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Over 10 years ago, I worked on a communications program to include support
for a Novell product to share modems over a LAN.
1. It required a Novell NetWare network....
2. It required special support in the application....
3. In many cities, dog owners are required to pick up and dispose of stuff
like it.
I don't think you're going to find anything that will perform this trick
for you. Modern applications tend to support network connections, which
could be forwarded by a box running ICS or the equivalent that happens to
run networking over a modem link to an ISP.
David Gillett
On 8 Jul 2003, at 21:52, Goran Halfvarson wrote:
> I want to run an application that uses a modem dial-up line - it will not
> use the internet.
> I want to run this application on my stationary PC - which does not have a
> modem!
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> However, my laptop has a built-in modem!
> Can I use the modem of the laptop, from my stationary PC, via the LAN!?
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> I have a small TCP/IP LAN with a broadband router/switch.
> The stationary PC runs Windows 2000.
> The laptop runs Windows XP Home.
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> I would prefer to use software built-in into Windows, or freeware.
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> Any suggestions are welcome,
> /Göran Halfvarson, Sweden
>
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