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of course. read there!

Tomasz Zbrożek wrote:
>> Either get the MS Sockets Development Kit or reverse engineer that
>> library.
> 
> Yes, probably I have to do this... 
> But maybe there is some other than MS Client possibility to access remote
> resources (files) on DOS machine ? I need this as a way to talk to some
> Windows applications. My application also need tcp/ip socket. Is this both
> maybe possible with Watt-32 ?
> 
> 
> 
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