=768
(plus an indeterminate number of orphaned .JPs)g
Glenn,
I am not up tp 768 files in the cache yet but did once exceed 800. I believe
that was with Arachne 1.50b2. With all those files in the cache, Arachne
becomes bloatware!
I know the feeling, and have only had a PC with a sound card for about a month.
All is not lost for you though: there are PC-speaker drivers for DOS and Win3.1x,
and parallel port devices if you are persistent and want to spend money.
Trouble is it's not really worth spending any appreciable
Howard,
I see you have many variations on your e-dress. How do you get Arachne list to
recognize them all?
As can be seen from the different opinions on this subject,
everyone seems to have their own favourites. As far as transport-
ing news over DOS PPP for offline reading, I use both
Why on earth can't Arachne handle the fact that DNS sometimes changes a
URL to include a port designation? And isn't 80 the normal port one
would expect for a top webpage?
Places I want to go I can't get to ... not because of DNS problems but
because Arachne absolutely refuses to even contact
Real BOOTP is run on the server. To see if your server is using
it, use PPPD and tcpinfo. In most cases, it will fail.
I suppose most ISPs would be stumped if asked whether they had real BOOTP.
For these reasons, I run the UKA_PPP x_*.exe programs from my
main WATTCP.CFG directory and set the
This is a multi-part message in MIME format.
--=_NextPart_000_0007_01BFC45F.6FC54640
Content-Type: text/plain;
charset="iso-8859-1"
Content-Transfer-Encoding: quoted-printable
Hi, it's me again...
I followed Torbens advice and added:
SHELL=3DCOMMAND.COM /p /e:2048
because I also
A web page I enjoy visiting has recently been "improved",
(possibly by a blind designer) so that it has mostly dark blue
lettering on a black background! I can edit the HTML source
and change the background color, but have not found out how to
get Arachne to use the modified page. From
Maksim Semenow,
One message text, in charset=Windows-1251, looked all screwy, but the next
message in my email download file, also by Maksim Semenow, was readable. What
happened? I tried to view that message with the screwy text in Arachne, and it
was still screwy. But my software was not
Much as I believe the cyber world would be much better off without Java,
Javascript, Shockwave, frames, cookies too, I would rather not have censorship
by the ISPs, though of course they could recommend the virtues of keeping Web
sites simple, viewable with any browser, not just the latest and
That's a problem. If you have something on 1 and 2 with a modem on 4,
and if PPPDRC.cfg says the modem is on com 2, EPPPD will not try the
address for port 4. I think.
No one has this problem now. They have fixed it with a workaround program
that modifies the bios list or they have moved their
Also it is a
waste of time when you are looking for a page having technical data on
IC chips and you go to a page having a title that sounds like what you
are looking for only to find that you are accessing a porn page. (This
actually happened to me once!
I often start my searches with "-porn
3. Fix download of .ZIP files so that it isn't necessary to go
back from a screen full of odd-looking text to the download
link and click it again to get the 'save to' box up.
That makes me think, how does one download a file in Arachne? Is there any
elegant way that avoids
Don't know if you'd consider it "elegant" [I'm not elegant, and don't
like feathers and jewels] but downloading a file with Arachne is pretty
basic and simple.
L.D.,
You start, saying downloading is so easy in Arachne, then later you run into
difficulties (dragon76 files).
There ought to be
L.D wrote:
Phil Katz brought out one last upgraded version of PKzip before he died
of MicroSoft poisoning..
I always try and use the latest when it comes to compression program -
PkZIP 2.50 was therefor what I used (with -exx) - even old versions of RAR
easily beat it. And I don't think
Michael,
I am now getting messages from Arachne list after three days no see. I never
unsubscribed, and I didn't resubscribe. Would I do better to switch to digest?
I can't see why I didn't get Arachne list messages for three days when other
email reached me, including some other emailing
They don't change their servers as much as a "dynamic DNS"
sounds like. Its really so they don't have to tell windows users the
address; it gets it automatically. All you need to know is the
modem number, username and password. Windows can
apparently even get things like proxy server info as
If Java is supposed to be able to run on any platform, then it would seem
logical that it would be possible to write Java Script in such a manner that
it should be correctly interpreted and run on any platform and with any
program properly designed for it also.
Java and Javascript are not the
I downloaded Arachne 1.62 (ARCHN162.EXE), wished it could have been a .ZIP,
since then I could run UNZIP -l (zip-file) | more and see what's in it, see if
there is a directory structure before deciding what directory to unzip to. It
wanted to install to C:\ARACHNE, but since I am too strapped
Perhaps windows does something akin to BOOTP. To see BOOTP in action,
use the telnet/ftp APM ... it quearies the server to get DNS and a bunch
other information.
l.d.
Are you sure there is one telnet/ftp APM? I thought telnet and ftp were two
different things. Which one would you use,
I have had the same problem with Netscape's security certificate expiring
December 31, 1999. My solution was to set the computer date to sometime in
1999. The program will give an error message concerning the difference in
dates between your computer and the computer on the other end of the
BTW, I use wattcp applications (Arachne, ftp...)in the same way (ODI)
like you (lsl, ncomx, nwremote, pkt2odi, web32.cfg...etc.).
Unfortunately, I can't use epppd on my system. I don't know why.
Oh, by the bye:
I H A V EN OW I N M O D E M ! ! ! :-))
Best regards,
Csaba
Csaba,
Do
I was helping someone with a 1Gb HDD that would only partition 500+Mb
and was being difficult. I wrote IBM tech support. I have the info on
downloadable untility that will fix things.
Write me so I can give you the info.
Old BIOSes could only recognize slightly 500 MB, or the first 1024
I'm willing to pay for software that does what I want it to do. When
I'm desperate, I've been known to pay for software that simply *claimed*
that it did what I wanted to do. [Can you say "burned?"]
But the willingness of people to pay for something being the only
determination of what goes
Don't most email clients convert an ordinary URL into a hypertext link?
Jake
Arachne includes an email client integrated with the Web browser, but I don't
think that can be said of email clients in general. There is something at
http://www.rahul.net/dkaufman supposed to convert URLs into
Michael,
On clumsy scrolling, I have virtual screens enabled, at least I think I do.
Here is that section of my ARACHNE.CFG
ScrollBarSize 14
ScrollBarStyle NextStep
Colors 11 0
MouseColors 15 15
VirtualScreen 5000
ScreenMode Auto
SmoothScroll Yes
ScrollStep 50
BgColor #00
Does anything
What video mode do you use ? Virtual Screens and smooth scrolling don't work
in standard VGA (16 colors).
Also, when it DOES work, it's hard to tell.
It's not at all like Netscape or I.E or Adobe.
- Clarence Verge
I have Arachne in 800 * 600 SVGA mode, 256 or 65536 colors, I forget which, but
Thanks for the info. As I told you previously Freewwweb
would not work for me from Wed. 06/28/00 to Sat. 07/01/00. On Sat.
night my Freewwweb access returned as if by miracle. And it seems to
work better than before I lost it. They were changing something and
when I tried to set up a
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