-> CH>I don't think that's possible in the context of a fidonet message base. 
-> CH>would need a minimum of Windows for Workgroups 3.11, as Windows 3.11 do 
-> CH>have built in networking (Windows 3.11 and Windows for Workgroups 3.11 
-> CH>not the same windows). I don't think you can even buy Windows for Workg 
-> CH>anymore, but If you do the compact install you can get Windows 95 on yo 
-> CH>486-66 in 20-25meg of hard drive space. 16 meg of RAM is fine. 
->  
->   Well, earlier I provided networking between win95 and win95 in a 
-> single message .... but that's win95 =)  And, yea, it's running windows 
-> for workgroups 3.11 ... I don't believe there to be a Windows 3.11 
-> without workgroups, though. As for the compact install ... didn't really 
-> think about it. ... 
 
It's good you have Windows for Workgroups 3.11 as there is also a Windows
3.11 that doesn't say Windows for Workgroups in the Windows Logo or in
[HELP]. Many people like you, evidently think there is only 3.11. Not 
so.
Windows 3.11 doesn't have built in networking like Windows for Workgroups
3.11 does. 
 
->  
-> CH>Go to your bookstore and buy Windows Unleashed and read it or if this i 
-> CH>not a hobbiest's computer system and/or you put a value on your time, y 
-> CH>ought to just hire some one who works for cheep to come in and set it u 
-> CH>you. Not rocket science so you don't have to pay for a big buck network 
-> CH>and shouldn't take more than an hour or two, and you can learn from tha 
 
-> Ugh! Buy a book? That smarts =) I'm pretty knowledgable about computers 
-> ... I'm pretty sure that my limited budget won't handle Windows 
-> Unleashed, nor will it afford any kind of network guy to come in ... 
-> thus is the straights of being 15 ... 
 
Actually if you had both Windows 95 and Windows for Workgroups and were
"pretty knowledgeable" about computers, you'd have the network done by now.
It's not rocket science. Do you know what interupts your NIC cards are on? If
so, get into your Windows 95 control panel  setup, and add a nework
adapter, use Microsoft Client with NETBUI protocal, use the workgroup name
WORKGROUP on both computers. In WFWG 3.11, if you are pretty knowledgeable
about computers just get run Network from Control panel or run Windows setup
from Main, pull down the menu, click on NETWORK setup, and it will walk you
right through the the setup in trained chimpanzee mode. If you don't have
Network setup in WFWG 3.11, you don't have WFWG 3.11, you only have Windows
3.11. 
 
Like I said, it ain't rocket science to do a peer to peer windows network. 
 
-> Thanks for yer help! 
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