Summary: If you find out how I would like to know The only programs I have like that only do file transfers not a network like connection I suggest putting the...
Summary: File transfer software: http://www.laplink.com/products/ They supports DOS to Windows. USB support first and foremost must be a BIOS call, secondly us...
Summary: You could use FileLink (supplied with DR-DOS) on a second PC, for which you'll need a null-modem serial cable to set it up on your floppy-less laptop...
Summary: Yes - it's the same cable - 'parallel file transfer'. You may have some success with DOS interlnk, since 95A is FAT16. Otherwise, you could use the fr...
Summary: Hi I have windows me. I try to use it's phone dailer but every time i dail a number i cant talk to the person and i cant hear the person can some plea...
Summary: I would NOT attempt to "fdisk" (partition) OR format the hdd until you have done the following: ACTUALLY (not virtually,nor just dream that you di...
Summary: I did a little searching on the forum for the term 'laplink', since a laplink cable is what would be used in the process you describe, and came up wit...
Summary: I had another thought. I have cable for my main internet access. Is there a way to get win3.1 to work with a lan card (such as the one used for cable ...
Summary: Can someone tell me step by step (im new) how to use a cable modem, what browser to use. I just got hold of an old mint compaq 486/25 laptop with 4 me...
Summary: Well, i haven't seen a working version of MSN messenger for win 3.x yet, but i feel MSN IM isn't that great anyway. I use it in Win 9x only because i ...
Summary: Hi oliver: You can change association to use write.exe instead of note pad. Write should convert files better & open larger size files. Zip files shou...
Summary: hey, friends told me you can send files from an old PC with modem to another (my new) throught your dial up modem. who this mean PHONE CABLE to PHONE ...
Summary: If you formated your dive H: Then you no longer have a boot drive ok. Do This: 1. If you have your dos setup disk. this is the Dos.622 software ...
Summary: I recently acquired a Toshiba Satellite T1910 running windows 3.1, and i was wondering if it were possible to use my cable internet connection with it...
Summary: chuck, Why do you need just that file?? If you're having problems with juno, just reinstall the program over your current and it will clean up any co...
Summary: Look at Pentium II computers or better in the range of 400 MHz or more.These ATX computers are offered at very low cost and can be set up for Internet...
Summary: I am a student with an old 486 Umbra laptop which no longer has a working floppy drive. I have a slight understanding of file transfer if I could get...
Summary: I have a Compaq 4/25 laptop (no pcmcia slots) running 3.10 (486, 20meg ram, 120M hd, original internal data/fax modem). I also have a pc running w98. ...
Summary: I know exactly what your problem is- its the Linksys! Ive got one too, and have a multiboot situation with w31 on one partition and the linksys seems...
Summary: 3)Is there another 3.1 software to data transfer? you should beable to use direct cable connection and have a network connection between the 2 comput...
Summary: That same data transfert cable (aka laplink cable) can allow you to see the drive(s) on the remote (server) machine as if they were on the local one b...
Summary: I am trying to connect my laptop to my desktop with laplink version 5 and I have it all wired up and im trying to remote install laplink onto my lapto...
Summary: Managed to get longer cable,with third 40 pin socket,plugged that in to CD-ROM,plugged spare power in,didnt use small cable to audio in of sound card ...
Summary: Hmmmmmm.... Not sure.. Never heard anything about running TCP/IP over a file transfer cable... Come to think of it, direct cable connection in windows...
Summary: If you are running dos 6.2x there is a file transfer utility there that allows you to laplink pc`s together, but its so long since I used dos ive forg...
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