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 "Dave Korn" wrote:

  Yow, it's starting to sound like you have a not-entirely-dead-simple 
network
setup.  Hmmm, if you have a wireless router maybe you need to switch on dns
proxying or something like that.

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A $50 Linksys router and two XP machines. But as I said at the outset, 
anything much more than running an installation script is getting over 
my head.  It would be convenient to have ssh, but I am unwilling to 
spend much time on the problem.  Let's call it quits.


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