Re: [Circle] [OLDBIE] Running Under Win95 & [AI] for mobs

From: James R. Tanis (bloodwych@juno.com)
Date: 08/20/96


derivative? It uses the same security code. If your talking about a user
on one of your own computers, yes, then I agree. There are ways to secure
a Windows95 computer tho.
Later,
 Bloodwych

On Mon, 19 Aug 1996 20:40:32 -0400 Lost Empire <Gkelly1@ix.netcom.com>
writes:
>I was running a win95 mud privatly, just for testing. If anyone out
>there is running a win95 mud, you are asking for trouble. Windows 95 
>is
>INCREDIBLY easy to hack, and if anyone who has a brain finds out your
>mud is win95, your in trouble..
>
>
>	GK
>
>Katzlberger Thomas wrote:
>> 
>> You wrote:
>> 
>> snip
>> 
>> > circle compiles fine under windows 95 with MSVC++ ver 4.0
>> > you just have to follow the INSTRUCTIONS that come with the
>> > distribution.               ^^^^^^^^^^^^
>> > they are in the form of readme files
>> > doesn't anyone look at all the info available before asking for
>> > help??
>> >
>> > John
>> 
>> Well I don't run it under Win95, hence I don't have to read the 
>file.
>> 
>> I was asked for a suggestion and that was my very subjective 
>response.
>> 
>> BTW: I am curious how many of the readers of this list run a
>> public accessible MUD on Win95 or WinNT (NOT with MODEM) ?
>>
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