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Latest News - PETROS® Released! PETROS® Trumpet Software's new 32-bit operating system is now available for purchase. See PETROS® site for details. Trumpet Software International confirms that all Trumpet Software products are fully Year 2000 compliant when fully registered versions are installed. |
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PETROS® is a new 32-bit operating system for the PC platform. The first release of PETROS® is now available! |
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The flagship of Trumpet Software International, the Trumpet Winsock is your means of gaining access to the Internet, and is used by satisfied customers all over the world. Incorporating its own dialler, the winsock can be used to connect to the Internet via modem, or via a network card. |
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Trumpet FiresockTM provides a software solution for connecting many computers to the Internet via one modem or ISDN connection. Multiple users in any small office/home office LAN workgroup environment, can benefit from the savings that result from this. Firesock also acts as a Firewall at the IP level. |
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Trumpet MailbirdTM is a 32-bit email client which can be used to create/edit, send, receive, and view emails. Trumpet Mailbird contains extensive functionality, has a simple layout, is easy to become familiar with, and uses minimal system resources. |
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Trumpet FanfareTM is a simple, reliable, flexible Internet server suite. It includes all the major Internet servers you could want, including mail, http, ftp and DNS. Fanfare makes it simple to turn your computer into any one, or a number of servers of your choice. It is also easy to setup and maintain. |
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Trumpet Newsreader is available in DOS and Windows versions. Trumpet Newsreader for Windows is a Windows program for reading and posting to newsgroups, combined with an email client. |
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Ping, Hop, Dig and Tcpmeter are diagnostic applications that are useful for providing information about the Internet and your connection to it. |
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These DOS applications contain software needed to establish an Internet connection in DOS. |
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