CompuServe Archive

This is an archive of CompuServe forum messages from 1985 to 1995, as saved in transcripts by John Foust.

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Vernon, > Yeah??? What are you going to do about Caller ID with these USR gadgets? Ken
#71253 Restore Message #71321
Russell, > This is not an Okna problem per se and ocurred precisely because they endeavored to do as you suggest CIS only allows file names of format 6.3 rather than the standard 8.3 DOS format. Why, I do not know, perhaps DEC 20 heritage…. It is wise to keep…
Martine, >>With 4.1b, if a book and associated group(s) are both minimized, it is not possible to have the selected view from a group entry opened on the screen.
With 4.1b, if a book and associated group(s) are both minimized, it is not possible to have the selected view from a group entry opened on the screen. This more or less defeats the purpose of groups. Ken
From: Ken Parker [ASI] Windows 3rd Party D Forum · Okna Corp. February 21, 1995 2:25 PM
Dan, > Forget about WINCIM as being the problem. Just D/L the executable files in one pass, ie: do not ask for any files with the extension .txt. The problem is one of CIS, in that a compressed file D/L'ed immediately following a text file, will be corrupted in some…
#67980 #4.1B Question Message #68061
From: Ken Parker [ASI] Windows 3rd Party D Forum · Okna Corp. February 18, 1995 3:33 PM
Bob, > These are entries which have an event(s) which fall within the -grace- range you have specified. Ken
#67681 #Extract problem Message #67794
From: Ken Parker [ASI] Windows 3rd Party D Forum · Okna Corp. February 16, 1995 5:51 PM
Dean, > The bug is -not- in WinCim… Ken
From: Ken Parker [ASI] Windows 3rd Party D Forum · Okna Corp. February 15, 1995 7:58 AM
Martine, > What happened to Tracy? Is she no longer with Okna or a new assignment? If the former, extend to her my best wishes for the future. Ken
From: Ken Parker [ASI] Windows 3rd Party D Forum · Okna Corp. September 26, 1994 3:56 PM
Jim, > Well, I'll be hornswoggled! Kinda figured this Chicago thingie must be an OS/2 clone, of sorts, now I am convinced Same problem, much earlier reported. Ken