Smeg 'Ed Jones wrote: > > OK, I need some help. How do I link two computers via modem, (not through the > internet), for file transfers? Please help. Thanks…
Um, use a regular communications program? They are available at download sites,
or if you are desperate, your computer may have a “terminal” program in Win31
and I think it’s called “hyperterminal” in Win95. I use Telix and it works well.
If you get it and need help, let me know.
Melinda whose 10YO son was given a unicycle someone didn’t want and who is
reading here for information to help him learn how to ride it
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Smeg 'Ed Jones wrote: > > OK, I need some help. How do I link two computers via modem, (not through the > internet), for file transfers? Please help. Thanks…
Just use the built in UNI-NET. You know… copy the data onto a disk, unicycle
from one computer to the other, copy the data off of the disk, unicycle back…
Can anyone think of other unicycle-based solutions?
Eric Johnson wrote: > > Smeg 'Ed Jones wrote: > > > > OK, I need some help. How do I link two computers via modem, (not through > > the internet), for file transfers? Please help. Thanks… > > Just use the built in UNI-NET. You know… copy the data onto a disk, > unicycle from one computer to the other, copy the data off of the disk, > unicycle back…
<giggling hysterically> I’ve heard of sneakernet, the shareware version of
Nikenet before, but you have to be careful with this one. There is a bulletin
board network system called UN’INet or something of the like, meaning “You
and I Net.”
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