tksjmi@sybil.cs.Buffalo.EDU (JoAnn Illuzzi) (06/23/91)
I missed some of this discussion, what is the scoop with non-mactcp ncsa telnet 2.2 and 2.3 with system 7? Does it work? My two cents about getting a mactcp license to make your mac telnet work - it's not only a cost issue, but who is going to assume responsibility for the mactcp distribution for the organization? I distribute ncsa telnet for our organization, I am not thrilled about possibly having to become a mactcp distributor too!! JoAnn Illuzzi University of Buffalo
rsilverman@eagle.wesleyan.edu (06/25/91)
Just for the record: I am currently using NCSA Telnet 2.3, with the NCSA TCP/IP
drivers on LocalTalk, under system 7.0 with no difficulties. The only trouble
I had was with fonts; telnet seemed unable to find the Monaco font in the
system file, even when I removed the TrueType one and installed the bitmapped
ones instead. I had to install the font in the application resource fork; then
it found it. Other than that, no problems at all.
Richard Silverman
arpa: rsilverman@eagle.wesleyan.edu Systems Engineer
bitnet: rsilverman@wesleyan.bitnet AM Computer Products
AppleLink: SILVERMAN.R Southington, CT 06489RHH@BROWNVM.BROWN.EDU (Bob Haring-Smith) (06/25/91)
>>I missed some of this discussion, what is the scoop with non-mactcp >>ncsa telnet 2.2 and 2.3 with system 7? Does it work? > >I transfered NCSA Telnet 2.3 & my config file to System 7 and it worked >right off the bat. I am using it with an ethernet card. I have not tried >it over local talk. > Version 2.3 bombed on my Classic running System 7 and using Localtalk and a Fastpath 4, but version 2.4 has been working just fine. --Bob Haring-Smith rhh@brownvm.brown.edu 401-863-1982