Hi All,
Just a FYI that I've disabled posting to the Yahoo groups version of the
list.

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Cheers,

Paul.

I have some time done this at work in windows.
Dietrich

Jeffrey Race wrote:
> On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 08:30:28 -0700, Bry Melvin wrote:
>
>
>>For what it's worth I do the same thing (convert html to PDFs....but
>>have lately been using Oo for this.  Seems to work ok.
>
>
> I have not yet installed OO.  Can you confirmit will output as
> PDF?
>
> Jeffrey Race
>
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On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 09:36:41 -0700, Bry Melvin wrote:

> >I have not yet installed OO.  Can you confirmit will output as
> >PDF?
> ...
> have not tried 1.1.4 yet as what I installed this way when my "beta"
> InnoTek turned into a pumpkin has been working for me.
>
> Logic  would say the GA version from Innotek/Serenity should do as well
> or better :-)

It does. But there's one thing to remember: if you have exported a
document to PDF, exit OO before starting AcroRead to check the
conversion results. Starting AcroRead while OO is running seems to end
in kind of deadlock.


Ade

Reinhard

On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 08:30:28 -0700, Bry Melvin wrote:

For what it's worth I do the same thing (convert html to PDFs....but have lately been using Oo for this. Seems to work ok.

I have not yet installed OO. Can you confirmit will output as
PDF?
Jeffrey Race

On Fri, 18 Mar 2005 08:30:28 -0700, Bry Melvin wrote:

>For what it's worth I do the same thing (convert html to PDFs....but
>have lately been using Oo for this.  Seems to work ok.

I have not yet installed OO.  Can you confirmit will output as
PDF?

Jeffrey Race

Dr. Martin Stahl wrote:

Hello All, having been on the Cebit, I handed over the question to the ADOBE
people, if product activation for version 7.x is needed - and written
on a special sector of the HDD.
Now I got the answer from them: * A. Heincke
* Adobe Systems GmbH
* Customer Information Center
* Deutschland +49 (0)180 230 43 16
* Österreich +43 (0)800 29 50 73
* Schweiz +41 (0)800 55 51 54
ONLY for the full version (to be sold) - NOT for the ADOBE Acrobat
Reader 7.x Good for Acrobat Reader on Odin - bad for full version on Odin. I hope, this information will help us a little bit.

I can run the FULL version of Adobe Acrobat 5 under Odin/Innowin without too many problems, but the main reason I want to run it is for being able to download a webpage and have it converted into a PDF automatically, changing all necessary URLs into PDF bookmarks. I've found it to be great for organizing and saving HOW-TOs and such.
But this one function doesn't work and I have no clue why. It would be nice if someone from Adobe knew enough about OS/2 and Odin to offer some clues to possibly getting this working.

Dr. Martin Stahl wrote:

>Hello All,
>
>having been on the Cebit, I handed over the question to the ADOBE
>people, if product activation for version 7.x is needed  - and written
>on a special sector of the HDD.
>
>Now I got the answer from them:
>
>* A. Heincke
>* Adobe Systems GmbH
>* Customer Information Center
>
>* Deutschland +49 (0)180 230 43 16
>* Österreich +43 (0)800 29 50 73
>* Schweiz +41 (0)800 55 51 54
>
>ONLY for the full version (to be sold) - NOT for the ADOBE Acrobat
>Reader 7.x
>Good for Acrobat Reader on Odin - bad for full version on Odin.
>I hope, this information will help us a little bit.
>
I can run the FULL version of Adobe Acrobat 5 under Odin/Innowin without
too many problems, but the main reason I want to run it is for being
able to download a webpage and have it converted into a PDF
automatically, changing all necessary URLs into PDF bookmarks.  I've
found it to be great for organizing and saving HOW-TOs and such.

But this one function doesn't work and I have no clue why.  It would be
nice if someone from Adobe knew enough about OS/2 and Odin to offer some
clues to possibly getting this working.

Hello All,

having been on the Cebit, I handed over the question to the ADOBE
people, if product activation for version 7.x is needed  - and written
on a special sector of the HDD.

Now I got the answer from them:

* A. Heincke
* Adobe Systems GmbH
* Customer Information Center

* Deutschland +49 (0)180 230 43 16
* Österreich +43 (0)800 29 50 73
* Schweiz +41 (0)800 55 51 54

ONLY for the full version (to be sold) - NOT for the ADOBE Acrobat
Reader 7.x
Good for Acrobat Reader on Odin - bad for full version on Odin.
I hope, this information will help us a little bit.

Kind regards from Laatzen (Hannover), Germany,
the city of the CeBIT

Martin


Dietrich Teickner schrieb:
>
> Then as for Acro(bat)Reader 7.0, not for Adobe Acrobat 7.0.
>
> I have downloaded it and will test this in the next times.
> Currently I have no documet found, that need mare as
> Acro(bat)Read(er) 4.05.
>
> Dietrich
>
> Jon Harrison wrote:
> > On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 20:12:10 +0100 (MEZ), Robert Lalla wrote:
> >
> >
> >>http://www.heise.de/newsticker/result.xhtml?url=/newsticker/meldung/55391
> >>
> >
> >
> > Thank you.  The way I read it this is for the full product, not the
> > free reader.  I could be wrong but that is how I see it.
> >
> > Jon

http://www.innotek.de/products
click on the adobe reader link and the preview 5.1 is at the top.

Dale A Cook wrote:

>  Could someone post a link/url to the below mentioned 5.1 version?
> Thankyou in advance!
>
> Alan Beagley wrote:
>
>> Even with Innotek's Odinized version of Acrobat 5.1 I have encountered
>> documents that say I need an updated version, but as far as I was able
>> to tell they displayed OK anyway.
>>
>> -=-
>> Alan
>

Even with Innotek's Odinized version of Acrobat 5.1 I have encountered
documents that say I need an updated version, but as far as I was able
to tell they displayed OK anyway.

-=-
Alan


On 03/16/05 12:33 am Dietrich Teickner tossed the following ingredients
into the ever-growing pot of cybersoup:

> Then as for Acro(bat)Reader 7.0, not for Adobe Acrobat 7.0.
>
> I have downloaded it and will test this in the next times.
> Currently I have no documet found, that need mare as
> Acro(bat)Read(er) 4.05.



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On Thu, 2005-03-17 at 15:55 +0000, Wilbert James Williams wrote:
>
> Ya, Twonky is trying to make a tcpip connection in
> some strange manner.  Possibly it would work easier
> or better on an actual 'server'.  When the documentation
> mentioned WinAmp, I thought it would be a simple setup,
> because I have WinAmp 5.08c running under ODIN 20050308
> and I can already connect to www.shoutcast.com and play

Twonkey plugs to winamp to get the playlist etc. and then allows
UPNP devices like webradios to play mp3s etc.
So it is a full fledged streaming server with all what that implies.
If you want to debug that more closely use the debug version and
use tools like netstat and/or tcpdump to see if there are open sockets
and what data flows over them.


