In article <9311051920.AA19760 at audrey.lmf.org>, <jim at AUDREY.LMF.ORG> writes:
> I am a Windows PC user. However I cuurently use a dos Kermit to do Telnet
> and a dos FTP. Are there any good WINDOWS software to do telnet and FTP??
> What are you using??? I had heard that early windows software for this
> purpose used a large amount of needed conventional memory (as a TSR), is this
> true now??
> Thanks in advance
> Jim
Jim,
I've been using Chameleon TCP/IP from NetManage for several months now and find
it to be a very slick package. The memory requirements are small (approx 20K)
since it is a true Windows implementation, not a kludge built upon dos TSRs.
The package does telnet, FTP, has a news reader, and a POP3 mail client.
Overall very nice. The one drawback is price, about $400 for the package. It
also includes a WinSock interface that works great with the Gopher+ client I've
got running.
David
