On Thursday, 7 January 1999,
     MADS ORBESEN TROEST wrote to IVAN TODOROSKI about Access TCP/IP

 IT>>   Well you'll need the TCP/IP Developers Toolkit (or whatever it is
 IT>> called) which contains the header files and libraries with functions
 IT>> for creating and accessing sockets etc, and I think this costs money.

 MOT> It floats around on the Warp 4 CD (a ZIP in some strange which I
 MOT> don't recall just now) that's where I got mine from and they work
 MOT> great.

  Yeah?!!  Didn't know this... would have probably found it, if I knew
  it was there to find! Thanks, I'll search for it...

 MOT> Chris: I've got those libraries for both ol'e (nasty) Borland C++
 MOT> and for VACPP (which I use myself), along with the INF
 MOT> documentation; if you fail to locate those resources elsewhere
 MOT> feel free to mail me and we'll arrange something.

  Well I only have BC++ 2.0 for OS/2, and it started gathering dust when
  I discovered emx/gcc. Didn't care much for its IDE, and since the
  knowldgeable people in this echo said its compiler wasn't much better
  either, I decided to dump it. VACPP is a bit too expensive for a
  student like me, but if I could get the guys from the university IT
  department to order it on university's expense... hmmmm :)

  So even when I do find the toolkit on the CD, it won't do much good for
  me... so I guess I'll just go with the emx socket implementation
  (unless the toolkit works with emx?)

                                                            - Ivan -

.!. He who dies with the most toys is still dead.
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