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SNAP Graphics for OS/2 beta 1
The first beta release of SciTech SNAP Graphics for OS/2 is now available
for download: ftp://ftp.scitechsoft.com/sdd/beta/os2/snap-os2-1.9.9-beta1.exe
This has some new features, as well as some bug fixes (MGL and SMP
problems are hopefully all solved).
Please note that this is not a free upgrade. There is a 21 day trial, and
you will be required to purchase a new license. I expect that there
will be an upgrade price available; licenses should be available for
purchase on our online store within the next week.
Supported Graphics Chips for Zooming
------------------------------------
. ATI Radeon, Radeon VE, Mobility Radeon, Radeon 7500
. ATI Mobility Radeon 7500, Radeon 8500, Radeon 8500DV
. Intel i810, i810/DC100, i810e, i815, i845 Brookdale-G
. Matrox MGA-G400, MGA-G450, MGA-G550
. S3 Savage4, Savage/MX/IX, SuperSavage/IXC
Supported Graphics Chips for MultiHead
--------------------------------------
. Matrox MGA-G450, MGA-G550
Additional chipsets will have support for zooming over time; this feature
will in theory work on any video chipset supported by Nucleus.
There may eventually be MultiHead support for additional chipsets, but
that is something that we cannot promise.
Thanks for your support!
JPEG io-procedure 0.1.0
Chris Wohlgemuth has released the JPEG io-procedure 0.1.0
This procedure is a drop in replacement for the JPEG procedure coming with
MMOS/2. It supports base JPEG image files (as the IO procedure provided
with MMOS/2) and also progressive ones. IO procedures are used to load and
write different image files. For example the WPS uses IO procedures to
load images for folder backgrounds or for display in the image viewer.
The actual loading of the image file is done using gbm.dll a free image
manipulation library. See credits for more information about it. The JPEG
support is based on work of the Independent JPEG Group. See credits for
more information.
http://www.os2world.com/cdwriting/
Z! 2.6 beta 5
Dink has updated Z! to 2.6beta5
Z is a VIO MP3 Player
x added editing capabilities to the input boxes
x new: genre list/search in the id3 editor
x display server information while buffering
x display the stream title instead of the url in most places
x fixed: sometimes the file lister wouldn't repaint correctly
x fixed: 'r'ipping out of a mp3 on a read-only drive failed
x fixed: quit/next/previous while pre-buffering mp3 streams
Single Mouse Device Driver Package
IBM has refreshed the Single Mouse Device Driver Packe (mouse.sys V.
10.073)
The Single Mouse Device Driver package provides DIN connected (PS/2 style)
mouse support for a wide variety of 2-button, 3-button, wheel, stick and
TrackPoint(R) mouse devices. This driver also supports two (2) Logitech
cordless mouse receivers, C-RD3-DUAL and C-RC3-MSE.
Available in packages for the following languages:
* English Mouse Package
* French Mouse Package
* German Mouse Package
* Italian Mouse Package
* Japanese Mouse Package
* Portuguese Mouse Package
* Spanish Mouse Package
* Simplified Chinese Mouse Package
* Taiwanese Mouse Package
Antigen for Domino on OS/2
We are releasing a private build of Antigen for Domino on the OS/2
platform. This build (611) contains:
1. All of the multi-platform bug fixes added since the original release of
Antigen for Domino OS/2 (build 579).
2. Support for the Norman engine version 5. This is EXTREMELY important,
since Norman discontinued support for the Norman 4 engine as of 6/30.
Before upgrading, all program documents that update the Norman engine MUST
BE DISABLED.
Please ask all existing customers to upgrade to build 611 as soon as
possible. Once installed, the customer will need to adjust the scan engine
update path to the following:
http://www.sybari.com/scan_engine_updates/Norman5
The final Norman 4 engine update will still be available in the default
location http://www.sybari.com/scan_engine_updates/ so as not to
disturb any customers currently evaluating the product.
If a customer attempts to use a Norman 5 update with build 579, it will
crash the server. This is also true if a customer attempts to use a Norman
4 update with build 611. This is due to the Norman engine's lack of
backward compatibility between the engine versions.
