Does anyone use Binkleyterm as an internet mailer? I had tried to get it to compile in Visual Studio 2013 but haven't quite got it yet. I would love get it
up and running with maximus on windows 7.
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26 Nov 15 16:03, you wrote to All:

Does anyone use Binkleyterm as an internet mailer?

it can be if you use a ""shim"" that emulates a modem (aka virtual modem) and speaks telnet... i use frontdoor in exactly this fashion...

I had tried to get it to compile in Visual Studio 2013 but haven't
quite got it yet. I would love get it up and running with maximus on windows 7.

good luck! the code hasn't changed but the compilers have... some things that used to be OK to do are likely not allowed these days ;)

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26 Nov 15 19:18, you wrote to James Barrett:

it can be if you use a ""shim"" that emulates a modem (aka virtual
modem) and speaks telnet... i use frontdoor in exactly this fashion...

On my quest to make old frontend mailers work with Netserial/32 i've also used FD, PoP, Binkley and T-mail. I remember in my own local area West Virginia Net Tom Freeman, ran a PCboard system called Project Enable for the Disabled. He loved his Binkley/Squish system. He was my Hub for fido and ripnet!

;A RIPNET Nodelist for Friday, November 17, 1995 -- Day number 321 : 19043 Hub,300,Project_Enable,Cross_Lanes_WV,Tom_Freeman,1-304-759-0733,9600,CM,XA

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