Summary: Thanks for that info. I'm assuming that any parallel DTC will work for my purposes. Windows XP is indeed on NTFS, but FastLynx claims to have a "DOS s...
Summary: You can download FASTLYNX from my Resource site at http://www.powerload.fsnet.co.uk It is a MS-DOS File Transfer program that will work with all versi...
Summary: i need to use direct cable connetion but cant connect to my computer im using 98 and iam tring to get something out of there and put on my 98 system ...
Summary: email to yourself using winzip all the files that you want to transfer. Then download them again using your windows xp system. I think laplink works w...
Summary: DOS 6.22 has software in c:\DOS for doing this. Two programs are used together called INTERLNK.exe and INTERSVR.EXE. There is also a description in th...
Summary: Hello Guys: This is my first post here. I have a win98 PC and want to transfer all the 486 win311 laptop hd to Win98 PC. The idea is play a litle with...
Summary: Best way by far would be to use network cards, but that might not be worth the effort. DOS based Win98 shouldn't have any problem recognizing an old I...
Summary: No. The null modem cable has certain wires crossed in it so that the data out on one side of the cable connection goes to the data in on the other si...
Summary: Here is that article referred to from a previous post. If someone could translate this into 'PC to PC', step by step, it would be fantastic. (http://...
Summary: Hi can you explain to a newbie how you set up file transfer between win3.1 and win98 I have serial cable but dont know what program to use to set it u...
Summary: You can share your drives with INTERLNK and INTERSVR, using a null modem cable. Boot to DOS on one of the PCs, enter "INTERSVR" at a DOS prompt. On ...
Summary: You don't have to SHOUT. You could do the installation from floppies - see: http://computing.net/dos/wwwboard/forum/6670.html There is a method of ...
Summary: Goto www.winzip.com and download Winzip 6.3 SR1 for Windows 3.1 and Winzip 8.0 for Windows 95/98 Install onto relevant machine. Now compress files int...
Summary: Other alternatives. Parallel port ZIP drive or other type of drive. Serial/Parallel Port File Transfer software. (Laplink) Serial/Parallel Port Networ...
Summary: Buy a LapLink cable at a computer store. It connects two computers using the DB25 parallel port (printer port). Then run a file transfer program lik...
Summary: After reading Message No. 5539 for Win 3.1 {Win 3.1 DCC!), I was able to make the connection for file transfer between 3.1 and 95 with InterLnk/Svr. Y...
Summary: ; Thanks, Lowteq. Our wibbly wobbly Web is a great tool for co-operation and it's nice seeing 10-year-old proggies still in use. I have a floppy of D...
Summary: OK Guys and if any gals I have run into the exact problem everybody types about!!!I`m a small time consultant. First of all it is better to run the 95...
Summary: Sorry, JW, no experience with NT. I use laptops, but very much on the cheap. My 486-25 was retired a few months ago after about 20,000 hours' use. My ...
Summary: Even if you find a serial or parallel floppy drive I dont think they will work without drivers. If the floppy still doesn't work and if replacing/repa...
Summary: Yep, I'm sure. I couldn't believe it worked either, but I was trying different things until I got a response to the initial post. I first transferre...
Summary: Hi! I was wondering if anyone had tried using a dos emulator to connect a 95 machine to an xp machine using a parallel cable and laplink 5. I have an ...
Summary: If your pentium system is running Windows 95/98 or NT4 you need only download WinZip 7.0 (32bit) from www.winzip.com create a Zip File of IE on your H...
Summary: If you run a search on hotbot for laplink, you'll get results for fast pc link. This is a dos based application that works well with a file transfer ...
Summary: Visit my Resource Site, and Download OLDDOS.EXE from the MS-DOS Support Page. It contains both Interlink Files or try FastLynx File Transfer from same...
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