Barring any negative feedback from customers we will be replacing 579 with
611 on the website about August. We will also be removing all Norman 4
engine update files from the web.
The evaluation version of Antigen for Domino OS/2 build 611 can be found
at:
http://www.sybari.com/download/OS2/a60d_611_eval_os2_ndd.zip
Intel 845G OS/2 Graphics Driver
Intel has released an OS/2 Graphics Driver for it's newest 845G Chipset
with built-in Graphic
http://downloadfinder.intel.com/scripts-df/Detail_Desc.asp?ProductID=757&DwnldID=4292
QueenCut 0.1.1h
Masami Kitamura has released QueenCut 0.1.1h
QueenCy is the painting software which operates on OS/2 Warp 4. In Warp 3,
since it is not testing, operation is not guaranteed.
The feature of QueenCy is as follows.
A layer can be used.
If the WacomIV and WacomV tablet driver is used, a pressure with tablet
can be used.
URL of tablet driver is http://www.1drop.net/os2.shtml
Twain scanner support
Installation (as the readme and the page is in japanese):
Please create a install directory and thaw with a directory there.
Then, please perform install.cmd by the directory.
A program object is created by your desktop.
Please mail the defect / dissatisfaction / opinion / hope / comment of a
program to:
JGraphpad 1.1.1
JGraphpad is a powerful, free diagram editor based on JGraph. It is
currently available in English, French and German. With JGraphpad, you can
create flow charts, maps, UML diagrams, and many other diagrams. JGraphpad
is provided as a promotion for the JGraphpad Application Toolkit which we
use to build commercial software
JGraphpad Diagram Editor Features
Export to XML and JPG; Built-in Object Library, Overview, Interactive
Layout; Print Support, Page View, Automatic Zoom, Grid, Drag and Drop;
Search, Minimum Spanning Tree, Shortest Path; Component Count; Background
Image. Plus all the features from JGraph such as Layers, Grouping,
"Step-Into" Groups, Command History, Clipboard with Multiple Transfer
Formats, Grid, Anti-Alias, In-Place Editing, Pluggable Look-and-Feel,
Infinite Undo/Redo, and more!
JGraphpad needs Java 1.3 or higher
http://www.pxe.ch/jgraphsuite/jgraphpad/index.html
Warp 3 Update Kit
I am pleased to announce that the Warp 3 Update Kit is now available. With
the update kit you can build an updated Warp 3 (Connect or Server)
installation CD-ROM using UpdCD. The Warp 3 update kit contains and
installs all the products you need to update the installation CD-ROM.
-> URL: http://xenia.sote.hu/~kadzsol/rexx/sajat/doc/wupdkit.htm
-> Hobbes: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=n/a
UpdCD 2.2 has been released
Unfortunately, the java and add-on installation feature was partially
broken in UpdCD 2.1. Because it is a serious limitation I have fixed the
problem and rereleased UpdCD 2.1 as UpdCD 2.2. There are no other changes
at this time.
-> URL: http://xenia.sote.hu/~kadzsol/rexx/sajat/updcd.htm
-> Hobbes: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=updcd22.zip
RexxMail build 20020711.111601 released.
Sorry folks, but I've just discovered that due to a code version mixup,
the RexxMail build I uploaded and announced yesterday contains a bug that
will cause execution to fail if the "NewMessage*" switches are used
without an argument (which is correct usage, if of little use).
A new build of RexxMail is available from my web site:
http://www.degeus.com/rexx/rexxmail_english.html
or
http://www.degeus.com/rexx/rexxmail_nederlands.html
where you can also view the RexxMail on-line tutorial, readme, history,
and changes files.
The distribution ZIP file is also available from the Hobbes repository:
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=rexxmail
RexxMail is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License,
see
http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
Regards,
Marcus de Geus
--
marcus@degeus.com
http://www.degeus.com
Warpstock Hotel reservations reminder
Just a reminder that the hotel block reserved for Warpstock 2002 attendees
is only assured until September 13, 2002. Rooms after that date are as
available and not at the guaranteed Warpstock rate of $129 single/double.
For a comparison their regular rack rate for the Austin Renaissance Hotel
is $217 for a single/$237 for a double room. I know most people don't pay
rack rate but the hotel has told us they expect to be sold out that
weekend, so its not a good idea to wait until the last minute this year to
make your arrangements for attending the event.
