N109 Pt
Description
n109-PT.zip Net-Tamer is a DOS PPP dial up access program which requires no TSR packet driver. Supports NNTP (Usenet), FTP, POP3 & SMTP (EMAIL), HTTP (WWW), TELNET, DAYTIME, QUOTE OF THE DAY, FINGER, PING, TIME, and other protocols. Includes offline reader for email and usenet. This version is for small CGA monochrome screens. In-line graphics in WWW.
Description extracted automatically from the FILE_ID.DIZ inside the package: this entry was not in the original catalogue.
Technical details
- File
n109-pt.zip- Size
- 437.1 KB
- Format
- .zip
- Year
- 1997
- Files inside
- 56
- Path
anonftp/pub/n109-pt.zip
How to install it
What to send to the palmtop saves 149.5 KB
These are the files you need. You can send them from the package contents below.
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NETTAMER.EXE→ A:\SOFT programa de DOS 146.4 KB -
READER.EXE→ A:\SOFT programa de DOS 113.5 KB -
RED.COM→ A:\SOFT programa de DOS 6.7 KB -
FTPLIST.DAT→ A:\_DAT configuración 169.7 KB -
G&S.EXE→ A:\SOFT programa de DOS 24.2 KB -
HTMFIX.EXE→ A:\SOFT programa de DOS 17.0 KB -
PRNHELP.BAT→ A:\SOFT programa de DOS 642 B
No need to put
USENET.KEY, ONLINE.KEY, VIEW.KEY, SERVICE3.LOG, SERVICE2.LOG, SERVICE4.LOG, SERVICE1.LOG, NETTAMER.DOC and 41 more:
they are manuals, source code or supporting material. Read them here and save 149.5 KB on a 1 MB disk.
Steps
- Copy NETTAMER.EXE, READER.EXE, RED.COM, G&S.EXE to A:\SOFT. They are DOS programs: run them from the DOS icon, or add A:\SOFT to the PATH in C:\AUTOEXEC.BAT to call them by name.
- Copy FTPLIST.DAT to A:\_DAT, where the 200LX looks for configuration. Open it with Memo and adjust it before use.
- If you edit a configuration file on the palmtop, make sure you leave a newline at the end: some programs swallow the last line without saying a word.
Derived from the package contents and the 200LX conventions. It installs to A: on purpose: C: is a RAM disk and every byte there is memory taken from the system.
Package contents
Send to my palmtop
The palmtop must be waiting before you press the button, or the transfer will fail. It is the palmtop that announces it is ready, not the other way round.
Your browser cannot talk to the serial port. Direct sending uses the Web Serial API, which only exists in Chrome, Edge and Opera on desktop — not in Firefox, Safari or any mobile browser.
Download the file with the button above and copy it to the palmtop your usual way.