Paul Sanders wrote in a message to Steve Gabrilowitz:
RS>  Look at TVFS (Toronto Virtual File System), it can do this for you
RS>  (and some other things more :-)
SG>What is this and where does one get it?  Freeware, Shareware, or
SG>Commercial? How much if one of the latter 2?
 PS> released by ibm, as far as I can see, this is a no payment prg,
 PS> freely available...
Yes, but WHERE ?
bazza@paradise.worldlink.com.au 
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Hello Lewin!
Replying to a message of Lewin Edwards to Yann LeGuellec:
 YL>  Has anyone successfully got Warp Server and LANtastic 7.0 "talking" to 
 YL> each other?
 LE> Question : Why do you need to ? If you are running LANtastic 7.0 on 
Windows
 LE> 95, which I presume you are, then you have an unnecessary component.. 
just
 LE> install client for microsoft networks on the Win4 machine, and it will
 LE> talk to Warp Server directly.
 No WIN95, or even Windows 3.x, on most of the machines here: strictly DOS 
6.x. I have to deal with mostly 386 workstations, running word processing and 
small database apps (and that's not likely to change in the near future). I 
was running Lantastic/2 on my Warp machine, and decided to "upgrade" to Warp 
Server and dump Lantastic/2. In doing so, I lost my connectivity to the rest 
of the office. It's not too critical since I do have a Lantastic/DOS machine 
in my office too, but since the Warp machine is also connected to the 
internet (permanent PPP), I'd like to eventually make that available to 
others on the network.
 Thanks,
 Yann
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