Hard drive space isn't a problem, and the other node(s) would be set up with the COM/IP program that I mentioned in a previous message. I have
some LAN files on the BBS already, mainly utilities for creating bulletins, but wondered if directories were the main deal. I know that a Net Bios emulator, such as DVDOOR, is required...but that may only work for
DESQview. I ran DESQview in the past, but currently run Windows 98, so I
can use the dial-up networking for the Internet, if needed.
Unless you are running GT under OS/2, you can't set it up for telnet.>IIRC, that is what COM/IP is for. The way that Windows does the
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