I like the suggestion of that last email (about using NT or Linux) but it
might be a little easier than he mentioned dialing in... On the server
machine give it a static ip address like 10.1.1.1 then set up the dial-up
networking server like that windows help tells you to. Then, on the client
machine give it a static ip address like 10.1.1.2 and simply connect to the
server machine through dial-up networking. I simulated this here at my
office and it seems to work fine, I am able to (after connecting) go to
Network Neighborhood and see and browse the server machine.
Oh yeah, dont forget to enable file and print sharing on the server machine.
Brandon
-----Original Message-----
From: James Cress [mailto:j.cress@NS.SYMPATICO.CA]
Sent: Monday, December 20, 1999 4:25 PM
To: CIRCLE@post.queensu.ca
Subject: system-win98
I am running circle30bpl11 and I have it running well on win98
platform.. I used msvc++ to make it happen and I have even
been able to
write my own code, add levels, etc. That part didn't even
take a month
(self taught with help from the ftp site). But does anyone
know how to
dial into my own computer from another. i have tried to from outside
sources but i just can't make it work. Any advice would be
appreciated!
Khoal
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