From: "David Devaney, Jr." <daviddjr@shadow.net>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 00:11:04 EDT
Subject: Test 1 PLEASE IGNORE. SORRY!!
This is a test.
Sorry about the wasted time and bandwidth.
David Devaney, Jr.
daviddjr@shadow.net
From: "David Devaney, Jr." <daviddjr@SHADOW.NET>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 01:05:07 EDT
Subject: test 2 PLEASE IGNORE SORRY!!!
This is another test.
Sorry about the waste. I am trying to fix a Presto!Mail
problem
David Devaney, Jr.
daviddjr@shadow.net
From: paulk <A5423643649@ATTPLS.NET>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 10:22:03 +0000
Subject: Re: SRAM Card
On Tuesday, July 16, 1996, David Devaney writes:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Do you have the option, on the list, to add the delivery information to
each of your messages. I do and I am haveing the same problem. I am
wondering if I turn this option off if I can get Presto!Mail to decode
them. I can decode them with Greg's UUDecode with no problem, as he
mentioned in a later message, so I would think this would work the way
P!Mail is supposed to work (If both sender and receiver have P!mail
they can exchange Magic messages.). David Devaney, Jr.
daviddjr@shadow.net
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
Dave,
Yes I do. If you try turning it off, let me know if it fixes it.
What is the command anyway? When I try to
decode magicmail with uudecode .98. I get "the uuencoded data contains
corrupted information". I have tried this on 3 different encoded msg's.
-- paulk
From: Bruce Tong <zztong@MAIL.EV.NET>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 08:44:54 -0500
Subject: Re: AOL & SprintNet
> Is this just a problem in Honolulu, or have some of the rest of you
> also experienced this? Does AOL plan on changing all its SprintNet
> access numbers to AOLNet numbers? Anybody know anything about this?
I'm not aware of AOLs plans, but I've been in a similar boat this
whole time. There is no local access number here, so I always have to
call long distance. That is, until we got an Internet feed at work.
Now I connect to AOL via the network.
I wonder what it would take to make a similar connection from my Magic
Cap device through a local ISP to AOL.
--
Bruce Tong
Systems Programmer
Electronic Vision / Fitne
Work:
Phone : (614) 592-2511
Fax : (614) 592-2650
mailto:zztong@evi.ev.net
http://www.fitne.ev.net/
Play:
mailto:zztong@eurekanet.com
mailto:zztong@aol.com
http://www.eurekanet.com/~zztong
From: Petr Vyhnak <pvyhnak@ATTBCS.ANET.CZ>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 14:54:59 +0200
Subject: Re: AOL & SprintNet
>
>I wonder what it would take to make a similar connection from my Magic
>Cap device through a local ISP to AOL.
>
>--
It should not be that hard. I have played with this a bit, and I have somewhere
a program running on a PC that can accept an icoming call from the PIC1000 and
fool the device into thinking it has connected to a SprintNet number. After
that it starts sending AOL packets. I think the rest that needs to be done
is to open a TCP connection to AOL and route the incoming packets from the
modem to the TCP connection (and vice versa). Looks easy (but maybe there is
a hidden problem I cannot see at the moment).
Petr Vyhnak
PS: You'd need a PC with TCP/IP Internet connection and a modem. If you have
a dial-up access to the ISP you'd need two modems .....
From: Bill Bereza <A5823644626@ATTPLS.NET>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 13:03:25 +0000
Subject: PLink Patch
magic-cap,
I'm sure some of you have now recieved the message from AT&T about the
patch which will hide all references PersonaLink in Magic Cap like
stamps, the building, etc. Being the pack-rat that I am, I'd hate to
hide all these things even if they are useless..
What I'd like is a patch that would change the graphic for the AT&T
building to an abandoned look. It could have boarded up windows and a
collapsing roof. Shouldn't every downtown have a slum section?
Bill
From: Tom Anderson <toma@HALCYON.COM>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 07:01:09 -0700
Subject: Re: Gammon
>Does someone know if Gammon can be played with two players, or is it just
>between the user and the ML processor? Also, does it involve a lot of
>dragging
>on the screen? Thanks,
I believe it can only be played against the computer. There is a lot of
dragging (that's how you move). It's a nice game, but I think it cheats
(everytime I get a double, it follows with a double).
