🚀 go-pugleaf

In article <885238424snz@pdlmail.demon.co.uk>, pete$no$pam@pdlmail.demon
.co.uk writes
>
>Seems to me then that the obvious course of action is to
>upgrade to GremNOS or YAN or a recent flavour of NET/Textwin
>that has the fuller regexp mailkill.  I've never used WinDIS
>but understand it uses the same filesystem convention as the
>plain DOS software?

Same filesystem, yes. But it actually runs alongside a winsock and
therefore runs at the same time as web browsing, etc. Demon's KA9Q and
its variants would need to be run standalone (and therefore require a
seperate dial-up). They're also not so user-friendly to a Windows user
(which is why us DOSers like it so much :-)

Is there a version of KA9Q which will run using winsock? That would be a
very useful port, but whether or not it is feasible I don't know. I know
there are versions which run off alternative stacks, but whether they
can interface with Windows I don't know.

-- 
Mark Rogers (Software Engineer)       -o-      mark@controlware.demon.co.uk
2M_ControlWare, Yaxley, Peterborough, ENGLAND.