I finally got the Internet/local network with VNC running under W98 to work and thought some on the list might be interested to know what the problem was.
It wasn't W98 (as I had thought) or VNC, but rather the firewall software. On a whim I changed to another company's software and instantly everything worked. The trick with W98 for dual access (by the way) is to create two TCP/IP services, one with the local address for the computer on the network, and the second left so it can be assigned an address. Then everyone gets along. An added plus is that by setting up the W98 Network Neighborhood, I can now exchange files between computers as well. The end result has been a "super computer" with combined drives, memory, and other peripherals. Now I can be burning CDs or FTPing huge files AND doing other work without danger of running out of resouces and locking up the computer. VNC is great! -- Duncan Long ------------------------------------------ Artwork, stories, music, and articles that will amuse, amaze, and sometimes terrify: http://duncanlong.com/ _______________________________________________ VNC-List mailing list [EMAIL PROTECTED] http://www.realvnc.com/mailman/listinfo/vnc-list
