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alex bodnaru wrote:  *** and top-posted.  Fixed ***
> Tomasz Zbrożek wrote:
>
>> I read, I will have to test it! But I can't find information how
>> this works, I mean is it really possible with Watt-32 to see DOS
>> machine directory from Windows machine and to copy files ? Does
>> Watt-32 have some TSR (as MS Client) which can be run in autoexec
>> and makes remote access to this machine ? Or rather I have to
>> create such TSR using some Watt-32 library functions ? Or maybe I
>> can make remote access only when my application is run ?
> 
> if i understand you well, you need ftp server on dos. it is
> automatically run if you run telnet from wattcp. please also look
> for kaq9, which is a network operating server for dos, providing
> many services.
> 
> while i don't know of a specific tsr, look at wattcp 32 and wattcp
> documentation and links.

For help with the DOS ftp module, see:

  <http://cbfalconer.home.att.net/download/dosftp.txt>

Please do not top-post.  Your answer belongs after (or intermixed
with) the quoted material to which you reply, after snipping all
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