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From:	"Scott Deming" <Scott DOT Deming AT DetroitMI DOT NCR DOT Com>
Subject:	Re: TCP library installation instructions (winsock?)
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Date:	Thu, 27 Jun 1996 17:28:14 GMT
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> John Sabean <docmani AT eng DOT umd DOT edu> wrote in article
<31D02A9D DOT 15FB7483 AT eng DOT umd DOT edu>...
>
*CLIP!*
>
> I looked for the answer to this question about a month or two ago and
the
> answer I got was 'no'. It seems like it would be possible. After all,
> even in Win95, the ftp client is a command line DOS executable that
> interfaces with Winsock. However, as far as I know, Microsoft is 
> holding on to this particular information. If anyone else finds out,
> please let me know.
> 

Actually, I believe the Win95 ftp client is a "console" application, not a
DOS app.  I could be wrong, but it is my understanding.  However, if you
run Duke Nukem 3D, it seems to network just fine when run under Win95.  I
believe Duke3D uses NetBIOS when it can though, which would lead me to
believe that Win95 simply provides the interrupt services to interface to
NetBIOS.

> -- 
> <docmani AT eng DOT umd DOT edu ------ http://www.glue.umd.edu/~docmani>
> "I've always said you can get more with a kind word and a
>  2x4 than you can with a kind word alone!"  - Marcus
> 

--
Scott Deming
Boo!

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