Tom
From: Wayne Sanderson <A5023644635@ATTPLS.NET>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 14:12:44 +0000
Subject: PLink Patch
And just out of curiousity, how much main memory is this patch going to
take up? Or will it perform a minor miracle and free some up?
From: Greg Satz <satz@CISCO.COM>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 07:15:10 -0700
Subject: Re: SRAM Card
Poster: paulk
> Yes I do. If you try turning it off, let me know if it fixes it.
> What is the command anyway? When I try to
> decode magicmail with uudecode .98. I get "the uuencoded data contains
> corrupted information". I have tried this on 3 different encoded msg's.
UUDecode complains about corrupted information when Steve's Mail Tools or
Magic Cap 1.5 format incoming message text option is enabled. If the
uuencoded text is reformatted, UUDecode cannot decode it. Make sure this
rule is off.
Greg Satz
From: paulk <A5423643649@ATTPLS.NET>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 14:56:32 +0000
Subject: Re: SRAM Card
On Tuesday, July 16, 1996, Magic Cap Discussion List writes:
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
UUDecode complains about corrupted information when Steve's Mail Tools
or
Magic Cap 1.5 format incoming message text option is enabled. If the
uuencoded text is reformatted, UUDecode cannot decode it. Make sure
this
rule is off.
Greg Satz
>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>>
It was the format rule, I had it on. All is well now.
Danka.
From: MCW Online <mcwonline@genmagic.com>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 09:30:34 -0700
Subject: Re: What is this
Sending from Prestomail to Prestomail will continue to allow rich content,
just like PLink allowed.
Joel Connors
MC Support
At 07:52 PM 7/15/96 +0000, Kevin Fries wrote:
>Hi guys,
>Magic Cap Discussion List writes:
>> It is exactly what you said it is in your note.
>> Presto!Mail will take the rich-text information
>> (sound, scribbles, different fonts, stamps, etc.)
>> and encode them into a text format suitable for
>> transport over the internet. It uses a binary to
>> text encoding call uuencode which is a de-facto
>> internet standard. The UUDecode package will
>> decode Presto!Mail packages into magic mail
>> messages as well.
>> Greg Satz
>
>So, if I hear you correctly, Presto!Mail will still send MagicMail like
>PLINK, but send it through the standard internet datapipe. Does that
>mean that if I set up a scheduled item in my date book, filled in the
>who, and pressed invite, They would receive the same email, with yes
>and no buttons to update their own schedule? If so, you made me feel
>much better about being dropped by PLINK.
>
>Kevin Fries
>
From: MCW Online <mcwonline@genmagic.com>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 09:23:38 -0700
Subject: Re: presto!mail 1.5 bugs
Hi Greg,
Thanks for the bug posting. I have forwarded it on to the right areas here
at General Magic.
Best
Joel Connors
MC Support
At 11:00 PM 7/14/96 -0700, Greg Satz wrote:
>I am not sure where to send bugs about presto!mail so I am sending them
>here. Hopefully folks won't mind and it may help resolve some of the
>issues.
>
>1) I select the prompt checkbox in the PPP login stamp in the service
>provider form. This allows me to enter my password without storing it on
>the communicator. However the password prompt window occurs after the phone
>is dialed and the far modem answers. It should prompt before the phone is
>dialed. If you must enter a combination of numbers and letters, your login
>time may run out.
>
>2) I cannot seem to get the script statement 'expect ">" :5' to work. Is it
>something I am doing wrong?
>
>3) When I selected the presto!mail rules stamp from the stamper in the
>provider form, my presto!link stamps and presto!mail stamps disappeared. I
>had to throw away that particular provider card and start over.
>
>Greg Satz
>
From: MCW Online <mcwonline@genmagic.com>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 09:27:21 -0700
Subject: Re: AOL & SprintNet
Hi there Joe,
Just so you know the message has appeared all three times on the list. My
guess is that you need to set your Listserv preferances. The default is to
not show your own posts.
Send a help message to Listserv@bronvw.brown.edu and look for the setting
for responses.
