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    -=> 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   
   " switch to pass a live connection to the BBS.   
      
    IJ> If your goal is top pass fidonet style mail and files around there are   
    IJ> easy and cheap solutions.... Internet Rex, what I use, and BinkP...   
    IJ> Internet rex allows up to 3 uplinks if unregistered, where as BinkP is   
    IJ> public domain and is maintained and developed as needed .... Ohhhhh,   
    IJ> sorry I forgot about the mailer  D'Bridge.  The DOS mailer with BinkP   
    IJ> attached to it.  You can configure the BinkP part to send your mailer   
    IJ> around.  At some point the author Nick Andre said he's working on a   
    IJ> multi platform port.     
      
   Can I scan new messages from WC5 to Internet Rex, BinkD or D'Bridge ? if so,   
   then what tools do I need to do it ?   
      
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