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|    Kurt Weiske to Dale Shipp    |
|    Re: the woes and whims o    |
|    03 Dec 19 07:50:00    |
      TZUTC: -0800       MSGID: 11235.win95@1:218/700 224be667       REPLY: 1:261/1466.0 5de60ac0       PID: Synchronet 3.17c-Win32 Sep 6 2019 MSC 1922       TID: SBBSecho 3.09-Win32 r3.140 Sep 6 2019 MSC 1922       CHRS: ASCII 1       -=> Dale Shipp wrote to August Abolins <=-               DS> The way that I read the echos is to download a QWK packet from Maximus.        DS> I then read that packet using BlueWave in my WinXP virtual box. Pretty        DS> much every thing else I want to do with respect to my BBS does run just        DS> fine in Win7, perhaps with some help from a DOS emulator called vDOS.        DS> Unfortunately, although BlueWave can run under vDOS, it does not act        DS> quite the same in a way that is critical to me.              I'm pretty happy with my setup - I use DOSBOX and Windows 10 in concert.              1. I download a QWK packet using the ftp client in Windows 10.              2. Open DOSBOX in full-screen, and run MultiMail, Qedit, and all of my old        DOS tools.              3. Close Multimail and create a REP packet.              4. Upload the REP packet in Windows 10.              I could never get archivers to work correctly in vDOS, but I loved the        screen appearance. I found a couple of tweaks to DOSBOX to smooth the        screen fonts and make it a bit less jaggedy.              DOSBOX lets you connect a serial port to a IP port on the host, so you could        connect port 23 to COMM1, and telnet by typing in ATDT |
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