ninja@bradley.UUCP (12/30/87)
You might want to look at buying (*GASP*) UULINK from Vortex Technology in CA. It provides UUCP/Mail/Netnews for MS DOS machines. Some people here at Bradley use it to receive email on PC's when travelling around the country. From what I understand, they love it. Our single copy price was around $335; it's probably well worth the cost. Vortex Technology P.O. Box 1323 Topanga, CA. 90290-1323 (213) 390 - 3920 Frank McGee Bradley University Peoria, Illinois 61625
david@squid.UUCP (01/03/88)
From squid!david Thu Dec 31 15:33 CDT 1987 remote from occrsh Subject: Re: Getting an MS-DOS computer onto the >You might want to look at buying (*GASP*) UULINK from Vortex Technology >in CA. It provides UUCP/Mail/Netnews for MS DOS machines. Some people >here at Bradley use it to receive email on PC's when travelling around >the country. From what I understand, they love it. Our single copy >price was around $335; it's probably well worth the cost. No doubt it was worth it then, but probably not any more. There are three pd packages out there now that I know of, possibly more: (1) DCP - contact Peter Fales (moderator of the now-defunct DCP developers' mailing list) at ihnp4!ihlpe!psfales for info. (2) ufgate - contact Tim Pozar at {sun,killer,chinet,dasys1}!hoptoad!pozar (3) uupc - contact the uupc developement group at uupc@van-bc.UUCP David Drexler aka uucp: {ihnp4,cbosgd,moss,uokmax}!occrsh!squid!david fidonet: 147/1 -or- 19/1 sneakernet: POB 1214, Bethany OK 73008 MaBellNet: [405] 848-8868 (voice) [405] 728-2463 (data - bbs) (one of those ought to work at least 50 percent of the time)