--

Ya, Twonky is trying to make a tcpip connection in
some strange manner.  Possibly it would work easier
or better on an actual 'server'.  When the documentation
mentioned WinAmp, I thought it would be a simple setup,
because I have WinAmp 5.08c running under ODIN 20050308
and I can already connect to www.shoutcast.com and play
any of the radio stations forever.  But, it just wasn't
the case.  I can't find anything wrong with my DSL linkup.
Since the testing is harmless, I will keep trying.
Goodluck.

Jimmy


--- In odinusers@yahoogroups.com, "Alastair B-R" <ajbudge@t...> wrote:
> Hi Jimmy,
> I have almost given up on this as there is a problem getting the
> TCP & UDP bindings sorted.  I am out of my depth in computing
> know how.  The second error message you found has been repeated
> here and was also posted on the Twonky usergroup (who are using
> Linux or WinXP) but there was never a satisfactory answer.  It
> does seem that that might be the only problem to overcome.  I
> shall have to keep pestering friends who are Networking experts.
> Meanwhile I have been trying a port of Edna with Python which was
> reported in Computer Shopper for Linux users and for which OS/2
> ports are available.  The basic workings of streaming and
> broadcasting an MP3 file or M3U playlist are working but I now
> need to address the UPnP handshake with the remote playing
> device.  Again, Linux ports are available but I am well out of my
> depth.   I shall have to keep asking around.
> Meanwhile many thanks for your help.
> Regards,
> Alastair.
>
>
>
> On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 12:22:08 -0000, Wilbert James Williams wrote:
>
> >
> >
> >Actually Alastair, I don't have the slightest idea of
> >what to do with Twonky, even if it worked.  All I am
> >doing is providing a starting point for your concern by
> >trying to verify 'basic' operation.  Basic meaning;
> >Will the damned thing even startup under ODIN.
> >In regards to these basics, I have provided that answer.
> >Now, in regards to what it does under WinXP?  Well, if
> >I enter command:  musicserver -v 511
> >As before, it displays the Twonky splash screen, then
> >moves it to the systray as an icon.  If I then enter
> >command netstat, XP shows:
> >
> >Active Connections
> >
> >  Proto  Local Address          Foreign Address        State
> >  TCP    ibm-54xk1bba18d:1059   scweb-dtc1s-0.shoutcast.com:http
> >TIME_WAIT
> >  TCP    ibm-54xk1bba18d:1055   169.254.26.242:8080    ESTABLISHED
> >  TCP    ibm-54xk1bba18d:1056   169.254.26.242:8080    ESTABLISHED
> >  TCP    ibm-54xk1bba18d:8080   169.254.26.242:1055    ESTABLISHED
> >  TCP    ibm-54xk1bba18d:8080   169.254.26.242:1056    ESTABLISHED
> >------------------------------------------------------------------
> >So under XP it basically starts up without error and then sits
> >idle awaiting input.
> >
> >Jimmy
> >
> >
> >--- In odinusers@yahoogroups.com, "Alastair B-R" <ajbudge@t...>
wrote:
> >> Hi Jimmy,
> >> Sorry to reply from digest but have only just joined group and
> >> setting was for daily digests.  Many many thanks for taking the
> >> trouble to try out Twonky.  Please see comments below.
> >>
> >> >      1. Re: Directory Structure with Odin
> >> >           From: "Wilbert James Williams" <jimone@p...>
> >>
> >> >Message: 1
> >> >   Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2005 13:53:51 -0000
> >> >   From: "Wilbert James Williams" <jimone@p...>
> >> >Subject: Re: Directory Structure with Odin
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >I tried this out under ODIN 20050226 debug.  Went
> >> >to www.twonkyvision.com and acquired the 2.6 zip package.
> >> >There is nothing much to do in regards to installation.
> >> >Just copy the MusicServer.exe file from the unzipped
> >> >directories 'windows' subdirectory to where ever you store
> >> >your media content.  In my case, I placed the exe in my
> >> >D:/my_music  directory.  Then, from there you enter command:
> >> >pe musicserver.exe
> >> >------------------
> >> >When the product starts up, it will properly create a file
> >> >twonkyvision-musicserver.ini  in your ODIN directory.  But,
> >> >that is about as far as you will get.  On PE startup you get:
> >> >
> >> >The application has called
> >> >the Non-Existing-API
> >> >MusicServer.exe -> NotifyAddrChange
> >> >(loaded by IPHLPAPI.DLL)
> >> >
> >> >This error basically means that the current ODIN has
> >> >not been coded with the functions that support NotifyAddrChange.
> >>
> >> Further to my posting on what I am trying to achieve, my music
> >> files are on another machine on the Lan so I wanted to point the
> >> musicserver at that directory rather than install in same
> >> directory.  I think this is possible using a shared drive and
> >> pointing twonky to the file within the config setup.  Anyhow with
> >> regards to the above error, I am not sure to what address this
> >> refers.  Is it the directory?  In other words is it something
> >> that can be sorted by path statements or by running twonky in
> >> another directory.  I am not an IT person so forgive my question
> >> if it is dumb.
> >>
> >>
> >> >If you respond ABORT, the product cleanly terminates.  If you
> >> >respond IGNORE,  twonky tries to startup, displays its splash
> >> >screen and places its icon in the systray.  That's just fine.
> >> >But, I also see a 'Critical Error' noting:
> >> >
> >> >Error while binding to SSDP Multicast socket: 10042
> >> >Check your IP settings: 127.0.0.1
> >>
> >> This is familiar and is what I get if I try and run twonky.
> >> Don't know why it should look to local host ip.  Strange thing is
> >> if I run twonky by dropping onto Acrobat5 icon, it refers to the
> >> correct IP for this machine but still doesn't bind to socket.
> >> The same error message was reported some time ago on the
> >> media-servers.com forum with some advice on where to look.  See
> >> below.
> >>
> >>
> >> >I don't know if this criterr is a result of the N-E-A error
> >> >against iphlpapi.dll, or something 'hookey' with my OS2
> >> >SafeFire DSL setup.  Anyway, since my D:\my_music directory
> >> >is accessible to my WinXP partition, I fired it up under XP
> >> >just to see what it should do.  Except for not getting any
> >> >errors, it comes up in the same fashion.
> >>
> >> Err, in what fashion is that?  I assume it will run OK on XP.  If
> >> so setup, what are results of "ipconfig/all"  netstat.  Also
> >> could you run "mediaserver -v 511"  These were the forum
> >> suggestions.
> >>
> >> Regards,
> >> Alastair.
> >>
> >> >
> >> >Jimmy
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >--- In odinusers@yahoogroups.com, "Alastair B-R" <ajbudge@t...>
> >wrote:
> >> >>
> >> >> Hi, Newbie here needing advice.  Mission is to run Twonky on
> >> >> Odin.
> >> >> I started with Warpin install of latest release of Odin
accepting
> >> >> default directories.
> >> >> Somebody in another group suggested I also install odinapp
which
> >> >> I did by running "pe setup".  It ran just fine and put Odin
Test
> >> >> object on desktop which runs Hello World.  So far so good.
> >> >> I looked at directory structure and found the odinapp set up a
> >> >> new directory "program files" on root where Odin directory is
> >> >> located.  In this "program files" directory there is an Odin
> >> >> subdirectory and in that "Odin Test" directory etc.
> >> >>
> >> >> Now my question is where should I try and install Twonky.  If
I
> >> >> unzip media-servers-2-6.zip it creates a directory WINDOWS at
> >> >> root with media-server executable in it but it puts a number
of
> >> >> other subdirectories (eg. linux, asus, doc ) in the root.
> >> >> Should I install in the "program files" directory or create a
new
> >> >> directory at root such as Twonky and put it there.
> >> >>
> >> >> I ask because I am having problems getting it to run.
Different
> >> >> error messages depending on how I start Twonky and Twonky puts
> >> >> its .ini file in the main Odin directory, of which it should
not
> >> >> even be aware!
> >> >>
> >> >> Some guidance on where to install and any known path issues
would
> >> >> be appreciated.
> >> >> Regards,
> >> >> Alastair.
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >>_________________________________________________
> >_______________________
> >>
> >>_________________________________________________
> >_______________________
> >> >
> >> >Message: 2
> >> >   Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2005 07:18:34 -0700
> >> >   From: Andy Willis <abwillis@c...>
> >> >Subject: Re: Directory Structure with Odin
> >> >
> >> >Alastair B-R wrote:
> >> >
> >> >>Hi, Newbie here needing advice.  Mission is to run Twonky on
> >> >>Odin.
> >> >>I started with Warpin install of latest release of Odin
accepting
> >> >>default directories.
> >> >>Somebody in another group suggested I also install odinapp
which
> >> >>I did by running "pe setup".  It ran just fine and put Odin
Test
> >> >>object on desktop which runs Hello World.  So far so good.
> >> >>I looked at directory structure and found the odinapp set up a
> >> >>new directory "program files" on root where Odin directory is
> >> >>located.  In this "program files" directory there is an Odin
> >> >>subdirectory and in that "Odin Test" directory etc.
> >> >>
> >> >>Now my question is where should I try and install Twonky.  If I
> >> >>unzip media-servers-2-6.zip it creates a directory WINDOWS at
> >> >>root with media-server executable in it but it puts a number of
> >> >>other subdirectories (eg. linux, asus, doc ) in the root.
> >> >>Should I install in the "program files" directory or create a
new
> >> >>directory at root such as Twonky and put it there.
> >> >>
