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Re: NOS and FTP sites

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From: Phil Hough
Date: Sat, 15 Jun 1996 00:00
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 In article <834455428snz@zing.demon.co.uk>
  brian@zing.demon.co.uk (Brian Dew) said:-
  
>If you downgrade to NOS 0.41 and use the "start telnet" command
>(not available in NOS 0.42) people can use the same user name and
>password to telnet into your computer (e.g. to chat or get a message
>to you quicker than email)
>
>Hmmm... Hope that all makes sense, if not, email me for clarification.
>
>BTW: If you don't have a clue what any of the above is about, you
>probably don't need to know :)
>
>-- 
>Brian

Many thanks... I'm just about to go and try it out.  Will let you know 
how it goes !

I've never thought of using Telnet to hold chat sessions... I've 
always used IRC ! At least I won't miss it !

Many Thanks
__

Phil H

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