Also to get the Warpstock convention rate you have to be sure to use the
event code of "Warpstock 2002". You can contact the hotel directly at:
Austin Renaissance Hotel
9721 Arboretum Boulevard
Austin, TX 78759
USA
Phone :512-343-2626
Fax : 512-346-7953
Web site:
And if you haven't registered yet, don't forget to save money on your
Warpstock registration at our new secure online store: http://bamart.com/warpstockinc Early registration is only $70 thru
Sptember 7, 2002.
For more on Warpstock 2002 please see our web page at http://www.warpstock.org where you can find more information about hotel
reservations and a preliminary list of scheduled sessions.
Warpstock, Inc., is a North Carolina corporation. The Warpstock annual
conference is a gathering of OS/2 users, developers, and vendors from
around the world for the purpose of education and advocacy. More
information is available at the Warpstock web site : http://www.warpstock.org
LogView 1.07
ws it-service, Wolfram Schmid w.schmid@ws-it.de updated LogView, a text
and log file viewer program for OS/2 and eCS.
LogView can trace files in realtime and is very quick. It can be used
during program development to disply debug output or to show any other
text file or logfile created by any arbitrary program.
New in this version:
- Comfortable search function:
- All hits are highlited.
- Button Next/Prev navigates throuh the search hits.
- The search is done in background.
- Abort of the search with ESC possible]
Web Site (english):
http://www.ws-it.de/en/product/logview
RexxMail build 20020710.130203 released.
A new build of RexxMail is available from my web site:
http://www.degeus.com/rexx/rexxmail_english.html
or
http://www.degeus.com/rexx/rexxmail_nederlands.html
where you can also view the RexxMail on-line tutorial, readme, history,
and changes files.
The distribution ZIP file is also available from the Hobbes repository:
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=rexxmail
Major changes: The additions to the "NewMessage" function enable RexxMail to be used as
the standard mailer with programs featuring extended URL user exits, such
as the Mozilla web browser. The RexxMail "readme.txt" file includes
instructions for using RexxMail as the Mozilla mailer. Some URLs may contain special formatting characters and codepage
information not supported by RexxMail. If this is a problem, note that
Oliver Poggensee offers a program that overcomes this limitation. It can
be found at http://www.opweb.de . Note also that, contrary to Oliver's
earlier announcement, you require a RexxMail build later than
20020622.100854 (e.g. the current release, build 20020710.130203) for this
to work. JunkSpy 2.01 maintenance release http://www.junkspy.com/currentversion/currentversion.html Version 2.01 is a maintenance release that corrects bugs and minor
anomalies found in version 2.0. All users of version 2.0 are strongly
encouraged to download and install this free upgrade. Junk Spy Version 2.01 - This is the full product when used with a Junk Spy
license. Without a license it runs with the normal restrictions of demo
mode which limits junk mail detection to two messages per day. Please
choose based on your operating environment: Using other email programs in Mozilla I have updated my script which replaces the Mozilla mailer with a email
program of your choice. This update adds support for RexxMail. Be sure to
use at least build 20020622.100854 of RexxMail. Major Major version 1.4 released Major Major is a shareware mailing list manager for OS/2 and eCS. It's now
up to version 1.4, and you can find it at LIST OF CHANGES since version 1.3 FtpServer version 1.00 released After 5 years (minus one month) of continuous development, FtpServer has
finally reached the magic 1.00 version number. FtpServer is a shareware
FTP daemon for OS/2 and eCS. If your last upgrade was to version 0.96, the only change is a new
provision for unattended shutdown. If you haven't updated since version
0.9 then lots of things have changed, including software pirate detection,
templates for groups of similar users, a way to work from behind a
firewall, and provision for files bigger than 2 GiB. If your last upgrade was to version 0.96, the only change is a new
