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ISP (and Corel WP)



Randall: That's pretty interesting about gis blocking out
other ISP's. Are they affiliated with Microsoft at all? :)

btw, had you been asking on the BLU list recently about
Corel Wordperfect, and what's the difference between the
Standard and Deluxe products? Just wanted to let you know,
if you read Linux Magazine, they have a 1-page review of
the software in the May issue, and they explain some of the
differences between the 2.

As far as they say, the main differences are the inclusion
of a database package called Paradox, as well as many more
fonts and clip art.

Also, I thought it was pretty interesting, that it doesn't
seem like there's actually a port of WP to Linux, instead,
they're running their Windows programs on top of Wine!

Just thought I'd let you know, I'm gonna cc this to the
list just in case it was someone else who had been asking
about WP.



--- Randall Hofland <rhofland at fastdial.net> wrote:
> Ken;
> 
>     I finally got Fastdial up and running. One of my
> problems turned out
> to be the username but I do have a recurring problem
> where my PPP appears
> to use an invalid file for authentification. I'll have to
> hunt it down and
> exterminate it. I have noticed that DNS is about the same
> (perhaps even
> better than GIS) and my mail service is much better with
> Fastdial although
> the poor quality of my telephone lines limits my service
> to 28K when the
> weather is wet. But at $7.50 a month I am saving $2.45 a
> month on service
> and they support most types of OS connections. I just
> hope things remain
> stable and honest. GIS actually blocked my access to
> fastdial as I was
> trying to get my service up and running!!! I ended up
> using an annonomizer
> to bypass their DNS.
> 


=====
Ken Gosier
ken_gosier at yahoo.com

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