> >> >>I ask because I am having problems getting it to run.
Different
> >> >>error messages depending on how I start Twonky and Twonky puts
> >> >>its .ini file in the main Odin directory, of which it should
not
> >> >>even be aware!
> >> >>
> >> >>Some guidance on where to install and any known path issues
would
> >> >>be appreciated.
> >> >>Regards,
> >> >>Alastair.
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >It will know of Odin due to the registry entries... it thinks
it is
> >the
> >> >windows directory.  As to what directory to put it in... where
> >does it
> >> >want to install?  Usually windows installers have a default.
The
> >only
> >> >real issue I know of is that in some cases you want a directory
> >with no
> >> >spaces and less than 8 characters in the name or else the
registry
> >> >entries will use the ~1 convention which won't be found on
OS/2.
> >> >Andy
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >>_________________________________________________
> >_______________________
> >>
> >>_________________________________________________
> >_______________________
> >> >
> >> >Message: 3
> >> >   Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2005 12:30:09 -0000
> >> >   From: "martin_vieregg" <martin_vieregg@y...>
> >> >Subject: Internet connection problem with Odin
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >Hi,
> >> >
> >> >the german tax office has decided that for companies, that only
tax
> >> >formulars sent by special (Windows) programs are allowed
anymore.
> >> >Paper forms are no more accepted. (!) The german abbreviation of
> >these
> >> >electronic forms is "Elster", www.elster.de,
www.elsterformular.de.
> >> >
> >> >There is an official 10 MB archive (Elsterformular) which
requires
> >> >Microsoft DAO and seems not to work with Odin. The most
efficient
> >> >solution seems to be Winston (www.felfri.de), a small Windows
> >program
> >> >which works fine with Odin, but there's one problem concerning
the
> >> >internet connection. I've got contact with the author and he is
> >also
> >> >intersted in getting his programm running on the OS/2 platform.
> >> >
> >> >He wrote:
> >> >When Winston tries to connect, NonblockingMode is turned on:
> >> >ioctlsocket(s, FIONBIO, &TRUE); The Connect returns an error
(-1)
> >> >(this is normal) and then I query with WSAGetLastError() the
type
> >of
> >> >the error. On real Windows, you'll normally get a WSAEWOULDBLOCK
> >and
> >> >then I wait up to 20 seconds for answering. The Odin Connect
also
> >> >returns the error -1, but WSAGetLastError() returns a 0 and
> >because of
> >> >this, I do not wait anymore. Is there any documentation about
this
> >> >Odin behaviour?
> >> >
> >> >The author has no OS/2+Odin installed.
> >> >
> >> >Any comments are appreciated. On the same system where I tried
to
> >run
> >> >Winston, I could run the mp3 player Winamp with working internet
> >> >connection.
> >> >
> >> >Martin Vieregg
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >>_________________________________________________
> >_______________________
> >>
> >>_________________________________________________
> >_______________________
> >> >
> >> >Message: 4
> >> >   Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2005 18:10:29 +0100
> >> >   From: Dietrich Teickner <dietrich_teickner@a...>
> >> >Subject: Re: Internet connection problem with Odin
> >> >
> >> >Hi Martin,
> >> >I have downloaded this, and try to install, and this fails also
in
> >the
> >> >second process.
> >> >
> >> >Dietrich
> >> >
> >> >martin_vieregg wrote:
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >> Hi,
> >> >>
> >> >> the german tax office has decided that for companies, that
only
> >tax
> >> >> formulars sent by special (Windows) programs are allowed
anymore.
> >> >> Paper forms are no more accepted. (!) The german abbreviation
of
> >these
> >> >> electronic forms is "Elster", www.elster.de,
> >www.elsterformular.de.
> >> >>
> >> >> There is an official 10 MB archive (Elsterformular) which
> >requires
> >> >> Microsoft DAO and seems not to work with Odin. The most
efficient
> >> >> solution seems to be Winston (www.felfri.de), a small Windows
> >program
> >> >> which works fine with Odin, but there's one problem concerning
> >the
> >> >> internet connection. I've got contact with the author and he
is
> >also
> >> >> intersted in getting his programm running on the OS/2
platform.
> >> >>
> >> >> He wrote:
> >> >> When Winston tries to connect, NonblockingMode is turned on:
> >> >> ioctlsocket(s, FIONBIO, &TRUE); The Connect returns an error
(-1)
> >> >> (this is normal) and then I query with WSAGetLastError() the
> >type of
> >> >> the error. On real Windows, you'll normally get a
WSAEWOULDBLOCK
> >and
> >> >> then I wait up to 20 seconds for answering. The Odin Connect
also
> >> >> returns the error -1, but WSAGetLastError() returns a 0 and
> >because of
> >> >> this, I do not wait anymore. Is there any documentation about
> >this
> >> >> Odin behaviour?
> >> >>
> >> >> The author has no OS/2+Odin installed.
> >> >>
> >> >> Any comments are appreciated. On the same system where I tried
> >to run
> >> >> Winston, I could run the mp3 player Winamp with working
internet
> >> >> connection.
> >> >>
> >> >> Martin Vieregg
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
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> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >>_________________________________________________
> >_______________________
> >>
> >>_________________________________________________
> >_______________________
> >> >
> >> >Message: 5
> >> >   Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2005 22:31:13 -0800 (PST)
> >> >   From: "Jon Harrison" <jharrison@s...>
> >> >Subject: Re: What does Exception Address = 1c0f0a33 <KERNEL32>
> >mean?
> >> >
> >> >On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 08:08:02 +0100, Dietrich Teickner wrote:
> >> >
> >> >>If you have problems, try the start of
> >> >>Agent 1.93 (not Agent 2.0) with a debug-build. this can help to
> >find out
> >> >>where is the problen. If You unzip every Odinbuild into a
other
> >> >>directory eg. lw:\odjjmmtt and start the agent
> >> >
> >> >Dietrich:
> >> >
> >> >Thank you for this advice.  It makes sense.
> >> >
> >> >I tried it but have some problems.
> >> >
> >> >First, I installed the daily odin32bin-20050226-debug-xp.zip in
a
> >> >separate directory.  Then I ran odininst & odinapp correctly
shows
> >> >helloW1
> >> >
> >> >Starting Agent I get a popup "The application has called the
> >> >non-existing api agent.exe->DeviceCapabilitiesExA (loaded by
> >> >GDI32.DLL).  If I ignore this error Agent continues.  Can you
give
> >> >me any clue as to why I get this error, it does not happen with
my
> >> >2003 build of Odin.
> >> >
> >> >The enviornmental string in Agent's properties is:
> >> >BEGINLIBPATH=D:\APPS\OD050226D\SYSTEM32
> >> >PATH=d:\apps\od050226d\system32;d:\apps\od050226d;%path%
> >> >
> >> >In WINISO I still have kernel exceptions.  Is this something
that I
> >> >should make a bug report for or is it better left alone as an
app
> >> >that does not work?
> >> >
> >> >Thanks, Jon
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >> >
> >>
> >>_________________________________________________
> >_______________________
> >>
> >>_________________________________________________
> >_______________________
> >> >
> >> >Message: 6
> >> >   Date: Sat, 05 Mar 2005 08:30:39 +0100
> >> >   From: Dietrich Teickner <dietrich_teickner@a...>
> >> >Subject: Re: What does Exception Address = 1c0f0a33 <KERNEL32>
> >mean?
> >> >
> >> >WINISO, where can I found this ?
> >> >
> >> >agent.exe->DeviceCapabilitiesExA (loaded by GDI32.DLL)
> >> >
> >> >This is also in the release build, It is only suspresed.
> >> >I have currently not found, that this nonexisting API makes
> >trubble in
> >> >AGENT. I think, the earlyer builds does not report them. If You
> >run
> >> >older debugbuilds, You should see this problem in the pe_0.log.
> >> >
> >> >Dietrich
> >> >
> >> >Jon Harrison wrote:
> >> >> On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 08:08:02 +0100, Dietrich Teickner wrote:
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >>>If you have problems, try the start of
> >> >>>Agent 1.93 (not Agent 2.0) with a debug-build. this can help
to
> >find out
> >> >>>where is the problen. If You unzip every Odinbuild into a
other
> >> >>>directory eg. lw:\odjjmmtt and start the agent
> >> >>
> >> >>
> >> >> Dietrich:
> >> >>
> >> >> Thank you for this advice.  It makes sense.
> >> >>
> >> >> I tried it but have some problems.
> >> >>
> >> >> First, I installed the daily odin32bin-20050226-debug-xp.zip
in a
> >> >> separate directory.  Then I ran odininst & odinapp correctly
> >shows
> >> >> helloW1
> >> >>
> >> >> Starting Agent I get a popup "The application has called the
> >> >> non-existing api agent.exe->DeviceCapabilitiesExA (loaded by
> >> >> GDI32.DLL).  If I ignore this error Agent continues.  Can you
> >give
> >> >> me any clue as to why I get this error, it does not happen
with
> >my
> >> >> 2003 build of Odin.
> >> >>
> >> >> The enviornmental string in Agent's properties is:
> >> >> BEGINLIBPATH=D:\APPS\OD050226D\SYSTEM32
> >> >> PATH=d:\apps\od050226d\system32;d:\apps\od050226d;%path%
> >> >>
> >> >> In WINISO I still have kernel exceptions.  Is this something
> >that I
> >> >> should make a bug report for or is it better left alone as an
app
> >> >> that does not work?
> >> >>
> >> >> Thanks, Jon
> >> >>
> >> >
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J, an APL-like application free from jsoftware.com for several
platforms, installs and functions well enough to be useful, but there
are problems:

