> Has anyone had any experience on using the Windows95 native TCP/IP stack
> and REFLECTION/1 to connect to an HP3000.  I know that WRQ says we must use
> their TCP/IP stack, but we are developing desktop standards and we need one
> single TCP/IP stack that works with all of our applications.  I know that
> Reflection uses VT-MGR to connect.  How can we get the native Windows95 IP
> to use this?  What are other considerations that you can think of?  Thanks
> for your help.

My experience is: Do NOT use the WRQ stack on Win95.  The Microsoft
stack works just great, and has a few features the WRQ stack doesn't
have (more than 2 DNS servers is the first one that comes to mind).
Some other applications (the one I encountered was America Off-Line)
don't work at all with WRQ's stack.

I lost a day cleaning up the mess that installing the WRQ stack made
of my system (partially because there is NO Tech Support after 5pm,
when I do a lot of my work).  But I'm not bitter.

The product you want (this week, anyway) is "Reflection for HP with
NS/VT".  If you have an older "Reflection 1" and either the
"Reflection Network Series" or "NS Open", you've got everything you
need.

Or, save yourself a bundle and buy Minisoft's MS92 (comes with the VT
protocol, and the newest version has a lot more advanced script
support than the older ones).
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