provision for unattended shutdown. If you haven't updated since version
0.9 then lots of things have changed, including software pirate detection,
templates for groups of similar users, a way to work from behind a
firewall, and provision for files bigger than 2 GiB. OS/2 and eCS Software Book Eric Baerwaldt has put up information regarding the content of his
forthcoming book on OS/2 and eCS software on a private web site. The web
site is available in English, French, Italian and German languages. ImageJ 1.28 beta Wayne Rasband from the National Institues of Health, USA has released
ImageJ 1.28 beta ImageJ is a powerful image-editing program relying on Java 1.3 or
greater. There are a lot of plugins available which extend the
capabilities of ImageJ To run ImageJ gother with Jimi (a java Class from SUN, necessary to open
or save e.g. PNG, PICT. TARGA ...) execute the following command (needs to
be adopted according to your system): 'C:\java131\jre\bin\java -mx80m -cp ij.jar;jimi.jar; ij.ImageJ' where Jimi.jar is in the ImageJ directory DFSee 4.28 released, the final one ... I just released version 4.28 last night with some nice improvements,
checkout the new '-d' option on the PART command! This is very likely the LAST 4.xx version to be released, the next one to
expect will be 5.00 in a couple of weeks :-) DFSee is the SWISS-ARMY-KNIFE for disk and filesystem problems. With
FDISK-like displays, analysis and recovery, FIX commands, UNDELETE for
HPFS/NTFS and imaging and cloning. Details at: http://www.dfsee.com/dfsee.htm Direct download links: Most important changes: Check DFS*.TXT files for details Registering DFSee will give you the right to use all 4.xx versions and get
support plus a reasonable amount of assistance by email. 4.xx
registrations can be upgraded to 5.xx when available. But even more important, it enables further development of DFSee! Regards, Jan van Wijk Weasel 1.50 released The Weasel e-mail server has been updated to version 1.50. You can find it
at http://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au/os2/weasel.html or at ftp://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au/Weasel/weasel150.zip or at Hobbes (currently in incoming) LIST OF CHANGES since version 1.40 Version 1.50 ZxMail 1.2.9 released Hi everyone i updated zxmail to version 1.2.9 Release 1.2.9 Fixed: Time out message would not display in returned
message. To view the pre requisite to run ZxMail go to http://www.zeryx.com/English/req.html For a listing of what is new in the
current version of ZxMail go to http://www.zeryx.com/English/whatsnew.html For screen shots of ZxMail go to http://www.zeryx.com/English/screenshots.html A free fully featured 2 mailbox version is available. Medical Image Processing and Analysis For those interested in a high-powered image-processing system that runs
under OS/2, the National Institute of Health's Image-J JAVA software runs
very well under OS/2. The software can be found at: There is an enormouse number of advanced plugins at: http://rsb.info.nih.gov/ij/plugins/index.html I've only tried a couple which I needed for a DICOM image application
problem but the rest may work just as well. You will need to unpack the
EXE file and run the ij.jar file. The 'run java' app mentioned earlier is
a great starter; http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=run_java Smart Project SmartProject: An integrated software package for OS/2 which can be used to
compute after-tax cash flows. Solution Description: Financial, Economic and Technical Analyses,
Reporting and Monitoring Program Functional Description: Evaluates Internal Rate of Return (IRR),
Discounted Cash Flow Rate of Return (DCFROR), Break-even Analysis and
Economic Rate of Return (ERR) Analyses etc. Benefits: International Project Considerations. SmartProject allows Project Managers to create and manage project plans...
collaborating in real-time with members of project teams located in
different parts around the world... enabling a faster time for the
completion of project proposals, greater profitability - savings it terms
of time and travel expenses and better client satisfaction by delivering
projects on time and within budget. Programmers Editor The Programmers Editor was specifically designed for editing source code.
