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1 total messages Started by David Ulrick Fri, 22 Jan 1993 16:15
.DVPs wanted for CUTCP and GOPHER
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Author: David Ulrick
Date: Fri, 22 Jan 1993 16:15
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I'm running Clarkson's CUTCP 2.2TN under DV 2.26, QEMM 5.11, and DOS 4.01
mostly with success (yes, I know my software is ancient--I'll have to get my
employer to get new releases sometime).  I normally run it in conjunction with
Attachmate Extra! v1.41.  In other words, I'm running two heavy-duty 
communications programs concurrently.  This normally works quite alright as
long as I don't open or close any windows while either the CUTCP or the Extra!
window is open.  Once I do so, however, I can be assured that my machine will
hang sometime later.  I don't seem to have this problem if I don't run CUTCP.

Therefore, I'd be interested in seeing any .DVP (along with CONFIG.SYS,
AUTOEXEC.BAT, etc.) files you folks may have set up to get CUTCP to work.
I'm basically using a modified version of the .DVP shown in the DESQVIEW.DOC
(?) file that comes with the Crynwr packet drivers.  I run Tame 3.00 in my
CUTCP window; it doesn't seem to be able to do any good in the Extra! 
window.  My workaround in the meantime, of course, is to open all of the
windows I'll need at startup and to leave them alone.  Of course, this
makes DV Tree quite a bit less useful than it would otherwise be.

On a slightly related note, has anyone managed to get the PC Gopher II
client to work under DV?  It seems to hang my PC after it displays the
desktop but before the clock is displayed.  Again, the usual collection
of .DVP and files would be appreciated.

Thanks!
Dave Ulrick
ulrick@mp.cs.niu.edu
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