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LA6GHA > BPQ 11.02.99 23:21l 27 Lines 965 Bytes #-10112 (0) @ WW
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Subj: Re: BPQ VS FLEXNET
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From: LA6GHA@LA6GHA.TRD.U.NOR.EU
To : BPQ@WW
G0WCA wrote:
> I have tried various SER12.EXE files and still no RX. I doubt
> Microsoft are going to rewrite Windows 98 to suit FlexNet, so is there
> a way around this problem ?
Sure it's Microsoft's problem. Just like it's Kantronics' problem with the
6pack firmware. Flexnet supports all TNC's and of course all hardware and
operating systems... You just need... blah, blah... :-) So if Flexnet
doesn't work with Win98, it has to be a Microsoft's problem. Simple! :-)
Did you know FlexNet supports Ethernet? Yeah, you just need a 6pack
firmware in your network adapter. Oh, I forgot to say that Flexnet
supports US Robotics modems as well... With a proper 6pack firmware of
course. And Flexnet can even play music on my MIDI keyboard. If I install
a 6pack firmware that is... Simple, isn't it? But don't dare to say
Flexnet doesn't support my MIDI keyboard. ;-)
(irony mode off)
:-)
73 de Bob.
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