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   Robert Wolfe to Marceline Jones   
   Re: External mailer   
   20 Feb 21 16:58:54   
   
   TID: PX/Win v7.0 PX28-1176M   
   MSGID: 1:116/18 c9d71210   
   TZUTC: -0600   
   -> I understand that my version of WC5 is a Windows 32-bit GUI application.    
   -> However my version is apparently not WINServer (as detailed in its   
   connectio    
   -> banner). (Notice from the following banners that one says WINServer and the    
   -> other does not).    
       
   -> My banner:    
       
   -> ==================================================    
   -> Wildcat! for Win95/NT (c) 1995,96 Mustang Software, Inc.  All Rights   
   Reserve    
   -> Registration number: 00-0000.  v5.00.  Node: 1.    
   -> ==================================================    
       
   -> Wildcat 5.3:    
       
   -> ==================================================    
   -> Wildcat! Interactive Net Server (c) 1999 Santronics Software, Inc.    
   -> Registration number: 00-0000  v5.3.449 (Apr 26 2000)  Node: 1    
   -> ==================================================    
       
   Yeah, your version required the wcICP (Wildcat! Internet Connectivity    
   Pack) addon which basically makes it WINServer.  I believe that startin    
   with 5.3, that was included in the package from that version on.    
       
   -> Does SexPOTS work with virtual modems (eg. an inbound call via TCP/IP) ?    
       
   It could, but it was designed for use with programs like Mystic or    
   Synchronet for Windows that do not natively have modem code built in,    
   but can handle telnet sessions.  Which in essence would make it a dialup    
   to telnet shim of sorts.    
       
   -> IJ> Now, as I said, I have been around since day 1 of WC5, not WC4, I have    
   ->  IJ> seen a few things.  I have talked about BGFax running as a frontend to    
   ->  IJ> WC5... I used it and it worked fine.  It's been 25 years and I don't    
   ->  IJ> recall how it did it but all I know was that it was easy.  Moreover, I    
   ->  IJ> was on the beta team for InterMail and they were working on a mailer    
   ->  IJ> that compatible with WC5 but it never made it into production... The    
   ->  IJ> author, Peter, went MIA...     
       
   Yeah, Dale Barnes is the current author of InterMail and InterEcho.    
   There WAS a third party mailer that worked like PX/WINS called    
   Mail-Ennium/32, but it went the way of the dodo.    
       
   -> Is InterMail a Frontdoor clone ? (it looks like a lot like Frontdoor).    
       
   Originally based on FrontDoor code, yes.    
       
   -> Does Platinum Xpress support BinkP ?    
       
   No.  It only supports modem or virtual modem (via Netserial)    
   connections.  I use PX/WINS side by side with Internet Rex which handles    
   my binkp transfers.    
       
   -> If "pxmail.exe" only works with Platinum Xpress then it is no good to me.    
       
   PXMAIL.EXE is the command line version of PXECHO.EXE basically.  It    
   allows you to scan and toss mail packets from the command line, which    
   PXECHO.EXE apparently does not let you do.    
       
   ... Paper cut; Insulting Tagline.    
   --- Wildcat! v8.0.454.10 (May 26 2020), Editor Mod v2.1    
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