The main window which might be described as an enhanced command line
interface has an internal gray band on the left side that reduces the
useful window area.

It has a configuration menu where font, font size etc. can be set, but
only the default font,  "Courier New" 12, is readable.  It comes with
a Truetype font named ISIJ but selecting that font, or any other,
results in badly rendered or inappropriate substituted characters.

One dialog box opens full screen without borders or background.

It uses openGL, but any functions requiring openGL give an error.

This was my first attemp to use Odin, and I am really pleased that I
can now use J in OS/2.  However, what can I do to remedy some of these
problems?

Thanks,
Ben Archer

J, an APL-like application free from jsoftware.com for several platforms,
installs and functions well enough to be useful, but there are problems:

The main window which might be described as an enhanced command line interface
has an internal gray band on the left side that reduces the useful window area.

It has a configuration menu where font, font size etc. can be set, but only the
default font,  "Courier New" 12, is readable.  It comes with a Truetype font
named ISIJ but selecting that font, or any other, results in badly rendered or
inappropriate substituted characters.

One dialog box opens full screen without borders or background.

It uses openGL, but any functions requiring openGL give an error.

This was my first attemp to use Odin, and I am really pleased that I can now use
J in OS/2.  However, what can I do to remedy some of these problems?

Thanks,
Ben Archer

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In <41371.08.42.54.16.03.2005@...>, on 03/16/05
    at 08:42 AM, "Jon Harrison" <jharrison@...> said:

>I have doc's that require v6.0.  Trying to open in v4.0 results in "error
>opening this doc.  Viewer cannot decrypt this doc".  It opens fine in
>v6.0 on a Win machine.

>I haven't tried the above mentioned v5.1

YMMV.  I have one box where it runs fine and another were it is slower
than dog slow.  This is a known issue.

The real problem is that even if v5.1 runs with reasonable performance
there's no way to install any missing plugins even if you could find them.
I just got bit by a missing caret plugin.  Made it very hard to see the
inserted words. :-(

Regards,

Steven

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Hi Jimmy,
I have almost given up on this as there is a problem getting the
TCP & UDP bindings sorted.  I am out of my depth in computing
know how.  The second error message you found has been repeated
here and was also posted on the Twonky usergroup (who are using
Linux or WinXP) but there was never a satisfactory answer.  It
does seem that that might be the only problem to overcome.  I
shall have to keep pestering friends who are Networking experts.
Meanwhile I have been trying a port of Edna with Python which was
reported in Computer Shopper for Linux users and for which OS/2
ports are available.  The basic workings of streaming and
broadcasting an MP3 file or M3U playlist are working but I now
need to address the UPnP handshake with the remote playing
device.  Again, Linux ports are available but I am well out of my
depth.   I shall have to keep asking around.
Meanwhile many thanks for your help.
Regards,
Alastair.



On Sun, 06 Mar 2005 12:22:08 -0000, Wilbert James Williams wrote:

