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NukeEmUp@ThePentagon.com (David Cantrell)  wrote on 10.04.99 in <370f36a0.394175324@news.insnet.net>:

> On Sat, 10 Apr 1999 10:57:55 GMT, mike@kempston.demon.co.uk (Mike
> Mann) enlightened us thusly:
>
> >In article <1842@thanatos.win-uk.net>, osiris@thanatos.win-uk.net
> >(Paul Burridge) wrote:
> >
> >>Having just checked with my ISP for some clarification, I can
> >>confirm that my software at least doesn't permit any form of
> >>cancel to be issued.
> >
> >That really is highly unlikely.  It's unclear from your headers which
> >platform and software you're using but I'm not aware of any reasonably
> >current operating system which can connect to the Net and doesn't
> >include a telnet program.
>
> MacOS.

Depends.

I'm pretty sure Apple's own web browser (Cyberdog) does include telnet,  
considering I've used it repeatedly to telnet into my Linux box.

Then again, Apple has just about abandoned Cyberdog.

On the other hand, MacOS does include Netscape these days, and it should  
be fairly easy to convince Netscape to cancel just about anything.

Kai
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