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|  Message 1346  |
|  Marceline Jones to IB JOE  |
|  Re: External mailer  |
|  19 Feb 21 18:07:00  |
 TZUTC: -0800 MSGID: 1037.wildcat!@1:103/705 2494ac75 REPLY: 1:342/201 9c734c26 PID: Synchronet 3.18c-Win32 master/27079b332 Feb 15 2021 MSC 1928 TID: SBBSecho 3.12-Linux master/27079b332 Feb 18 2021 GCC 8.3.0 BBSID: VERT CHRS: ASCII 1 -=> Quoting Ib Joe to Marceline Jones <=- IJ> Anyway... I think there was a thing called a shim that worked with IJ> Binkley... MJ> I am using a virtual modem (COM/IP and NetSerial) so I am hoping to do MJ> it with as few interoperability layers as possible. MJ> IJ> Okay, now I have questions... Why do want a mailer?? Because you have IJ> a dial up line and you want to pass that caller to your BBS?? Because IJ> if you have a dial up line and that is what you are trying to do then IJ> you can use Binkley Win/32, or any native Win/32 app coupled with IJ> SexPOTS and you can forward them to the BBS easier than any other IJ> work around. I currently do not understand how WC5 can receive a call from an external mailer if there is no command on the WC5 side to receive a live connection. In previous versions of Wildcat the "wildcat.exe" command supported the "/B |
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