Can GoldEd read and write Wildcat message areas ?
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Can GoldEd read and write Wildcat message areas ?
I'm assuming there is a difference between WC4 & WC5 though. DOCS did expand..
I have a question..... DOS or windows version??
I found a copy and it says it does..
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! The 16-bit DOS version was too large to compile, so to be able to continue to release it at all, I had to remove some of the least
used msgbase formats. This means that the 16-bit DOS version no
longer has support for Ezycom, PCBoard, WildCat! and Goldbase. If
you need these msgbase formats, please use the 32-bit DOS version or another platform.
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I looked at the doc of the 16Bit DOS version and it states that you
need to use the 32Bit DOS verson... anything other than the 16Bit
version.
I'm assuming there is a difference between WC4 & WC5 though. DOCS did expand..
I'm assuming there is a difference between WC4 & WC5 though. DOCS did expand..
Yes, there is. Not only different ways of accessing the message databases, but different database formats completely.
I have a question..... DOS or windows version??
I'm assuming there is a difference between WC4 & WC5 though. DOCS di expand..
Sounds like it.
WC5 probably changed its message base format to support Microsoft Exchange.
On 28 Feb 2021, Marceline Jones said the following...
I have a question..... DOS or windows version??
I'm assuming there is a difference between WC4 & WC5 though. DOCS
expand..
Sounds like it.
WC5 probably changed its message base format to support Microsoft Exchange.
Could be... Sounds like Robert might know the answer to this...
Might want to tell Marceline this...On 28 Feb 2021, Marceline Jones said the following...
This is incorrect. MSI DID make an addon to support Microsoft Exchange called wcExchange, but that is where any relationship between the two
ends. WINServer! databases are proprietary format databases and not
used by anyone else. Any utilities that access these databases use a client/server call to wcServer which handles the dirty work behind the scenes. At least that is my recollection.
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