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From: lphillips@lpami.wimsey.bc.ca (Larry Phillips)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.amiga
Subject: Re: DNET Part IV (The Finishing Touches!)
Keywords: DNET, Jeremym Jeremy, 43
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Date: 22 Oct 90 11:28:00 GMT
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In <15030@brahms.udel.edu>, jeremym@brahms.udel.edu (Jeremy A Moskowitz) writes:
>
>1) Why must I stack 50000 before I run dnet? Or the guru comes to call.
>How can I fix this? ie: memory 'aint a problem, I have 5 megs,
>but, to me, the extra keystrokes are DAMN annoying.

Use a script. Within the script, use the stack command to set stack=50000, run
DNet, then stack=<whatever value you normally use>.

>3) If I have more than one FTERM running, and I want to
>get or put a file ... how do I tell putfiles and getfiles
>which fterm it is? It is phychic? I dont think so.

Does it even use an FTerm? I know I never worried about it. I have used a
couple of interactive windows and had get/putfiles running without
interference.

> 7) Who thinks Dillon and Khalid Aldiorsi should get in a room
>together and program till their eyes fall out?

I'll go along with that, and will pass on the sentiment to Khalid. His eyes are
already about to fall out, I think, but the synergy could be awesom.

> 8) who would win?

The users.

-larry

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