Best
Joel Connors
MC Support
At 06:49 AM 7/15/96 -0400, Joe Solem wrote:
>I'm going to try this one more time. The first two times I tried to post
>this it didn't appear on the list, causing me untold AOL-related
>paranoia. (Imagine Twilight Zone music here)
>
>Ok. AOL discontinued using it's SprintNet local access number here in
>Honolulu as of July 1st. Now there's no way to use my PIC-1000 with AOL,
>as AOLNet does not support Magic Links. This seems to be the same thing
>as what's happened with AOL's overseas access numbers, where GlobalNet
>has replaced SprintNet, making an AOL local connection impossible.
>
>One of the PDA guys at AOL tells me that it's a situation unique to
>Honolulu. I'm wondering if that's true, and if AOL has plans to cut off
>all it's Magic Link members in the future. Anybody know anything about
>this? Has anybody else been cut off by AOL?
>
>Joe Solem
>
++++++++++++++++++++++++++++++
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Email at: mcwonline@genmagic.com
Phone at: (408) 774-4041
Fax at: 800-774-3311
Support hours are 9am to 5pm (PST) Monday through Friday, excluding holidays
From: Kevin Fries <A5783644665@ATTPLS.NET>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 17:26:18 +0000
Subject:
Dear Magic,
OK, now I'm confused. When I checked the ARDIS web site, it does
not show it's coverage going anywhere the airport (which is closer to
Lincoln than Denver ) Now I have an eye witness that
it does work out at the tent city. So, is there anyone doing business
on the front range? If so, are any of you using an Envoy or the
Wireless Modem Link + Cell phone for Magic Link. I am especially
interested in along the front range, I-70, and the western slope.
Thanks
Kevin Fries
Magic Cap Discussion List writes:
> I have been using PIC1000, PIC2000 and the Envoy
> for the last year. In all cases, going wireless
> is somewhat pricey. Cellular can be a royal pain
> (depending on you phone, service, etc) as well as
> expensive. I have found a few places where the
> envoy doesn't work, but for the most part it
> works fine. I have used it in DIA many times.
> What you need to consider is what you are going
> to use the wireless service for. If you are
> going to use it for user groups like this, you
> better get a tight grip on your wallet unless you
> have one of the wireless providers who only
> charge a flat rate. If you can restrict your
> wireless use to short e-mails or targeted
> webpages, I think that you will find the Envoy
> work better (if you can accept the hardware
From: Richard Brown <A5403644662@ATTPLS.NET>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 17:31:27 +0000
Subject: ISP'S and 1-800 ?
RICHARD BROWN PHOTOGRAPHY
725 NW Flanders # 204
Portland OR 97209
Studio 503-226-7033
Seattle 206-989-5555
_______________________________________________________
For myself the future looks to be Presto mail .
Does anyone use a local ISP that has a 1-800 access # or does that
exist now that Personal link will be gone ?
I spend most of my time away from my office and home and need access
from the US and abroad , I found the 1-800 # to be a huge money saver
when retrieving mail from hotels.
Does anyone have any recommendations to a service provider other than
C-serve and AOL ?
Thanks
R Brown
From: MCW Online <mcwonline@genmagic.com>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 11:28:33 -0700
Subject: Re: Time out
At 10:50 PM 7/13/96 -0700, Richard Brodsky wrote:
>Dear Magic,
>I keep getting the "time out waiting for TOP command" message with Presto
>Mail. Is there anything I can do?
>Attachment Converted: C:\EUDORA\Timeout
>
Greetings Richard,
You can up the POP timeout by option-tapping on the POP stamp on the
provider card. If you are still having problem's with time outs after that
please contact our Technical support at 1-888-266-5873.
Thanks
Joel Connors
MC Support
From: Charlie F <A5123644606@ATTPLS.NET>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 19:04:57 +0000
Subject: Re: PersonaLink Patch
Dear AT&T PersonaLink Services and Magic,
AT&T PersonaLink Services writes:
> As a result of our recent announcement to
> discontinue service, customers have asked for the
> ability to remove references to "AT&T" and
> "PersonaLink Services" that currently reside in
> the Magic Cap Operating System. To accommodate
> these requests, General Magic has created
> software which we are calling the "PersonaLink
> Patch". This patch will hide all references to
> AT&T PersonaLink including logos, AT&T Building
> and service features.
This raises a few questions.
1. What is the loss/gain of the above 'patch' in terms of precious
main memory?
