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This is being posted for a friend.
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Subject: TCP/IP For Windows ...
From: Brad Wilson (center@cps201.cps.cmich.edu)

After 14 weeks of labor, I have completed the Independant study project
that myself and one other person embarked upon.  We have created a
TCP/IP implementation for Windows, which is currently in it's beta
stages.  Included right now are PPP, TCP/IP Kernel, application
interface (very easy to use, message based), and Finger.

The TCP/IP Kernel and the PPP implementation are fairly stable at this
point.  Finger is simple, so it's also stable.  What I need are a
variety of machines that I can test some things on.  Before I go into
beta stages with outside people, however, I need to get some more
applications done (Telnet and FTP would be prime).  Also, because we
only have PPP, I could use someone to write some support for DOS packet
drivers.  Everything is in Windows code, including the PPP driver,
so it's quite efficient.  Total code size for the kernel is ~30k.
Coordinator, ~50k.  PPP is ~18k.  Finger is ~12k.  Everything is
written in C++ (Borland 3.1).

The implementation will be Public Domain (that's right, no fees!).
Anyone who is interested in this project, please send mail to center03 @
cps201.cps.cmich.edu, and I'll send you information about the package.
I expect to go into wide-beta in about 3-4 weeks.

Pleae ... only mail, I'll miss the posting here.

Thanks!
Brad Wilson
center03@cps201.cps.cmich.edu