PIC Simulator IDE

Vladimir, I have ordered already a personal license for this wonderful program. But I have a question, how can I simulate a byte on the serial port(in), which also simulates an interrupt in the running program? I tried to send you a lot of e-mails, on 2 different addresses. Each e-mail is rejected with code: 550, rejected on message content. Why???

Jo Scherpenisse (Netherlands)

"Vladimir Soso" schreef in bericht news:bftsng$q6j$ snipped-for-privacy@news.etf.bg.ac.yu...

PIC

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Seeing that you use Outlook Expre$$, and it's an academic site, maybe you sent it in HTML.

I never use HTML. but what is wrong with OE, plain text or HTML??? Jo

"Fred Abse" schreef >

The point I was making that some sites, mostly academic ones reject mail with HTML content, and, having seen that you use OE, whic defaults (I believe) to HTML mail, that seemed a likely possibility.

If you don't use HTML, the content filters on ph.bg.ac.yu could be misconfigured. Maybe the sysadmin doesn't like physicists :-)

I don't know what is wrong (or right) with OE, since I don't run a Microsoft operating system, and have never used it.

The person to write to to find out is: snipped-for-privacy@bg.ac.yu

"Fred Abse" schreef in bericht news: snipped-for-privacy@cerebrumconfus.it...

I tried, and also to snipped-for-privacy@phy.bg.ac.yu, but again, rejected! Somebody knows what to do? Jo

Every host on the Internet that handles mail should have a valid username "postmaster". That's in the RFC. If it doesn't, it isn't compliant.

That's doubly so for the main mailserver for a domain, like bg.ac.yu. Naughty!

yugoslav internet domain name registry isn't accepting whois requests, either (even from RIPE).

nslookups work, though.

Bit of a dog's breakfast, I'm afraid. I was beginning to think that the guy's sysadmin had blocked mail on the basis of content about PIC simulators 'cos it isn't university business, but now I think there's something more global about it.

Nothing to be done, if a domain won't accept mail, it won't. You can't force anybody to do anything on the 'Net.

Mail exchanger for domain phy.bg.ac.yu is octopus.phy.bg.ac.yu [147.91.80.4] You _could_ try sending mail to postmaster@[147.91.80.4], which might work, though I doubt it. 147.91.80.4 was up and running at

Try sending the guy an email saying you'll meet him in the library, and see if that gets past the filters :-)

Thank you for your research. I'm wondering why he doesn't answer on the discussion in the newsgroup. He has started this item 2 times.... I'll wait for a few days and try again then. Jo

----- Original Message ----- From: "Fred Abse" Newsgroups: sci.electronics.equipment Sent: Monday, August 11, 2003 10:40 PM Subject: Re: PIC Simulator IDE