2. Would we be better off resetting the device, therefore deleting all
changes to the ATT software rumored to save 30-40k, or is this built
into the patch?
3. If we did #2 above, how could we get the patch?
4. Can the patch be obtained someplace later, and installed? I.e.
3.47 months from now I have to cold boot, and rest my device, I would
like to be able to install the patch then.
Thanks
Charlie F
---
NOTICE: This message originally included graphics and/or sounds which
can only be received by AT&T PersonaLink(sm) subscribers. You received
only the text portion(s) of the message. Please contact the sender for
information that was deleted. To learn how to send and receive
graphics, voice and text messages via AT&T PersonaLink Services, call
1-800-936-LINK.
From: Paul Linhardt <plin@SONYSOFT.COM>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 12:40:21 -0700
Subject: Re: Gammon
>Dear MagicCap,
>
>Does someone know if Gammon can be played with two players, or is it just
>between the user and the ML processor? Also, does it involve a lot of dragging
>on the screen? Thanks,
>
>Athanasios.
Anthanasios,
Sorry, but there is no 2 player mode in Gammon (Reversi is the only game in
the Game Pack which has a two player mode).
Gammon does require dragging pieces around the board. It is less intensive
than Scramble since there is no timer. If you keep your screen clean, it
shouldn't cause scratching.
Gammon is available alone via Outfitter's Direct or in the Magic Bag Game
Pack (with 5 other SNTI games) from various sources. Check our web page
for more details.
-Paul
---------------------
Sony New Technologies
http://www.sonysoft.com
1-800-739-7337
Attention! New e-mail address: plin@sonysoft.com
From: Ray Rischpater <Ray_Rischpater@ALLPEN.COM>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 13:13:34 -0800
Subject: 1800 ISP's...
Mr. Brown wrote:
>Does anyone use a local ISP that has a 1-800 access # or does that
>exist now that Personal link will be gone ?
CompuServe and Sprynet both offer 1800 access.
From: Lee Butler <leebu@IX.NETCOM.COM>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 13:42:06 -0700
Subject: Presto prob and actions
Magic:
I had massive mail transfer errors including random stops on Farcast msgs...
Presto!mail had 157k in changes and Farcast had 75k changes. This was all on
a pic2000.
Things are working again and I thought I would pass along my steps to get
there.
Reset the Farcast pkg. This packed up new items as well, bug?
Pack Farcast
Unpack new items. tap continue on dialog about unavailable pkgs (farcast)
Reset presto!mail
Force cleanup
Unpack Farcast and configure email address
Download mail.... All happy again.
Thanks,
Lee Butler
Consultant
leebu@ix.netcom.com
Phone:303.843.1738 Pager:800.480.9079
From: Greg Satz <satz@CISCO.COM>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 13:59:27 -0700
Subject: Re: PersonaLink Patch
Poster: Charlie F
> This raises a few questions.
>
> 1. What is the loss/gain of the above 'patch' in terms of precious
> main memory?
Retrieving the information from the AT&T library (using Magic Cap 1.5)
returns an information note I am forwarding to this list. It claims the
patch is 11k and it does live in ram.
> 2. Would we be better off resetting the device, therefore deleting all
> changes to the ATT software rumored to save 30-40k, or is this built
> into the patch?
It is closer to 100k from my measurements.
> 3. If we did #2 above, how could we get the patch?
They send you the patch. Upon downloading it it asks if you want to disable
PLS. IU said no so it packed itself up on my pc card shelf. I will attempt
to back it up with Magic Xchange.
> 4. Can the patch be obtained someplace later, and installed? I.e.
> 3.47 months from now I have to cold boot, and rest my device, I would
> like to be able to install the patch then.
Maybe sony, moto or GM could put it on their web site(s)?
I don't know who would donate 11k of ram(!) to hide something. Memory is
just too precious to waste in this way, in my opinion.
Oh, the card that returned the software from the AT&T Library (looked like
a neat new Magic Cap 1.5 feature that is doomed with PLS) returned a
Telecard with an interesting Telescript stamp I have never seen before.
Greg Satz
From: Sandy Schurtz <fas@GATE.NET>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 16:57:04 -0700
Subject: Presto!Mail 1.5 and Presto!Link 1.0
Where can one purchase Presto!Mail & Presto!Link????
