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Started by Gary I. Chang
Mon, 25 Jan 1993 05:43
SLIPCommander 2.0 submitted to archive sites
Author: Gary I. Chang
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 05:43
Date: Mon, 25 Jan 1993 05:43
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Hi, SLIPCommander 2.0 is now on both sonata.cc.purdue.edu and cs.orst.edu archive sites. Enclosed are extracted from the README file: ============================ Welcome to SLIPCommander2.0! SLIPCommander.app is a NeXTStep Interface to the SLIP commands provided in the TransSys DialUpIP SLIP package by Louis A. Mamakos. Installation of the latest SLIP_v1.pkg version 920904 is highly recommended. SLIPCommander simplifies the SLIP connection/disconnection process as well as retrieving mails from remote sites. A set of very informative panel buttons are used to provide a NeXTStep looks & feels Interface. If you use SLIP connection a lot, you will find SLIPCommander a very sexy companion along with your NeXT. What's in the SLIPCommander? ============================ * Toggle SLIP with connection/disconnection button. * NeXTMails are always just a 'click' away. * Auto-redial within time-out upon a busy phone line . * Monitoring your SLIP connection status. Version 2.0 Improvements ======================== * Yes, SLIPCommander is now 3.0 color and Help ready. * SLIPCommander is more stable and responsive than ever due to a new fine-tuned mechanism of message passing. * A much easier way to customize your personal preference. The root password is no longer needed. A configurable path for finding SLIP commands. * New-Mails notification. (you no longer need to watch the logwindow closely for mail arrival.) * An improved Commander window that controls and displays SLIP activities with a set of colorful icon buttons. * A memory saver, bi-colored logwindow. * Elimination of the $(HOME)/.SlipCommander file. Preference are now store in the Defaults database. -- +----------------+ | Gary I. Chang | +----------------+ Northwestern Univ. E-Mail: garyc@eecs.nwu.edu
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