Subj : RE: wcNAV for 32/64-bit systems
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From : HECTOR SANTOS
Date : Thu Jan 31 2019 19:12:58

Date: Thu, 05 Apr 2012 14:31:02 -0400
From: HECTOR SANTOS
To: MICHAEL AURELIO
Subject: RE: wcNAV for 32/64-bit systems
Newsgroups: win.navigator
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Hi Mike, 

You mean the GUI Frontend WcNav?   Well, it works now under normal 32 bit 
OSes with 16 bit sub-system. The issue is that Microsoft stop supporting 16 
bit and made the 32bit the new sub-system under 64bit OSes.

While we would to say we want to have 32 bit WCNAV or even 64bit, resources 
are limited and the market is changing to where HTML5 and WEBSOCKETS 
promises to provide interactive I/O with WEB 3.0 browsers.   I think later 
this year will have a better feel about HTML5 and WEBSOCKETS.

On 3/31/2012 2:11 PM, MICHAEL AURELIO wrote to HECTOR SANTOS:

> Do you think we will ever see this application working again?
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
> 
> On 11/14/2006 2:44 AM, HECTOR SANTOS wrote to FRED BURGESS:
> 
> -> WCNAV never allowed LFN and its 16 bit so it will never support LFN 
> until it 
> -> is updated to a 32 bit system and thats going to be a while.
> -> <FRED BURGESS> wrote in message news:1163481808.34.0@winserver.com...
> -> > Hector (or anybody):
> -> > Just trying out the new version you posted for us to try out.  It 
> seems
> -> > we are still unable to download files over the 8.3 name limit.
> -> > I have tried several files and if they have the ~ in the name I get
> -> > "File not found"
> -> >
> -> > Also, I found that when you use the wizard to start the file 
> transfers,
> -> > it does not like the trailing \ at the end.  I had to remove it from 
> the
> -> > directory name.
> -> >
> -> > Fred
>  
 
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