Subj : rex.i/TRanSx/\fReEsCo
To   : MANLEY HUBBELL
From : MICHEL SAMSON
Date : Wed Aug 28 2002 05:23 pm

Hi Manley,

     About "rex.i/TRanSx/\fReEsCo" of August 27:

MH> ...MY IBM [5150]...  ...two 360 5.25 floppy disks...  ...DOS and a
MH> BBS to answer incoming calls...  ...com program...  ...to dial here
MH> or the WEB thru the local LIBRARY using a LYNX connection...

     On a set of two 5.25"/360 Kb diskettes i as well would have a ~PPP~
DialUp packet-driver included;  `MS-Kermit v3.16 BETA 10' would complete
`LSPPP v0.8' nicely and it integrates a server...  In theory one doesn't
need to rely on other external ressources like a FreeNet or a BBS, one's
~IP~ address can even be publicated automatically on a ~WEB~ site, using
~FTP~ scripting...  Without regard for the specific function you have in
mind, i noticed the *LEGACY* content of your post and just wanted to add
my comment:  a two decades old 8088 4,77 Mhz 512 Kb ~RAM~ PC can connect
with a ~PPP~ DialUp ~ISP~ and allow for ~TelNet~/~FTP~, both directions.

                                             Salutations,  :)

                                             Michel Samson
                                             www3.sympatico.ca/bicephale
                                             a/s Bicephale


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