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Re: Windis file formats?

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From: Alistair Bell
Date: Mon, 15 Apr 1996 00:00
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Malcolm Muir wrote:
> 
> G.A.Rixon (GAR@waerloga.demon.co.uk) wrote:
> > Can anyone help a beginner in this field by pointing me to the
> > location of any files describing the format of the files used by
> > windis news transfer functions?
> [snip]> The format of data transfered between the server any your machine (I
> presume this is what you really mean) is as described in the RFC's.
> The format of data held on your disks is probably proprietary to
> windis.

Windis uses the standard (KA9Q) file formats (certainly for news, also for mail
except for the mail policy file which is a proprietary synthesis of ALIAS, 
REWRITE and one or two others; and its POP server is proprietary); ISTR someone
has written a document describing them

--
Alistair Bell, Brown's Operating System Services, London. Disclaimers as usual.
alistair@browns.co.uk (home: alistair@ichthya.demon.co.uk)

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