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Hi

Try a program called wingate from http://deerfield.com/

Don Hack
LV Control Ltd.


> 	Do someone know how to use a modem thought a Win95 network to do
Internet
> stuff like email, news or web browsing. I don't need to be able to use
many
> computer simultaneous on the same modem, but only be able to access
> Internet from any computer on the network. I am using Microsoft Internet
> tools.

In article <01bbdc7f$b6799800$13b6e9cd@JacquesSt-Pierre>, Jacques St-
Pierre <jstpierr@sie.qc.ca> writes
>Hello,
>
>       Do someone know how to use a modem thought a Win95 network to do 
>Internet
>stuff like email, news or web browsing. I don't need to be able to use many
>computer simultaneous on the same modem, but only be able to access
>Internet from any computer on the network. I am using Microsoft Internet
>tools.
>
>       Let me know if you knew a solution.
>
>       Jacques
>       jspierr@sie.qc.ca
>

With win 95, you need a package that will make the modem a shared
resource such as 'Modem Share', cant remember who its by though!!!!

-- 
Paul Schofield

Turnpike evaluation. For Turnpike information, mailto:info@turnpike.com

Jacques St-Pierre <jstpierr@sie.qc.ca> wrote in article
<01bbdc7f$b6799800$13b6e9cd@JacquesSt-Pierre>...
> Hello,
> 
> 	Do someone know how to use a modem thought a Win95 network to do
Internet
> stuff like email, news or web browsing. I don't need to be able to use
many
> computer simultaneous on the same modem, but only be able to access
> Internet from any computer on the network. I am using Microsoft Internet
> tools.
> 
> 	Let me know if you knew a solution.

Get WinGate from www.Windows95.com.

I use it, and it works fine.

Lyndon J. Allen
lyndon@timeslice.demon.co.uk
http://www.timeslice.demon.co.uk

Jacques St-Pierre wrote:
> 
> Hello,
> 
>         Do someone know how to use a modem thought a Win95 network to do Internet
> stuff like email, news or web browsing. I don't need to be able to use many
> computer simultaneous on the same modem, but only be able to access
> Internet from any computer on the network. I am using Microsoft Internet
> tools.
> 
>         Let me know if you knew a solution.
> 
>         Jacques
>         jspierr@sie.qc.ca

Have a look on this sites:

http://www.artisoft.com/ishare
http://dyson.brisnet.org.au/~cugq/stomper.html
http://members.aol.com/faxsol/fax.htm

I hope it helps you.

Saludos, MAC.

On 27 Nov 1996 16:20:17 GMT, "Jacques St-Pierre" <jstpierr@sie.qc.ca> wrote:

~|>Do someone know how to use a modem thought a Win95 network to do Internet

You have a number of choices here.  You could use WinGate as mentioned by
others, You could run Linux on one of the machines and use it as a gateway.
You could also do this with NT.  Another option is Lantastic 7.  

I am sure that there are a lot of other solutions as well.

cya :(

Dassa

Jacqueline & David Brankley wrote:
> 
> Paul Schofield <Paul@g7knt.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> >In article <01bbdc7f$b6799800$13b6e9cd@JacquesSt-Pierre>, Jacques St-
> >Pierre <jstpierr@sie.qc.ca> writes
> >>Hello,
> >>
> >>       Do someone know how to use a modem thought a Win95 network to do
> >>Internet
> >>stuff like email, news or web browsing. I don't need to be able to use many
> >>computer simultaneous on the same modem, but only be able to access
> >>Internet from any computer on the network. I am using Microsoft Internet
> >>tools.
> >>
> >>       Let me know if you knew a solution.
> >>
> >>       Jacques
> >>       jspierr@sie.qc.ca
> >>
> 
> >With win 95, you need a package that will make the modem a shared
> >resource such as 'Modem Share', cant remember who its by though!!!!
> 
> >--
> >Paul Schofield
> 
> >Turnpike evaluation. For Turnpike information, mailto:info@turnpike.com
> 
> It's made by Artisoft, and there is a trial evaluation available on
> the internet.  I haven't been able to get it to work though..
> 
> Jacqueline

Try WINGATE 

2 user license free pay for more am using it as we speak

Ron
-- 
QUOTE
   "If you do not take care of your body...
        Where are you going to live ?"

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Paul Schofield <Paul@g7knt.demon.co.uk> wrote:

>In article <01bbdc7f$b6799800$13b6e9cd@JacquesSt-Pierre>, Jacques St-
>Pierre <jstpierr@sie.qc.ca> writes
>>Hello,
>>
>>       Do someone know how to use a modem thought a Win95 network to do 
>>Internet
>>stuff like email, news or web browsing. I don't need to be able to use many
>>computer simultaneous on the same modem, but only be able to access
>>Internet from any computer on the network. I am using Microsoft Internet
>>tools.
>>
>>       Let me know if you knew a solution.
>>
>>       Jacques
>>       jspierr@sie.qc.ca
>>

>With win 95, you need a package that will make the modem a shared
>resource such as 'Modem Share', cant remember who its by though!!!!

>-- 
>Paul Schofield

>Turnpike evaluation. For Turnpike information, mailto:info@turnpike.com

It's made by Artisoft, and there is a trial evaluation available on
the internet.  I haven't been able to get it to work though..

Jacqueline

Jacqueline & David Brankley wrote:
 " Use Wingate 
 B""
> 
> Paul Schofield <Paul@g7knt.demon.co.uk> wrote:
> 
> >In article <01bbdc7f$b6799800$13b6e9cd@JacquesSt-Pierre>, Jacques St-
> >Pierre <jstpierr@sie.qc.ca> writes
> >>Hello,
> >>
> >>       Do someone know how to use a modem thought a Win95 network to do
> >>Internet
> >>stuff like email, news or web browsing. I don't need to be able to use many
> >>computer simultaneous on the same modem, but only be able to access
> >>Internet from any computer on the network. I am using Microsoft Internet
> >>tools.
> >>
> >>       Let me know if you knew a solution.
> >>
> >>       Jacques
> >>       jspierr@sie.qc.ca
> >>
> 
> >With win 95, you need a package that will make the modem a shared
> >resource such as 'Modem Share', cant remember who its by though!!!!
> 
> >--
> >Paul Schofield
> 
> >Turnpike evaluation. For Turnpike information, mailto:info@turnpike.com
> 
> It's made by Artisoft, and there is a trial evaluation available on
> the internet.  I haven't been able to get it to work though..
> 
> Jacqueline

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