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Packet-Radio Digest Sun, 18 Jul 99 Volume 99 : Issue 165
Today's Topics:
AGW packet
any groups dedicated to CW??
CSS announces MultiComm Host in beta
Future of Packet (4 msgs)
packet program
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Date: Sat, 17 Jul 1999 14:05:03 +0200
From: anders.lageras@bigfoot.com (Anders Lageras)
Subject: AGW packet
Hola!
Simon Quantrill wrote:
> Ik weet het niet als deze configuratie wil maar de nieuw versie van
> flexnet hebt u een driver voor het opto scc kaart
>
> ..simon g7poz
>
> On Mon, 12 Jul 1999 10:51:14 +0200, "Andre Biemans"
> <andre@biemans.hobby.nl> wrote:
>
> >Hallo OM
> >
> >Ik zou het prg AGW packet willen gaan gebruiken , samen met een OptoSCC
> >kaart van PAoHZP.
> >
> >Wie kan mij in het kort vertellen hoe en wat ik moet doen om dit te
> >realiseren.
> >
> >Ik vind de orginele beschrijving te ingewikkeld.
> >
> >Hoop van iemand te horen.
Usted debe escribir en inglés!
--
73 de SM7UZI Anders Lagerås
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Date: 18 Jul 1999 06:21:37 GMT
From: jfenn@lava.net (Joseph Fenn)
Subject: any groups dedicated to CW??
Are there any usergroups dedicated to "Continuous wave"???
Its also known as CW. If there are let me know I would
like to get into one.
Joe (aka kilroy) KH6JF
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Date: 16 Jul 1999 16:05:53 GMT
From: hamradio00@aol.com (HamRadio00)
Subject: CSS announces MultiComm Host in beta
CSS announces host mode program for Windows 95, Windows 98 and Windows NT 32
to
support MFJ TNCs
Muscle Shoals, Alabama. July 16, 1999: Creative Services Software announced
today beta testing has begun for a new 32 bit host mode programs for the MFJ
TNCs The program takes advantage of the advanced features of Windows 95 ,
Windows 98, and Windows NT. MultiComm Host will use the TNC’s ‘BLP’ host mode
for Packet communications.
Company President Rick Ruhl, N4GDO, said, “ We’re working with MFJ on some
firmware and functionality challenges and once testing is complete, we’ll have
the first 32 bit Host Mode program for the MFJ and TNC2 based TNCs. BLP Host
Mode was created by Howard Goldstein, N2WX, in 1991 and according to the MFJ
technical staff, we are the first company in the 8 years it’s existed to
successfully interface to it. “
Product features include: Each stream has its own window and transmit buffer,
support for the major callbooks on CD, user configurable colors and fonts, a
‘bottomless’ receive window, automated connections, binary file transfer, runs
true 32 bit multitasking and multithreading and is easy to use with online
help
at your fingertips.
“The program is written in robust C++ “, Ruhl said. “Which allowed us to add
features to the program that couldn’t be done in other languages.ö
Creative Services Software, Inc was incorporated in 1988. They created the
32-bit Terminal program for Kantronics TNCs called PacTerm ’98 and PK-Term ’99
for AEA/TimeWave TNCs. The web address is http://www.cssincorp.com .
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Date: Sat, 17 Jul 1999 10:09:59 -0600
From: Denver Timothy KD7GCK <timothy@xmission.com>
Subject: Future of Packet
I am considering getting into packet and buying a TNC. But I do have
some concerns. Where is packet going? Will it be worth it to buy a TNC
and will packet still be around? The thing that interests me is the
TCP/IP links. From what I understand, a person can browse the Internet
from anywhere. Maybe somebody could enlighten me a bit.
-Denver Timothy
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Date: Sat, 17 Jul 1999 20:28:53 -0600
From: "Denver Timothy KD7GCK" <dltimothy@hotmail.com>
Subject: Future of Packet
FeLiXTCPIP wrote in message
<19990717133158.17898.00002456@ng-fi1.aol.com>...
>Packet is a very interesting mode of communication. I must be really
annoying
You're not annoying... you're helping my learn... I should be in debt to you
if anything.
>you from the other newsgroup, but you will not be able to browse the
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