This means that it does the common tasks of line-oriented editing quickly
and easily. It does not mean that the editor understands programming
language syntax. That is left to the programmer. Some of the features of the editor follow. Available for Win32, linux, and OS/2. There is no charge for the Programmers Editor. eCS: SMP and Peer IBM has released IC31990 to us for testing. It is their proposed fix for
the traps encountered when running Peer under eCS SMP. Please visit http://pws.prserv.net/mckinnis/ecs/ to download the appropriate fix for
your level of Peer. I have been running for about 24 hours with mulitple connects and
disconnects and have not trapped yet. JCalender 1.1.3 JCalender is a simple Calender written in Java which works with OS/2 . Java 1.3 or
higher is needed. http://www.toedter.com/en/jcalendar/index.html JPhotoBrush 1.4 JPhotoBrush 1.4 is an (simple K.S.) Image Editing and Enhancement Application/Tool
written in Java 1.3 making extensive use of Swings and Java2D and works with OS/2. http://www.tanveer.freeservers.com/programming/JPhotoBrush.htm Warpstock Czech Republic 2002 this week! At this weekend, from friday to sunday, Warpstock Czech Republic 2002 will
be held in Decin, in Czech Republic near border with Germany. It is a
small event for all OS/2 and eComStation users and fans. The entrance is
free for everybody. There is a basic program of the event: Friday 12. 7. evening (18 or 19) - meeting in a local pub – chatting,familiarize,
drinknig etc.. Saturday 13.7. evening – in a pub, or free evening ;-) Sunday 14. 7. Afternoon – a trip to national park Czech Switzerland http://www.npcs.cz or to see the historical mununemts in Decin. If you are interested in this event, you can still go there, but almost
everything is in czech language... For more information, please visit http://www.os2.cz/warpstock or write me - molcanf@os2.cz Run_Java -- Simplify running java13x apps [quick version... unzip this archive into a directory e.g. unzip
run_java__20020707.zip -d run_java Run install_os2.cmd -- this will create
a "Create Java Object" program object on your desktop. Just drop a .jar
file on the object to create a program object for the .jar file. It will
also create a "Run Jars" object -- this will allow you to start most
modern java apps by just double clicking on the jar file.] Url: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/run_java__20020707.zip Search: http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/cgi-bin/h-search?key=run_java From: Cary Renquist crenquis@pacbell.net Using other email programs in Mozilla I have updated my script which replaces the Mozilla mailer with PMMmail or
MR/2Ice. -New: Added support for MR/2Ice -Bugfix: Work not if your emails are stored on an other drive than Pmmail. -New: Added Multiuser support. -Bugfix: Mozilla tells you about an illegal character in prefs.js. See the
FAQ for help. Tell me if you have any problems. Updates to the Notebook/2 site - April to June 2002 Hi, I want to inform you about recent updates to the Notebook/2 site. I still
have to catch up with a lot of various input I received over the past
months. Added the Compaq Presario 18XL584, which has a PIII at 1000 MHz. The
machine works fine, only DOS support wasn't working. This may be solved by
now, since the SDD final is out. Updated info for the IBM Thinkpad 560X Uploaded info on the IPC TopNote F219, a Celeron/E with 800 MHz machine.
It runs with eCS, but there is no sound support. Uploaded info on the Kapok 3300B, a Pentium III 550 MHz machine. It works,
but hasn't been tested with PCMCIA-support. Added the IBM Thinkpad X22, PIII 800 MHz. Seems to work fine, built-in
Lucent modem, USB and IR haven't been tested yet. Added a link to the driver page for Crystal audio chipset CS4299 from IBM
- designed for the IBM Thinkpad X22, may also work for others with this
chipset?
