Hi I would like to be on such a mailing list. I'm nursing along a WIN 3.1 for my DTP, word processing, WEB surfing, e-mail, etc. and would like to hear more about low-mem(I have 16meg) updates for old programs (PUBLISHIT from TIMEWORKS) . Hilary Karnda healing@xxxxxxx -----Original Message----- From: Mike Webb <mwnews@xxxxxxxxxx> To: freeware16@xxxxxxxxxxxxx <freeware16@xxxxxxxxxxxxx> Date: Tuesday, July 17, 2001 8:10 PM Subject: <FW16> Re: test > >There is already an excellent Usenet newsgroup covering all forms of >freeware (alt.comp.freeware) and a mailing list covering all types >would be reinventing the wheel, IMHO. > >That being said, I think a mailing list focusing on freeware for >pre-Win9x platforms (which may have been what you meant, Joshua) would >fill an important niche. I don't believe a mailing list or newsgroup >exists (if there is, tell me about it) as a single entity. Such a >mailing list (wanna call it "Dinoputer Freeware"?) could discuss >topics ranging along the lines of; > >1) real mode DOS freeware >2) freeware for Windows 1.0-WFWG 3.11 >3) 32-bit freeware that will run under Win32s (is there a list or > webpage somewhere that documents what 32-bit software runs > under Win32s? I'm very interested in the subject) >4) newer software which either will run under DOS or pre-9x Windows or > has a sidekick that does (such as XXCOPY and XXCOPY16) >5) locations of web pages, ftp sites and even gopher sites which are > still up, running and have freeware on them that runs well in the > Dinoputer environment. >6) VERY IMPORTANT--information on older shareware or commercial > programs that have been placed under freeware status (such as > SLED, AccountPro for DOS, DataPerfect and others I can't think of > right now). > >and a lot of other things besides. > >That's my 2c, FWIW. > >> From: "[ Kernel Mustard ]" <coutcin@xxxxxxxxxxx> >> Date: Sat, 14 Jul 2001 17:24:11 -0500 >> I got that message in this account. I realized that it was due to problem >> with FreeLists (my main acct was registered just a couple of weeks ago). >> >> Yeah, I think you should. That way, anything I make can be discussed. :) >> LoL. >> Ross >> >> >From: Joshua Brannon <jbrannon@xxxxxxx> >> >Date: Sat, 14 Jul 2001 12:50:51 -0600 >> > >Haven't been receiving messages, just wondering if this goes through and >> > >comes back to me. >> > >> >It's been really dead around here lately. You probably haven't had any msgs >> >to get, which brings to a question: How about changing the name to just >> >'freeware' and covering all DOS/Win freeware, not just 16-bit? >> >Any feedback is welcome. >> >Joshua Brannon >> >Owner/Moderator of Freeware16 > >=================================================== >PLAINTEXT: the surest way to make sure your message > is understood. > JUST SAY 'NO' TO HTML MAIL AND MIME FORMATTING! >=================================================== >