>
>
>Actually Alastair, I don't have the slightest idea of
>what to do with Twonky, even if it worked.  All I am
>doing is providing a starting point for your concern by
>trying to verify 'basic' operation.  Basic meaning;
>Will the damned thing even startup under ODIN.
>In regards to these basics, I have provided that answer.
>Now, in regards to what it does under WinXP?  Well, if
>I enter command:  musicserver -v 511
>As before, it displays the Twonky splash screen, then
>moves it to the systray as an icon.  If I then enter
>command netstat, XP shows:
>
>Active Connections
>
>  Proto  Local Address          Foreign Address        State
>  TCP    ibm-54xk1bba18d:1059   scweb-dtc1s-0.shoutcast.com:http
>TIME_WAIT
>  TCP    ibm-54xk1bba18d:1055   169.254.26.242:8080    ESTABLISHED
>  TCP    ibm-54xk1bba18d:1056   169.254.26.242:8080    ESTABLISHED
>  TCP    ibm-54xk1bba18d:8080   169.254.26.242:1055    ESTABLISHED
>  TCP    ibm-54xk1bba18d:8080   169.254.26.242:1056    ESTABLISHED
>------------------------------------------------------------------
>So under XP it basically starts up without error and then sits
>idle awaiting input.
>
>Jimmy
>
>
>--- In odinusers@yahoogroups.com, "Alastair B-R" <ajbudge@t...> wrote:
>> Hi Jimmy,
>> Sorry to reply from digest but have only just joined group and
>> setting was for daily digests.  Many many thanks for taking the
>> trouble to try out Twonky.  Please see comments below.
>>
>> >      1. Re: Directory Structure with Odin
>> >           From: "Wilbert James Williams" <jimone@p...>
>>
>> >Message: 1
>> >   Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2005 13:53:51 -0000
>> >   From: "Wilbert James Williams" <jimone@p...>
>> >Subject: Re: Directory Structure with Odin
>> >
>> >
>> >I tried this out under ODIN 20050226 debug.  Went
>> >to www.twonkyvision.com and acquired the 2.6 zip package.
>> >There is nothing much to do in regards to installation.
>> >Just copy the MusicServer.exe file from the unzipped
>> >directories 'windows' subdirectory to where ever you store
>> >your media content.  In my case, I placed the exe in my
>> >D:/my_music  directory.  Then, from there you enter command:
>> >pe musicserver.exe
>> >------------------
>> >When the product starts up, it will properly create a file
>> >twonkyvision-musicserver.ini  in your ODIN directory.  But,
>> >that is about as far as you will get.  On PE startup you get:
>> >
>> >The application has called
>> >the Non-Existing-API
>> >MusicServer.exe -> NotifyAddrChange
>> >(loaded by IPHLPAPI.DLL)
>> >
>> >This error basically means that the current ODIN has
>> >not been coded with the functions that support NotifyAddrChange.
>>
>> Further to my posting on what I am trying to achieve, my music
>> files are on another machine on the Lan so I wanted to point the
>> musicserver at that directory rather than install in same
>> directory.  I think this is possible using a shared drive and
>> pointing twonky to the file within the config setup.  Anyhow with
>> regards to the above error, I am not sure to what address this
>> refers.  Is it the directory?  In other words is it something
>> that can be sorted by path statements or by running twonky in
>> another directory.  I am not an IT person so forgive my question
>> if it is dumb.
>>
>>
>> >If you respond ABORT, the product cleanly terminates.  If you
>> >respond IGNORE,  twonky tries to startup, displays its splash
>> >screen and places its icon in the systray.  That's just fine.
>> >But, I also see a 'Critical Error' noting:
>> >
>> >Error while binding to SSDP Multicast socket: 10042
>> >Check your IP settings: 127.0.0.1
>>
>> This is familiar and is what I get if I try and run twonky.
>> Don't know why it should look to local host ip.  Strange thing is
>> if I run twonky by dropping onto Acrobat5 icon, it refers to the
>> correct IP for this machine but still doesn't bind to socket.
>> The same error message was reported some time ago on the
>> media-servers.com forum with some advice on where to look.  See
>> below.
>>
>>
>> >I don't know if this criterr is a result of the N-E-A error
>> >against iphlpapi.dll, or something 'hookey' with my OS2
>> >SafeFire DSL setup.  Anyway, since my D:\my_music directory
>> >is accessible to my WinXP partition, I fired it up under XP
>> >just to see what it should do.  Except for not getting any
>> >errors, it comes up in the same fashion.
>>
>> Err, in what fashion is that?  I assume it will run OK on XP.  If
>> so setup, what are results of "ipconfig/all"  netstat.  Also
>> could you run "mediaserver -v 511"  These were the forum
>> suggestions.
>>
>> Regards,
>> Alastair.
>>
>> >
>> >Jimmy
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >--- In odinusers@yahoogroups.com, "Alastair B-R" <ajbudge@t...>
>wrote:
>> >>
>> >> Hi, Newbie here needing advice.  Mission is to run Twonky on
>> >> Odin.
>> >> I started with Warpin install of latest release of Odin accepting
>> >> default directories.
>> >> Somebody in another group suggested I also install odinapp which
>> >> I did by running "pe setup".  It ran just fine and put Odin Test
>> >> object on desktop which runs Hello World.  So far so good.
>> >> I looked at directory structure and found the odinapp set up a
>> >> new directory "program files" on root where Odin directory is
>> >> located.  In this "program files" directory there is an Odin
>> >> subdirectory and in that "Odin Test" directory etc.
>> >>
>> >> Now my question is where should I try and install Twonky.  If I
>> >> unzip media-servers-2-6.zip it creates a directory WINDOWS at
>> >> root with media-server executable in it but it puts a number of
>> >> other subdirectories (eg. linux, asus, doc ) in the root.
>> >> Should I install in the "program files" directory or create a new
>> >> directory at root such as Twonky and put it there.
>> >>
>> >> I ask because I am having problems getting it to run.  Different
>> >> error messages depending on how I start Twonky and Twonky puts
>> >> its .ini file in the main Odin directory, of which it should not
>> >> even be aware!
>> >>
>> >> Some guidance on where to install and any known path issues would
>> >> be appreciated.
>> >> Regards,
>> >> Alastair.
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
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>_______________________
>>
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>> >
>> >Message: 2
>> >   Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2005 07:18:34 -0700
>> >   From: Andy Willis <abwillis@c...>
>> >Subject: Re: Directory Structure with Odin
>> >
>> >Alastair B-R wrote:
>> >
>> >>Hi, Newbie here needing advice.  Mission is to run Twonky on
>> >>Odin.
>> >>I started with Warpin install of latest release of Odin accepting
>> >>default directories.
>> >>Somebody in another group suggested I also install odinapp which
>> >>I did by running "pe setup".  It ran just fine and put Odin Test
>> >>object on desktop which runs Hello World.  So far so good.
>> >>I looked at directory structure and found the odinapp set up a
>> >>new directory "program files" on root where Odin directory is
>> >>located.  In this "program files" directory there is an Odin
>> >>subdirectory and in that "Odin Test" directory etc.
>> >>
>> >>Now my question is where should I try and install Twonky.  If I
>> >>unzip media-servers-2-6.zip it creates a directory WINDOWS at
>> >>root with media-server executable in it but it puts a number of
>> >>other subdirectories (eg. linux, asus, doc ) in the root.
>> >>Should I install in the "program files" directory or create a new
>> >>directory at root such as Twonky and put it there.
>> >>
>> >>I ask because I am having problems getting it to run.  Different
>> >>error messages depending on how I start Twonky and Twonky puts
>> >>its .ini file in the main Odin directory, of which it should not
>> >>even be aware!
>> >>
>> >>Some guidance on where to install and any known path issues would
>> >>be appreciated.
>> >>Regards,
>> >>Alastair.
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >It will know of Odin due to the registry entries... it thinks it is
>the
>> >windows directory.  As to what directory to put it in... where
>does it
>> >want to install?  Usually windows installers have a default.  The