Updated links on my index.htm page to Sibyl and Virtual Pascal. Some people informed me that some project is going on regarding universal
audio support for OS/2. Hope this will be completed soon. Cheers! Martin -- Dr. MartinusBr>
The Notebook/2 site at http://www.os2world.com/DrMartinus/notebook.htm Sequential Utilities I have made a set of sequential copy and rename utilities available for
download from my web page at: http://www.cottagesoft.com/~dwhawk/other.html These three programs can be used to automate the backup of
critical files at boot time or before starting a task that
would destroy or modify critical files. They are not intended to replace
a system backup to tape or other removable media. SEQREN gets the rename parameters from a file and applies them to file
names received from a pipe, redirection, or to a single file specified on
the command line. The utility will check the destination file name for a
conflict with an existing file and increment the sequence number until
there is not a conflict. Since the utility renames the source file, the
source and destination must be on the same drive, but they may be in
different directories. SEQREN gets the rename parameters from a file and applies them to file
names received from a pipe, redirection, or to a single file specified on
the command line. The utility will check the destination file name for a
conflict with an existing file and increment the sequence number until
there is not a conflict. Since the utility renames the source file, the
source and destination must be on the same drive, but they may be in
different directories. The resulting actions are logged in the file RESULTS.LOG in
a format that makes it easy to restore the original file. Along with the sequential rename utility, there is also a combination
rename and move utility. It is like the OS/2 REN utility in that it does
not work between drives. But unlike REN , the source and destination
files may be in different directories. SEQCPY gets the rename parameters from a file and applies them to file
names received from a pipe, redirection, or to a single file specified on
the command line. The utility will check the destination file name for a
conflict with an existing file and increment the sequence number until
there is not a conflict. The souce and destination may be on different
drives. The resulting actions are logged in the file RESULTS.LOG in
a format that makes it easy to restore the original file. Usage example: The working name of the utility is seqren.exe. The curent directory is
m:\pipe_rename files to be renamed located in the root of drive M: Contents of the file RESULTS.LOG The log file contains the commands to undo the action. The utility renmv.exe does a rename or combination move & rename. Edit
RESULTS.LOG and paste the appropriate lines to a CMD file and execute it. In addition to the sequential rename utility, I have created a sequential
copy utility (seqcpy.exe). It gets the copy parameters from a file and
applies them to file names received from a pipe or redirection. The
utility will check the destination file name for a conflict with an
existing file and increment the sequence number until there is not a
conflict. The resulting actions are logged in the file RESULTS.LOG in
a format that makes it easy to restore the original file. It works very much like the seqren utility, except that the original
source file still exists after it has been copied. Note: These programs do not accept wild cards and only renmv.exe will
accept source and destination file names from the command line. NOTE: I have tested these programs on my pc under Warp 3 and they worked
as expected. However, I suggest that you create a couple of test
directories and copy some files into one of them for testing. That way you
can verify that the programs work as expected on your pc.
[Newsverzeichnis]
- The "NewMessage*" function now accepts standard URLs of this form:
["][mailto:][
subject=
cc=
bcc=
body=
In addition, RexxMail recognizes a non-standard URL parameter,
attach=
- Removed the "Attach*" functions, which have become superfluous
with the addition of the "attach=" option to "NewMessage*".
RexxMail is released under the terms of the GNU General Public License,
see
http://www.gnu.org/copyleft/gpl.html
Regards,
Marcus de Geus
--
marcus@degeus.com
http://www.degeus.com
July 10
July 10
July 10
http://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au/os2/major.html
or at
ftp://eepjm.newcastl.edu.au/Major/major14.zip
or at Hobbes incoming.
Version 1.4
Better logging on login failure.
Added global event semaphore for shutdown.
Fixed error: was not accepting nonstandard ports.
Added option to remove attachments from mail.
Added remote configuration.
New macro %S to give the sender's address.
Option to insert leading material from a file.
July 10
You can find it at
http://eepjm.newcastle.edu.au/os2/ftpserver.html
or at
ftp://eepjm.newcastl.edu.au/software/ftpser100.zip
or at Hobbes incoming.
July 09
July 09
July 09
http://www.dfsee.com/dfsee/dfsee428.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/os2/util/disk/dfsee428.zip
http://hobbes.nmsu.edu/pub/incoming/dfsee428.zip
- NTFS initialization, avoid infinite loop on damaged MFT
- PART autoPid, previous partition selectable as 'part 0'
- CREATE autoPid, created partition selectable as 'part 0'
- CREATE use '-d:disknr' on autoshow commands that end in '-r'
- PART
new '-d:disknr' restricts output to a single disk
- PART new '-?' option
or '?' parameter will display usage
- RESIZE textual updates; fixed -max limit rounding bug
- LVMSET easy navigation using 'd' and 'x' commands afterwards
- LVMSET
now has an LVMSHOW alias and shows size in Mb too
- LVMSET added -s option
to synchronize size & LSN values
- LVMSET allow -v- and -p- to delete volume and partition name
July 08
Added a global semaphore to force shutdown.
The namelist for a filter no longer reveals the
expansion of aliases.
Made the initial 'checking' messages more visible.
Modified the 'for' part of the 'Received:' header line,
to be an accurate copy of the RCPT TO: address.
Fixed bug where mail queued before we went online was
sent twice.
