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Subject: Re: winsock recommendations?
To: boot@mosquito.com (Bruce Bauman)
Date: Sun, 4 Feb 1996 10:48:22 +0000 ()
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In-Reply-To: <199602031755.MAA26815@itchy.mosquito.com> from "Bruce Bauman" at Feb 3, 96 12:55:00 pm
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> 
> We've been having lots of trouble with customers who use Trumpet Winsock under win3.x.
> What has people's experience been with the TCP/IP stack and PPP software that comes
> with Netscape Personal Edition? We'd like to recommend this to our customers as an
> alternative to shareware.
> 
> How is the support for this product?
> 

Trumpet Winsock should be the best choice , IMHO, as long as you get the
newest version, but you may be enforced to register it.

I know the one in Quarterdeck IntenetSuite is good. At least it allows
user to dial to different providers.

Yen-Wei Liu