SONY is no help!
F. A. Schurtz
From: Lee Butler <leebu@IX.NETCOM.COM>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 13:41:41 -0700
Subject: Re: ISP'S and 1-800 ?
This message contains mail encoded for MagicCap
--magicmail
Richard Brown writes:
> Does anyone have any recommendations to a service provider other than
> C-serve and AOL ?
I went with Netcom for the local access numbers and they have a 800 number foz
an extra fee.
Thanks,
Lee Butler
Consultant
leebu@ix.netcom.com
Phone:303.843.1738 Pager:800.480.9079
--magicmail
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From: "Leo D'Angelo" <lad@WORLD.STD.COM>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 16:40:33 -0400
Subject:
This message contains mail encoded for MagicCap
--magicmail
Dear Magic,
Could someone kindly tell me what happened to magic cap for windows?? I can't
seem to find it on the general magic website.
--magicmail
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M(&9O
From: Greg Satz <A5303644644@ATTPLS.NET>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 20:56:31 +0000
Subject: pls patch
----------------
Received: by attpls.net with Magicmail;16 Jul 96 20:11:35 UT
Date: 16 Jul 96 20:56:31 UT
From: AT&T_PersonaLink_Library@attpls.net (AT&T PersonaLink Library)
To: Greg_Satz@attpls.net (Greg Satz)
Message-Id: <35FA477B>
Dear AT&T PersonaLink Subscribers,
As a result of our recent announcement to discontinue service,
customers have asked for the ability to remove references to "AT&T
PersonaLink Services" that currently exist in the Magic Cap Operating
System. The following information will assist you should you desire to
remove these references.
A software patch was created by General Magic which will hide all
references to AT&T PersonaLink Services, including the logo, building
and service features. The package size is 11K bytes and will be
installed into your RAM memory ( a portion of your device Main Memory
or Memory Card, depending on your device configuration).
After installation you will need to "unpack" this package in your
storeroom.
If you want to receive this patch simply tap "get software" and your
request will be sent to PersonaLink and the software delivered to your
mailbox.
NOTE: Removing the batteries from your communicator, and resetting your
device to its original state, will remove this software patch causing
AT&T PersonaLink Services to "reappear".
Sincerely,
AT&T PersonaLink Services
---
NOTICE: This message originally included graphics and/or sounds which
can only be received by AT&T PersonaLink(sm) subscribers. You received
only the text portion(s) of the message. Please contact the sender for
information that was deleted. To learn how to send and receive
graphics, voice and text messages via AT&T PersonaLink Services, call
1-800-936-LINK.
----------------
From: Scott Doniger <A5603644614@ATTPLS.NET>
Date: Tue, 16 Jul 1996 21:05:23 +0000
Subject: Re: 2 SRAM Cards
Dear Magic,
Magic Cap Discussion List writes:
> Michael H. Phillips writes:
> > Has anyone used 2 SRAM cards on a PIC-2000
> > at the same time? I have a 2meg card now and
> > I was wondering if it would benefit me to get
> > another?
I have had 2 2mg SRAM cards since i got my 2000. No ptoblems. I try to
keep packages that DONT change,like uudecode, on one and things like
new items and Presto on the other.
It also allows me to do a FULL backup to my SRAM card, if MXChange
isnt avail...
Scott
--------------------------
From the desk of Scott Doniger...
From: Erik de Ruijter <erikdr@IAEHV.NL>
Date: Wed, 17 Jul 1996 01:30:06 +0200
Subject: installing cw9
From: Erik de Ruijter/ Algorithmic Research, The Netherlands.
Subject: installing Codewarrior Gold 9
I will need to install the new version (9) of the Magic Cap SDK very
soon now (coming from version 7).
Has anybody experienced any problems that I should be aware of.
Thanks in advance.
=================================================================
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From: Kevin Fries <A5783644665@ATTPLS.NET>
Date: Wed, 17 Jul 1996 03:17:52 +0000
Subject: Re: ISP'S and 1-800 ?
Dear Magic,
Magic Cap Discussion List writes:
> I spend most of my time away from my office and
> home and need access from the US and abroad , I
> found the 1-800 # to be a huge money saver when
> retrieving mail from hotels.
have you tries network MCI?
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