>only
>> >real issue I know of is that in some cases you want a directory
>with no
>> >spaces and less than 8 characters in the name or else the registry
>> >entries will use the ~1 convention which won't be found on OS/2.
>> >Andy
>> >
>> >
>>
>>_________________________________________________
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>> >
>> >Message: 3
>> >   Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2005 12:30:09 -0000
>> >   From: "martin_vieregg" <martin_vieregg@y...>
>> >Subject: Internet connection problem with Odin
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >Hi,
>> >
>> >the german tax office has decided that for companies, that only tax
>> >formulars sent by special (Windows) programs are allowed anymore.
>> >Paper forms are no more accepted. (!) The german abbreviation of
>these
>> >electronic forms is "Elster", www.elster.de, www.elsterformular.de.
>> >
>> >There is an official 10 MB archive (Elsterformular) which requires
>> >Microsoft DAO and seems not to work with Odin. The most efficient
>> >solution seems to be Winston (www.felfri.de), a small Windows
>program
>> >which works fine with Odin, but there's one problem concerning the
>> >internet connection. I've got contact with the author and he is
>also
>> >intersted in getting his programm running on the OS/2 platform.
>> >
>> >He wrote:
>> >When Winston tries to connect, NonblockingMode is turned on:
>> >ioctlsocket(s, FIONBIO, &TRUE); The Connect returns an error (-1)
>> >(this is normal) and then I query with WSAGetLastError() the type
>of
>> >the error. On real Windows, you'll normally get a WSAEWOULDBLOCK
>and
>> >then I wait up to 20 seconds for answering. The Odin Connect also
>> >returns the error -1, but WSAGetLastError() returns a 0 and
>because of
>> >this, I do not wait anymore. Is there any documentation about this
>> >Odin behaviour?
>> >
>> >The author has no OS/2+Odin installed.
>> >
>> >Any comments are appreciated. On the same system where I tried to
>run
>> >Winston, I could run the mp3 player Winamp with working internet
>> >connection.
>> >
>> >Martin Vieregg
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>>_________________________________________________
>_______________________
>>
>>_________________________________________________
>_______________________
>> >
>> >Message: 4
>> >   Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2005 18:10:29 +0100
>> >   From: Dietrich Teickner <dietrich_teickner@a...>
>> >Subject: Re: Internet connection problem with Odin
>> >
>> >Hi Martin,
>> >I have downloaded this, and try to install, and this fails also in
>the
>> >second process.
>> >
>> >Dietrich
>> >
>> >martin_vieregg wrote:
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> Hi,
>> >>
>> >> the german tax office has decided that for companies, that only
>tax
>> >> formulars sent by special (Windows) programs are allowed anymore.
>> >> Paper forms are no more accepted. (!) The german abbreviation of
>these
>> >> electronic forms is "Elster", www.elster.de,
>www.elsterformular.de.
>> >>
>> >> There is an official 10 MB archive (Elsterformular) which
>requires
>> >> Microsoft DAO and seems not to work with Odin. The most efficient
>> >> solution seems to be Winston (www.felfri.de), a small Windows
>program
>> >> which works fine with Odin, but there's one problem concerning
>the
>> >> internet connection. I've got contact with the author and he is
>also
>> >> intersted in getting his programm running on the OS/2 platform.
>> >>
>> >> He wrote:
>> >> When Winston tries to connect, NonblockingMode is turned on:
>> >> ioctlsocket(s, FIONBIO, &TRUE); The Connect returns an error (-1)
>> >> (this is normal) and then I query with WSAGetLastError() the
>type of
>> >> the error. On real Windows, you'll normally get a WSAEWOULDBLOCK
>and
>> >> then I wait up to 20 seconds for answering. The Odin Connect also
>> >> returns the error -1, but WSAGetLastError() returns a 0 and
>because of
>> >> this, I do not wait anymore. Is there any documentation about
>this
>> >> Odin behaviour?
>> >>
>> >> The author has no OS/2+Odin installed.
>> >>
>> >> Any comments are appreciated. On the same system where I tried
>to run
>> >> Winston, I could run the mp3 player Winamp with working internet
>> >> connection.
>> >>
>> >> Martin Vieregg
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>
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>> >Message: 5
>> >   Date: Fri, 04 Mar 2005 22:31:13 -0800 (PST)
>> >   From: "Jon Harrison" <jharrison@s...>
>> >Subject: Re: What does Exception Address = 1c0f0a33 <KERNEL32>
>mean?
>> >
>> >On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 08:08:02 +0100, Dietrich Teickner wrote:
>> >
>> >>If you have problems, try the start of
>> >>Agent 1.93 (not Agent 2.0) with a debug-build. this can help to
>find out
>> >>where is the problen. If You unzip every Odinbuild into a other
>> >>directory eg. lw:\odjjmmtt and start the agent
>> >
>> >Dietrich:
>> >
>> >Thank you for this advice.  It makes sense.
>> >
>> >I tried it but have some problems.
>> >
>> >First, I installed the daily odin32bin-20050226-debug-xp.zip in a
>> >separate directory.  Then I ran odininst & odinapp correctly shows
>> >helloW1
>> >
>> >Starting Agent I get a popup "The application has called the
>> >non-existing api agent.exe->DeviceCapabilitiesExA (loaded by
>> >GDI32.DLL).  If I ignore this error Agent continues.  Can you give
>> >me any clue as to why I get this error, it does not happen with my
>> >2003 build of Odin.
>> >
>> >The enviornmental string in Agent's properties is:
>> >BEGINLIBPATH=D:\APPS\OD050226D\SYSTEM32
>> >PATH=d:\apps\od050226d\system32;d:\apps\od050226d;%path%
>> >
>> >In WINISO I still have kernel exceptions.  Is this something that I
>> >should make a bug report for or is it better left alone as an app
>> >that does not work?
>> >
>> >Thanks, Jon
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
>>_________________________________________________
>_______________________
>>
>>_________________________________________________
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>> >
>> >Message: 6
>> >   Date: Sat, 05 Mar 2005 08:30:39 +0100
>> >   From: Dietrich Teickner <dietrich_teickner@a...>
>> >Subject: Re: What does Exception Address = 1c0f0a33 <KERNEL32>
>mean?
>> >
>> >WINISO, where can I found this ?
>> >
>> >agent.exe->DeviceCapabilitiesExA (loaded by GDI32.DLL)
>> >
>> >This is also in the release build, It is only suspresed.
>> >I have currently not found, that this nonexisting API makes
>trubble in
>> >AGENT. I think, the earlyer builds does not report them. If You
>run
>> >older debugbuilds, You should see this problem in the pe_0.log.
>> >
>> >Dietrich
>> >
>> >Jon Harrison wrote:
>> >> On Fri, 04 Mar 2005 08:08:02 +0100, Dietrich Teickner wrote:
>> >>
>> >>
>> >>>If you have problems, try the start of
>> >>>Agent 1.93 (not Agent 2.0) with a debug-build. this can help to
>find out
>> >>>where is the problen. If You unzip every Odinbuild into a other
>> >>>directory eg. lw:\odjjmmtt and start the agent
>> >>
>> >>
>> >> Dietrich:
>> >>
>> >> Thank you for this advice.  It makes sense.
>> >>
>> >> I tried it but have some problems.
>> >>
>> >> First, I installed the daily odin32bin-20050226-debug-xp.zip in a
>> >> separate directory.  Then I ran odininst & odinapp correctly
>shows
>> >> helloW1
>> >>
>> >> Starting Agent I get a popup "The application has called the
>> >> non-existing api agent.exe->DeviceCapabilitiesExA (loaded by
>> >> GDI32.DLL).  If I ignore this error Agent continues.  Can you
>give
>> >> me any clue as to why I get this error, it does not happen with
>my
>> >> 2003 build of Odin.
>> >>
>> >> The enviornmental string in Agent's properties is:
>> >> BEGINLIBPATH=D:\APPS\OD050226D\SYSTEM32
>> >> PATH=d:\apps\od050226d\system32;d:\apps\od050226d;%path%
>> >>
>> >> In WINISO I still have kernel exceptions.  Is this something
>that I
>> >> should make a bug report for or is it better left alone as an app
>> >> that does not work?
>> >>
>> >> Thanks, Jon
>> >>
>> >
>> >
>> >
>>
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On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 07:52:57 -0500, Alan Beagley wrote:

