I spent last weekend installing Trumpet Winsock on a
Win3.11 machine and found a number of little things
that can make you nuts.
I found that if the default configuration is to
use the "packet driver" instead of "TCP/IP" you
will get an error saying something like it
can't find the packet driver DLL (I forget the
exact wording).
Also, the default dial-up script has some
sequences that wait for particular strings
like "sername" or "ogin" (yes, the first
letter is missing), and you want to make
sure your which string your ISP sends.
Finally, once it has connected, it scans
for the IP address. You actually get to
see all this in the (large) dialog window
while it's happening. Two strings are
needed here, one to mark the beginning
of the IP address notice, one to mark the
end. The script is set to look for a "\n"
(new line) break to end the IP address,
but your ISP may not send it.
If you get aborted scripts (from timeouts)
I may be able to help you through this.
After banging my head on it for 4 hours, I
hope someone can benefit ...
~ Garry
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> >When I go to "TcpMan" and ask it to dial, I get a message that it can't
> >find the Dll.
>
> I guess it is "WinSock.Dll" - you will need to get this. If you can�t find
> I can mail you mine.
>
> >When I open Eudora and try to dial I get the message that it can't find
> >Winsock.
>
> And I don't get this message, perhaps MWinSock.Dll should be included
> also.
>
> >That Icon for TcpMan has a trumpet on it and looks to me like Trumpet
> >Winsock, so I don't know what I am doing "wrong"here.
>
> It is. WinSock.Dll must be either in your windows directory or in the
> directory that trumpet is in.
>
> >ALSO -- there are two phone plugs in the back of the modem, unlabelled.
> >Do I need to plug something into both, or just one? Which is in/out? It
> >is a Hewlett Packard 14,400 modem I got at a yard sale ...
>
> Test with a phone and plug it in. However my modem wasn't really good at
> this and never hanged up the phone line! //Bernie
>
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