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Hans:
It's OK to do it that way. What you get for the minimal additional
investment for a true network is very much greater speed and the
flexibility to address any peripheral device on any other machine on the
network (printers, CD-ROM's, etc).
Allan
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At 09:28 PM 5/14/98 +0200, hans esser wrote:
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>Allan and other experts,
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>I just got a new machine which first time W95 (stop laughing) - read
>something of direct cable connection - does that need network cards ?
>or just a cable and W95 on BOTH machines
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>Also how about Laplink for all that ?
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>advantages / disadvantages ?
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>thanks
>rgds hans
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