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#9677-Interchange Message #9686

From: Syndesis Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 20, 1994 9:05 AM

Yes, my company has had a product called "InterChange" on the market since 1987. We announced the Windows version last summer, and I think several Z-D magazines printed the press release. And their lawyers called several months ago, asking for a pay-off to use the name. I told them to…

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#9672-Interchange Message #9677

From: Paul Gudelis Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 19, 1994 11:16 AM

I would recommend speaking to Lisa Landa at Ziff-Davis Interactive. Call 617-252-5000. Have you seen the name "Interchange" used somewhere else? – Paul

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#9653-WINDOWS 3.11 Message #9654

From: Paul Friedman [ZiffNet] Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 18, 1994 12:27 AM

Microsoft's numbering is rather confusing. Windows 3.11 is simply a bug-fix type interim release. My suggestion (others might differ, of course) is that if your current Windows setup ain't causing you trouble, simply ignore it. Windows-for-Workgroups is also numbered 3.11 (that's the confusing part). This product (usually referred to on-line…

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TELL US WHAT'S IN & OUT Message #9573

From: K Offermann/WinSour Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 13, 1994 7:27 AM

As you probably have noticed, we publish a "What's In" and What's Out" list each month in the update section. Since our readers are not short on opinions, we'd like to know what technologies, companies, and products are either making their move toward technical immortality or sliding into well-deserved oblivion.…

#Memory/resource losses Message #9556

From: Dana Hayden Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 12, 1994 12:22 PM

I am curious to know whether the following is normal when utilizing Windows… When I boot my sys. into Windows I will have, just for example, 75% free resources & 8200 free memory available. As I load, use and exit out of various programs the available resources & memory diminishes…

#9533-WFW 3.11 &Novell TCP/IP Message #9540

From: Ron Anderson [Sysop] Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 11, 1994 3:01 PM

Keith, Have you considered trying Microsoft's 32bit Vxd based TCPIP stack for WFW instead of Lan Workplace? It's still in beta (the beta is public), but I've been using it for the past few weeks without any problems. Thanks, Ron

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#WFW 3.11 &Novell TCP/IP Message #9533

From: Keith Kreager Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 11, 1994 8:21 AM

We are having difficulties with our DOS apps running under Windows for Workgroups 3.11. The basic environment is : Netware 3.11, WFW 3.11, NDIS drivers disabled under WFW. We are not using any of the Microsoft Windows network features due to an incompatability with Novell's NACs. The NDIS and SPX…

#9516-new AMI BIOS!? Message #9525

From: Herb Chong [WSM] Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 10, 1994 7:13 PM

there are several vendors who sell only the BIOS chips. one that advertises in Computer Shopper is TTi Technologies. voice +1 805 650 2030, FAX +1 805 650 6515. they are based in California. i have no idea what their prices are like or anyone who has dealt with them.

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#9506-Windows Help Files Message #9507

From: paul bonner Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 10, 1994 9:33 AM

Doug, No matter what development tool you're using, the process of calling a custom help file is fairly similar. Your applications responds to a user request for Help (clicking a Help button, pressing F1, or whatever) by calling WinHelp and instructing it to open a specific compiled Help file. In…

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#9421-#Windows Help Files Message #9506

From: Atkin & Associates Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 10, 1994 7:37 AM

>> I assume then that your interest in Help files is as a medium for >> distributing and viewing electronic documents than as a means to document >> custom programs. If so, then you'll probably want to incorporate existing >> documents in the Help files you create. My mistake. I…

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#9423-Tool to create Help sys? Message #9443

From: Scott Arpajian Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 6, 1994 9:38 AM

>>I am looking for a tool that supports the construction of an online documentation system to work under Windows. One such system is the standard help system available in Windows itself via F1/"Help". I'd like to know if that is available; I'd also like info on more sophisticated alternatives.>This is…

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#9423-Tool to create Help sys? Message #9431

From: Ron Anderson [Sysop] Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 5, 1994 8:51 PM

There is a thread on this topic in the General Info section starting with message number 9401.

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#9401-Windows Help Files Message #9425

From: Scott Arpajian Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 5, 1994 7:15 PM

One of the best books I've seen on the subject is "Developing Online Help for Windows" from SAMS Publishing. Of course, nothing beats the "HAG" the Microsoft Help Authoring Guide. It's available as (what else?) a Windows Help file. Download HAG.ZIP from the Trends library in the PC Magazine EDITORIAL…

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#Tool to create Help sys? Message #9423

From: Uriel Wittenberg Forum: Windows Sources Forum May 5, 1994 4:14 PM

I am looking for a tool that supports the construction of an online documentation system to work under Windows. One such system is the standard help system available in Windows itself via F1/"Help". I'd like to know if that is available; I'd also like info on more sophisticated alternatives. This…

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