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   Date: Thu, 22 Nov 2018 08:06:00 -0600   
   From: robert.wolfe@winserver.org   
   Subject: [WINServer] telnet-outbou   
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   -=> WINServer@winserver.com wrote to ROBERT WOLFE <=-   
      
    WI> I am in the process of setting up old doors on Win XP Pro VM using a   
    WI> game Sever which I can connect to using telenet-outbound.wcx however it   
    WI> displays an echo of characters, how do I turn off the echo in the   
    WI> telnet-outbound.wcc?   
      
   Is this when you are connected to the remote system?  If so, and if you   
   are using mtelnet to connect to your system, you might want to turn off   
   local echo (Alt-E I believe in mTelnet).   
      
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