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From: Ob Nor
Date: Wed, 27 Oct 1999 00:00

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Besides NetWare, are there any DOS programs out "there" that I can download
and install to create a simple peer-to-peer dos (win98 version - DOS7)
network? What I would prefer is a DOS (shell) window, like windows explorer,
to display all drives and files on all (can be only two - not picky)
systems. Tell me I'm crazy, but I know there "gotstobe" something simular
out there that would do just the trick. Oh yeah, I have "Dosnet" and "Otex"
(looks good but company fail to put out the key number to make the darn
thing run -for a demo - you would think...), but both  programs don't work
as far as I can see.
RonBo

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Subject: DOS Networks
Date: 1999/10/27
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