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In article <662@cbnewsk.ATT.COM>, ech@cbnewsk.ATT.COM (ned.horvath) writes:
< From article <1282@intercon.UUCP>, by kdb@intercon.uu.net (Kurt Baumann):
< > MacTCP can be gotten from APDA, I think that the cost is about $100.  It
< > is a driver so that many applications may use it at the sametime...
< 
< Except that (1) NCSA Telnet needs to be rewritten (and large chunks scrapped
< outright) to exploit MacTCP; and (2) Apple charges the distributor of a
< program $2500 (one time, I think; or that may be annual; anybody on the net
< from Apple SW licensing?) for distribution.  Now if Apple could waive the
< fee for a PD program like this...
< 
< =Ned Horvath=

NCSA Telnet comes in two versions. One that has it's own TCP/IP routines
and one that uses MacTCP *IF YOU HAVE IT ALREADY*. It does NOT come with
MacTCP because of the $2500 fee. You can get MacTCP from APDA for $100.00
one machine (only) and then get the revised version of NCSA Telnet. You 
are then up and running!



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Lance Ellinghouse
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