>
>Even with Innotek's Odinized version of Acrobat 5.1 I have encountered
>documents that say I need an updated version, but as far as I was able
>to tell they displayed OK anyway.

I have doc's that require v6.0.  Trying to open in v4.0 results in
"error opening this doc.  Viewer cannot decrypt this doc".  It
opens fine in v6.0 on a Win machine.

I haven't tried the above mentioned v5.1

Jon

On Wed, 16 Mar 2005 07:52:57 -0500, Alan Beagley wrote:

>Even with Innotek's Odinized version of Acrobat 5.1 I have encountered
>documents that say I need an updated version, but as far as I was able
>to tell they displayed OK anyway.

Features have been added so you get a proforma warning.   If the file
was created without utilizing the new features, it will display properly

Even with Innotek's Odinized version of Acrobat 5.1 I have encountered
documents that say I need an updated version, but as far as I was able
to tell they displayed OK anyway.

-=-
Alan


On 03/16/05 12:33 am Dietrich Teickner tossed the following ingredients
into the ever-growing pot of cybersoup:

> Then as for Acro(bat)Reader 7.0, not for Adobe Acrobat 7.0.
>
> I have downloaded it and will test this in the next times.
> Currently I have no documet found, that need mare as
> Acro(bat)Read(er) 4.05.

