Is anybody know how to make dial-up call and access to the Internet, BBS,
email or so forth under DOS Turbo Pascal 7.0 environment?

This should be great if i able to create a Internet Explorer for DOS...
Currently i do not know much about Serial Port programming, can somebody
help me, at least start with the concept...

Please email to bo...@tm.net.my or
Reply to newsgroups.

Thank you.

My DOS freeware page at
http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Horizon/3409/software.htm

Arsne von Wyss
avonwyss(at)beaulieu-software.ch

On Tue, 13 Jan 1998 01:41:22 +0800, "Boo Khan Ming" <bo...@tm.net.my>
wrote:

On Wed, 14 Jan 1998 00:13:06 -0800, ed ngai <en...@sprintmail.com>
wrote:

On 1998-01-16 "=?ISO-8859-1?Q?Ars=E8ne_von_Wyss_=5BAntispam_-_email_address_in_messag?= said:
   >Why? TCP/IP units are available for BP7, and writing a (simple)
   >HTML parser is not that hard, e.g. without scripts, java, and such
   >things.

Do you know of any TCP/IP or PPP code that doesn't require DPMI or WINAPI
calls? These are the only ones I've been able to find beside Winsock {*word*99}.

jaywa...@gte.net

"Energize," said Kirk, and the pink bunny appeared.

  http://www.zdnet.com/pcweek/news/0119/22anets.html

In the meantime, Jonathan Ramsey has made his shareware TCP/IP for DOS
available. You can get it at the URL below.

Best Regards,

Mike
CEO, Analog & Digital Design
Automated Production Test
  http://www.csolve.net/~add/home.htm

Someone here asked about DOS browser.Here is one cute browse thingy:
www.arachne.com

Regards,
P.M.

"Arachne's Web Server is dedicated to the lacemaker's art. Due to
personal bias, the contents will tend to lean heavily towards 16th and
early 17 century laces, and lacemaking in the SCA."

There is mention of TCP, but no links.

It's refreshing to do something different for a change - Thanks!

Best Regards,

Mike
CEO, Analog & Digital Design
Automated Production Test
  http://www.csolve.net/~add/home.htm

On 1998-01-24 a...@isinurl.net said:
   >It's refreshing to do something different for a change - Thanks!
   >Best Regards,
   >Mike
   >CEO, Analog & Digital Design

Mike,
  I have tried responding to you via email with no success. I have tried
using Jonathan's units for writing a program using PPP to access a POP3/SMTP
server but it won't compile due to it requiring access to DPMI/WINAPI. I need
routines which can be used in real mode apps, not DPMI or windows. How do
I get in touch with Jonathan? I need to find out how to convert his routines
so they will compile under real mode and still access POP3/SMTP.

  Customer limitations, ie. 1M installed, 40M HDs, force me to limit my
coding to real mode. Windows/DPMI are not viable options.

jaywa...@gte.net

Heard of one... At www.dasoft.com they advertise tcp/ip software and a
www browser (among other things) for the HP 200LX palmtop. That's a
pre-286-class DOS machine, so no DPMI or WINanything there.
Unfortunately, I doubt they would let their source out! But it must be
possible if they've done it.