Hello Martin!   
      
   > Hello Wilfred!   
   > On 20.06.18 at 22:08, Wilfred van Velzen wrote to THIARAMUS:   
   >  WvV> There are a couple of specialized point packages advertized here from   
   >  WvV> time to time, but you could also still use GoldEd and FastEcho,   
   and use   
   >  WvV> binkd as your IP mailer...   
   >    
   > Point packages which spring to mind are .....   
   >    
   > OpenXP   
   > - Complete console mode Point system for Windows and Linux   
   > - FTS-6, EMSI, binkP   
   > - English, German   
   > - Includes built-in email and news clients   
   > - POP3, SMTP, NNTP, SSL/TLS   
   > - Available from https://openxp.uk   
   >    
   > WinPoint   
   > - Complete GUI Point system for Windows   
   > - binkP, Telnet, ifcico   
   > - English, German, Spanish   
   > - Available from http://stargate.org.uk/winpoint   
   >    
   > Fido Package Deluxe   
   > - Complete Point system for Windows   
   > - binkP(maybe supports other protocols but not sure)   
   > - English, German, Spanish, Russian, Dutch   
   > - Includes GoldED, hpt, binkD, FastLst(all automatically configured        
   >   during installation)   
   > - Available from http://stargate.org.uk/fpd   
      
   Thank you for listing this point packages! It sure will make a great   
   fall-back plan B for me, if my original plan of bringing good-old OS/2   
   Warp 4.5.2 back to life will fail.   
      
   So far I gathered almost all necessary components like binkD for OS/2,   
   FastEcho/2 and FleetStreet for OS/2 (yay! that was the best editor back   
   in the day). I remember that many years ago it wasn't too hard for me to   
   configure all that config files by myself, FE even had a some sort of GUI   
   setup tool. The only thing is that I never used binkD before, as I was   
   using T-Mail and sometimes Argus with dialup modem, but I am sure I will   
   figure it out, may be with some help from the community.   
      
   Best regards,   
   Roma   
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