July 08
Fixed: a few small bugs.
Modified: Connection routine for POP3 and SMTP.
We recommend you update to this version.
Here are some of the features of ZxMail Server.
ZxMail can pull email from other POP3 accounts and redistribute it to a
domain by the username or to specific users on any domain.
ZxMail
supports an unlimited number of aliases.
ZxMail can forward mail to internal or external mailboxes.
ZxMail supports multiple forwards and chaining of those forwards (meaning
if a message destined for A and A has a forward to B and B has a forward
to C the message for A then goes to C and A can have other forwards).
ZxMail supports multiple domains with no limits
ZxMail can route email through another SMTP server to save on bandwidth.
ZxMail is multi threaded for maximum performance.
ZxMail supports IP filtering to block or to allow connection based on an
IP address.
ZxMail supports SMTP AUTH command with CRAM-MD5, PLAIN, LOGIN
mechanism.
Evaluation license for more mailbox than the basic 2 can had
on request, just send an email to demo@zeryx.com Rexx scripting at 4
different points of a mail transaction, smtp connect, smtp pre DATA , smtp
post DATA, and POP3 external mailbox fetch.
ZxMail can be purchased at:
BMTmicro http://www.bmtmicro.com/BMTCatalog/os2/zxmail.html
Mensys http://shop.mensys.nl/uk/ZxMail/
July 08
July 08
July 08
It is a console application, not a GUI.
Designed for Personal Computers.
Uses the function and alt-keys
effectively.
Simultaneous editing of many files.
Copy and paste between
files.
No limit on file size.
Very fast search and replace.
Not customizable, but the commands are intuitive.
Tab and Enter keys are for movement in replace mode.
In insert mode, tabs
are space-filled so any tabsize can be used portably.
Option to use the
tab character if needed, as required in UNIX makefiles.
Has some limited
binary file editing capability.
The editor is very small, about 100K bytes.
July 08
July 08
July 08
July 08
10.00 Start of the Warpstocku 2002 CZ
10.05 – 10.10 Something about OS/2.cz (Filip Molcan)
10.10 – 10.20 Something about blue.point (Filip Molcan)
10.20 – 11.20 The basics of the OS/2 networking (LuboÜ Cerny) 11.20 –
11.30 Pause
11.30 – 12.15 VirtualPC for OS/2 (Jan Beitl)
12.15 – 14.00 Dinner
14.00 – 14.45 eComStation 1.0 (Filip Molcan)
14.45 – 15.30 Shared connection to the internet via modem (Lubos Cerny)
15.30 – 15.45 Pause
15.45 – 16.45 VLFN (Peter Kocsis) – presentation in english
16.45 – 17.30 A test for OS/2 users – we have nice prizes (Warps 3.0,
books, Cds...) - also in english
10.00 Start of the second phase of Warpstocku CZ
10.00 – 10.45 Mobile communication with IBM OS/2 (Jan Beitl)
10.45 – 11.45 Multitasking in IBM OS/2 (Jaroslav Kacer)
11.45 – 12.00 Pause
12.00 – 12.45 IBM OS/2 Warp Server for e-business (Filip Molcan)
12.45
Dinner, the end of the presentations...
July 08
July 07
July 07
July 07
SEQREN.EXE a sequential rename utility
SEQCPY.EXE a sequential copy and rename utility
RENMV.EXE a combination rename & move utility
The parameter file HOW.TO has 4 lines
1: basename
2: extent
3: starting sequence number
4: OK - without this line the utility operates in test mode
and only writes to the log file RESULTS.LOG
The contents of the parmeters file HOW.TO is:
source
.c
99
OK
M:\c.cc
M:\C_DEL.cc
M:\seqren.cc
M:\pipeout.cc
The command:
dir /F m:\*.cc |seqren
renmv source099.c M:\c.cc
renmv source100.c M:\C_DEL.cc
renmv source101.c M:\seqren.cc
renmv source102.c M:\pipeout.cc
Don Hawkinson , author of CCA, DH-Grep-PM,
PMStripper, Pastry Box, and DH_ClipSave/2
http://www.cottagesoft.com/~dwhawk
dwhawk@intcon.net
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