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Charles Angelich (1:106/2000) wrote to Steven Horn at 21:54 on 14 Apr 2003:
CA> The DOS Internet apps are written to seek out an Ethernet
CA> network card and connect to that. EPPPD and LSPPP emulate the
CA> ethernet card and trick the software into connecting to the
CA> Internet - or something like that.
That makes sense but I assume that I'd have to figure out how to uninstall
the ethernet driver (e100bnt5.sys> I load on startup.
CA> Any driver that pretends to be an ethernet card should work if all
CA> else goes as it should. If your home had an 'intranet'
CA> these same apps would work to access that network via your
CA> network cards as easilly as they access the Internet.
I assume they would but note the above.:-)
CA> To software the Internet is just one whopping huge network. ;-)
Which it is. :-)
Take care,
Steven Horn (steven_a_horn{at}yahoo.ca)
Moderator, ALASKA_CHAT
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