Then as for Acro(bat)Reader 7.0, not for Adobe Acrobat 7.0.

I have downloaded it and will test this in the next times.
Currently I have no documet found, that need mare as
Acro(bat)Read(er) 4.05.

Dietrich

Jon Harrison wrote:
> On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 20:12:10 +0100 (MEZ), Robert Lalla wrote:
>
>
>>http://www.heise.de/newsticker/result.xhtml?url=/newsticker/meldung/55391
>>
>
>
> Thank you.  The way I read it this is for the full product, not the
> free reader.  I could be wrong but that is how I see it.
>
> Jon

On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 20:12:10 +0100 (MEZ), Robert Lalla wrote:

>
>http://www.heise.de/newsticker/result.xhtml?url=/newsticker/meldung/55391
>

Thank you.  The way I read it this is for the full product, not the
free reader.  I could be wrong but that is how I see it.

Jon

On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 08:37:09 -0800 (PST), Jon Harrison wrote:

>I tried to find this info on the homepage but I am hampered by my
>lack of skills in language.  Do you have a specific link to the
>article?


http://www.heise.de/newsticker/result.xhtml?url=/newsticker/meldung/55391

Can be, anyone should run Odininst.exe ?
Dietrich

Wilbert James Williams wrote:
>
> This is odd.. I don't think that this is the VirtuaGirl
> installer doing this.  On my system the C: partition is
> not accessible to OS2.  My HOME partition for Warp4 is J:
> When I installed this VGirl.EXE under 20050308 debug, it
> installed directly to J:\Program Files\Vg  giving me no
> options to install anywhere else.  The install was flawless
> the only thing weird is that it takes a good minute for
> the 'girls' to start their show.  The VirtuaGirl icon is
> placed in the systray and all of the controls function
> accordingly when the systray icon menu is clicked on.  The
> function will 'disable' properly and if you click on
> 'exit' the program will cleanly terminate.
>
> Jimmy
>
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>>>this nasty girl wants only to install on the C: disk
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>>Andy
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martin_vieregg wrote:
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> Dietrich,
>
> I'm sorry, I've seen that you have written all relevant stuff:
>
>
>>The problem is, I found no WSAGetLastError() in the log, If I test the
>
> internet-connection. WSAEWOULDBLOCK is set as last ERROR.

And, all resets of (WSA)LastError with no_error will not reported.


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> At the moment, the author is on holidays. If you should not have an
> idea, we have to wait until he comes back.
>
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This is odd.. I don't think that this is the VirtuaGirl
installer doing this.  On my system the C: partition is
not accessible to OS2.  My HOME partition for Warp4 is J:
When I installed this VGirl.EXE under 20050308 debug, it
installed directly to J:\Program Files\Vg  giving me no
options to install anywhere else.  The install was flawless
the only thing weird is that it takes a good minute for
the 'girls' to start their show.  The VirtuaGirl icon is
placed in the systray and all of the controls function
accordingly when the systray icon menu is clicked on.  The
function will 'disable' properly and if you click on
'exit' the program will cleanly terminate.

Jimmy


--- In odinusers@yahoogroups.com, Andy Willis <abwillis@c...> wrote:
> Kelbel wrote:
>
> >this nasty girl wants only to install on the C: disk
> >there is no C: in my computer
> >what next ?
> >K.
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> I've run into that stupid requirement even with IBM software.  I
create
> a share as C: drive and proceed from there.  Otherwise, install on
> another machine and copy the installed files over.
> Andy

I have moved the WSA-LastError into the Tls (ThreadLocalStorrage).
After them this works it for me, and so I can say, that Winston.exe does
something, what in Odin resets the LastError. After them it's read the
to LastError wrapped WSALastError.

If it make no trubble with others, we can try to do the WSALastError
into the TEB after some times.
Martin, I can send You a test version of the wsock32.dll before the next
build.

Dietrich

Dietrich Teickner wrote:
> The main-problem is, winston will not run inside of the debuugger.
>
> Dietrich
>
> Yes, I have read this, for saying, what is the problem, we need to find
> out the problem. And, if we can solfed this in odin, we should do this.
> If not we can disskus with the author for a workeround in his programm.
> The problem is, currently report some peoples problems, and only I debug
> them.
>
> Dietrich Teickner
>
> martin_vieregg wrote:
>
>>--- In odinusers@yahoogroups.com, Dietrich Teickner
>><dietrich_teickner@a...> wrote:
>>
>>Dietrich,
>>
>>in my first mail here, I wrote the explanation of the author what the
>>program does:
>>
>>He wrote:
>>When Winston tries to connect, NonblockingMode is turned on:
>>ioctlsocket(s, FIONBIO, &TRUE); The Connect returns an error (-1)
>>(this is normal) and then I query with WSAGetLastError() the type of
>>the error. On real Windows, you'll normally get a WSAEWOULDBLOCK and
>>then I wait up to 20 seconds for answering. The Odin Connect also
>>returns the error -1, but WSAGetLastError() returns a 0 and because of
>>this, I do not wait anymore. Is there any documentation about this
>>Odin behaviour?
>>The author has no OS/2+Odin installed.
>>
>>He said that he would make changes if necessary to get the program
>>running with Odin.
>>
>>Martin Vieregg
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Kelbel wrote:

>this nasty girl wants only to install on the C: disk
>there is no C: in my computer
>what next ?
>K.
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I've run into that stupid requirement even with IBM software.  I create
a share as C: drive and proceed from there.  Otherwise, install on
another machine and copy the installed files over.
Andy

On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 11:59:44 +0100 (CET), Reinhard Forster wrote:

>
>I read the news on the c't homepage - but I can't believe it! How can a
>so-called "secure" operating system allow applications to read and even
>write sectors directly??

I tried to find this info on the homepage but I am hampered by my
lack of skills in language.  Do you have a specific link to the
article?

Thanks, Jon

On Sun, 13 Mar 2005 09:19:21 +0100, Dietrich Teickner wrote:

> I have something read about Acrobat 7 in the c't 2005/5 ((21.2.2005).
> Acrobat 7.0 will hold the registation-datas inside the sactor 33 of the
> first track from the partition. This doing will made trubles in the

I read the news on the c't homepage - but I can't believe it! How can a
so-called "secure" operating system allow applications to read and even
write sectors directly??

OTOH: Why copy-protect freeware ...?

Ok - this is getting off-topic ...

Please, "Odin guys", continue your good work! (But don't emulate ALL of
Windows ... ;-))


Ade

Reinhard

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