Thanks WinCOM 36 / MacCOM 7

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> I have uploaded following files to "(Computer) Programs (devotee-made)":

>

> WCOMW36.ZIP (370k) WinCOM version 36 (16-bit for Windows 3.x)

> WCOMX36.ZIP (364k) WinCOM version 36 (32-bit for Win 95/98 and NT)

> MCOMM07.SIT (283k) MacCOM version 7 (for 68K Mac)

> MCOMP07.SIT (317k) MacCOM version 7 (for PowerMac)

>

> To install it simply unzip/unstuff the file in your WinCOM/MacCOM

> directory.

 

Thankyou again for continually improving and updating WINCOM. I am late in

downloading and trying out the Wincom 36, and have just downloaded it. So I

will give you more feedback later. I wanted to express my gratitude for your

commitment to improving things.

 

> The main changes in WinCOM 36 since WinCOM 34 are:

>

> - PGP and ZIP are built-in (in PGPLIB??.DLL).

>

> - The Cyrillic font contains diacritics.

>

> - The main part of the address book is implemented. It is activated if you

> run WinCOM without Comfort (WINCOMX.EXE instead of COMFORT.EXE).

>

> The main changes in WinCOM 36 / MacCOM 7 since WinCOM 34 / MacCOM 6 are:

>

> - New option "Subboxes in In-Basket/Letters". If this option is on then

> In-Basket/Letters contains boxes in the same way as Read Mail/Letters.

>

> - In the names of boxes you can include filter strings for filing texts.

> For example:

> "GBC men [*(GBC*]"

> "Jayapataka Swami Disciples [*JPS]"

> "Prabhupada Disciples [*Swami][*ACBSP]"

 

This raises a question. Say I have one box which is individual specific say

for my secretaries and staff members, but another which is "Jayapataka Swami

Disciples [*JPS]" then what happens. Which takes priority? I want the

secretaries to go in that box and everybody else to go in the *JPS box, say.

 

 

> - If you log in again without having exited WinCOM since last login, then

> you don't have to type the password again. Just press ENTER or click OK.

 

That is nice.

 

> - You can search attached files and you can search Cyrillic words.

>

> - The character set IDs in WINCOM.FON are now standard. So switching the

> language in Windows 95/98 between English and Cyrillic should now work.

 

Good for CIS users.

 

I hope that this finds you in good health.

 

Your well wisher,

 

Jayapataka Swami