Can someone help me decypher the looping message below that resulted
from my Help-Net list? I cannot seem to find anyone in the subscription
list who is at rwzl10.zld.rws.nl or sun4nl.nluug.nl.
Stan Horwitz Internet: [log in to unmask] Bitnet: STAN@TEMPLEVM
Temple University's Sr. Mainframe Consultant; Manager of the Help-Net
and Suggest lists; Listserv Postmaster (Standard disclaimers apply)
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From: Shaun Blain <[log in to unmask]>
Subject: Re: INternet Interface AGAIN
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In Message Mon, 14 Jun 1993 22:04:32 -0700,
mitchell <[log in to unmask]> writes:
>Hello yesterday, I posted a message about finding an 'Internet Interface'
>for DOS based machines. Thanks for you that replied.
>
>BUT...
>
>I was looking for something that would allow ONE single user with a DOS
>PC (no LAN Networks or anything like that) so that a person could read and
>reply to mail on internet. This would'nt have to be a REALTIME interface, but
>something similar to an offline reader.
>
>If you have or know of something that is similar to this, please let me know.
>
>I have NUPOP103.ZIP, WNQVT478.ZIP - one is for a lan network interface,
>and the other is just a plain terminal for Windows.
>
>Thanks in advance
>
>Steve
NuPop is not for a LAN. That is how it is very often used, but it can read
mail from any pop server on the Internet. You just need an account, and to
set up the parameters correctly. QVT allows you to telnet and ftp, which are
the two biggest activites performed on the Internet, along with email. Both
of these packages are geared towards individual users, and both use TCP/IP,
which if I read your question correctly, is what you want. Perhaps I am not
understanding what you want to do, but I have used both of these packages to
do just exactly what you have asked for.
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