Hello all, what would be the recommended Binkp/Binkd software to use under DOS? I have been trying this wonderful tool called Indigo - which converts the BlueWave and . REP files into FTN-style packages, transforming BlueWave reader into a point system - but it doesn't have a suitable mailer.

I have been experimenting with Internet Rex, but would like to use an easier software - any recommendations will be more than welcome

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Hello all, what would be the recommended Binkp/Binkd software to use under DOS? I have been trying
this wonderful tool called Indigo - which converts the BlueWave and . REP files into FTN-style
packages, transforming BlueWave reader into a point system - but it doesn't have a suitable mailer.

Thats pretty cool. I might be interested in something like that.

I have been experimenting with Internet Rex, but would like to use an easier software - any
recommendations will be more than welcome

Let us know if you get it working. :-)

Bob Roberts
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Hello all, what would be the recommended Binkp/Binkd software to use under DOS? I have been trying this wonderful tool called Indigo - which converts the BlueWave and . REP files into FTN-style packages, transforming BlueWave reader into a point system - but it doesn't have a suitable mailer.

I have been experimenting with Internet Rex, but would like to use an easier software - any recommendations will be more than welcome

I use OpenXP on my WinXP-based system. OpenXP is a "console-based" system, but I am not sure if it can just operate in a pure DOS environment. I'll try to find out. Meanwhile, you see what it looks like with the Screenshots at https://openxp.kolico.ca


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Hello all, what would be the recommended Binkp/Binkd software to use under DOS? I have been trying
this wonderful tool called Indigo - which converts the BlueWave and . REP files into FTN-style
packages, transforming BlueWave reader into a point system - but it doesn't have a suitable mailer.

Thats pretty cool. I might be interested in something like that.

I have been experimenting with Internet Rex, but would like to use an easier software - any
recommendations will be more than welcome

Let us know if you get it working. :-)

Bob Roberts

It is great! If you want to give it a try, take a look at:

https://www.softwolves.pp.se/sw/files/

You will be able to download Indigo 0.01 from there.


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I use OpenXP on my WinXP-based system. OpenXP is a "console-based" system, but I am not sure if it can just operate in a pure DOS environment. I'll try to find out. Meanwhile, you see what it looks like with the Screenshots at https://openxp.kolico.ca

I have used OpenXP for a while, but unfortunately it can't be used for that. I needed a Binkp-compatible mailer, plain and simple


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I have used OpenXP for a while, but unfortunately it can't be used for that. I needed a Binkp-compatible mailer, plain and simple

I thought that since you were "struggling" with converting QWK to FTN and needed a mailer, then an all-in-one solution like OpenXP would work.

But if you want to specifically build different parts and stitch them together as a working system, then power to you! :-)


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I thought that since you were "struggling" with converting QWK to FTN and needed a mailer, then an all-in-one solution like OpenXP would work.

But if you want to specifically build different parts and stitch them together as a working system, then power to you! :-)

That?s where the fun lives!


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Quoting Bob Roberts to Flavio Bessa <=-

Hello all, what would be the recommended Binkp/Binkd software to use under

DOS? I have been trying FB> this wonderful tool called Indigo - which converts the BlueWave and . REP files into FTN-style FB> packages, transforming BlueWave reader into a point system - but it doesn't have
a suitable mailer.
Thats pretty cool. I might be interested in something like that.

I have been experimenting with Internet Rex, but would like to use an

easier software - any FB> recommendations will be more than welcome

Let us know if you get it working. :-)

IREX + INDIGO + BlueWave working very fine here. :-)



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Hello Flavio!

06 Jan 2021 04:10, Flavio Bessa wrote to Bob Roberts:

Thats pretty cool. I might be interested in something like that.

I have been experimenting with Internet Rex, but would like to use
an easier software - any recommendations will be more than welcome

Let us know if you get it working. :-)

Bob Roberts

It is great! If you want to give it a try, take a look at:

https://www.softwolves.pp.se/sw/files/

You will be able to download Indigo 0.01 from there.

will it work with FreeDOS ?

how to add tcp networking to FreeDOS, i am a begin'er :=)


Regards Benny

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