WinExplorer v1.3 - Smart Card Explorer for Windows - WinExplorer.zip (0/1)
alan
This isnt the first time youve posted or the first time youve been told
So Bugger Off
A
Null Pointer wrote in message <360d7b59...@news.concentric.net>...
>WinExplorer is a Windows GUI Application to run xpl scripts from
>windows.
>
>To use WinExplorer, you will need a Phoenix interface.
>
>Run the program WinExplorer.exe
>
>Open a Script(.xpl) file or a Explorer Batch file(.xpb)
>
>Then Execute Script or Execute batch.
>
>A WinExplorer Batch file is a simple list of xpl files you want
>to run.
>
> Example Batch:
>
> ; This is a WinExplorer Batch File.
> ; Simply list the script files you want to
> ; run in the order you wish to run them in.
>
> Magic1A.xpl ; Open the 09 Hole
> Clean.xpl ; Reset the card
> magicppv.xpl ; Clear PPV
> Clean.xpl ; Reset the Card
> Magiact5.xpl ; Activate & add updates
>
>Simple Eh?
>
>You can edit batch & script files, then save them.
>
>Enjoy.
>
>
Zoran A. Scepanovic
alan wrote in message
<906856025.7463.0...@news.demon.co.uk>...
>Very useful Im sure but get your Binaries out of this NG
>
>This isnt the first time youve posted or the first time youve been told
>
>So Bugger Off
>
>A
>
Why should the binaries kept out of this NG? I've found some of them
usefull!
Rgrds
ZASto
Daniel James
> Why should the binaries kept out of this NG? I've found some of them
> usefull!
>
Most newsgroups have some sort of policy about the posting of binaries,
usually prohibiting the posting of binaries except in newsgroups
created specifically for binaries. This is done because binaries are
usually quite large and therefore timeconsuming (and expensive, if you
have to pay for you phone/internet connection) to download. It is quite
acceptable, however, to place a TEXT message in a newgroup announcing
that a binary ia available via FTP or WWW.
I don't actually know what policy, if any, this group has but I hope it
is that binaries are not allowed. I certainly haven't found any binary
that has been forced upon me here to be useful, and I resent the
download time and the time spent in deleting them from my disk
afterwards. Of course, I'm happy that you've found the binaries useful,
but couldn't you have got them as easily from a website, once you knew
where they were?
Cheers,
Daniel James
Bill Ray
>is that binaries are not allowed.
I would imagine that binaries would be posted to
alt.satellite.tv-binaries, with a message here to say they are there.
Lots Of Love
Bill Ray
Chris Smith
: I would imagine that binaries would be posted to
: alt.satellite.tv-binaries, with a message here to say they are there.
Perhaps we need an alt.technology.smartcards.binaries then, because I have
no interest in satellite cards, and wouldn't look there.
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Chris Smith <smith interlog com>
>!< STARGATE >!<
WinExplorer!! Yes, he did technically break the rules, but he didn't do it
for his own personal gain... I guess he just wanted to share his proggy
with the masses, in the most effective way!!
We should all be grateful to the software authors who want to share their
creations with us... FREE OF CHARGE!!
Regards, Paul
http://members.tripod.com/~websiteone
Daniel James wrote:
> In article <6usrns$489$1...@SOLAIR2.EUnet.yu>, Zoran A. Scepanovic wrote:
> > Why should the binaries kept out of this NG? I've found some of them
> > usefull!
> >
>
> Most newsgroups have some sort of policy about the posting of binaries,
> usually prohibiting the posting of binaries except in newsgroups
> created specifically for binaries. This is done because binaries are
> usually quite large and therefore timeconsuming (and expensive, if you
> have to pay for you phone/internet connection) to download. It is quite
> acceptable, however, to place a TEXT message in a newgroup announcing
> that a binary ia available via FTP or WWW.
>
> I don't actually know what policy, if any, this group has but I hope it
THOiC Online©
<rs232ma...@iname.com> scribbled:
>I think some people are being a little unfair to the guy who posted
>WinExplorer!! Yes, he did technically break the rules, but he didn't do it
>for his own personal gain... I guess he just wanted to share his proggy
>with the masses, in the most effective way!!
>
>We should all be grateful to the software authors who want to share their
>creations with us... FREE OF CHARGE!!
>
But that's exactly what the binary groups are for! It's not a question
of technically breaking rules, it's policy.
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Colin
(It didn't appear on my news server)
Regards
Colin.
>!< STARGATE >!<
WinExplorer version 1.3 is available for download from my site at...
http://members.tripod.com/~websitetwo/software.html
Regards, Paul
Colin
>WinExplorer version 1.3 is available for download from my site at...
>
>http://members.tripod.com/~websitetwo/software.html
>
>Regards, Paul
Thanks mate !
Regards
Colin.