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Why don't you use Microsoft Client?


Gary Welles escreveu:

> Michal Tyc writes:
> 
> 
>>You can access PNW server from Windows 3.1, if you install the client
>>that comes with DR-DOS. . . .
> 
> 
> I was thinking of the DOS clients and that the PNW protocol
> stack and the Win/XP stack could share the same NIC at some
> level.
> 
> If you had trouble, you could get DOS PNW clients working from
> a bootable floppy and then move on to getting same to work
> from Win/XP.  You may have to not load the Win/XP protocol
> stack while you get the DOS stack working from Win/XP, before
> trying to get them to share.  It seems the worst case, you'd
> need a second NIC for a PNW prototocol stack.
> 
> -- Gary Welles
> 
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> 
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