You could try to boot the computer with Win 95 installed on
it in MS DOS 6.22 rather than Win 95.

There is a piece of commercial software available called
"System Commander" which allows a computer to boot  using
a number of operating systems. These include Win 95 and
MS DOS 6.22.

Then link the two computers using Interlink built into MS DOS 6.22.


Steven Walley

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> I want to link 2 computers via their serial ports in a
> manner similar to the DOS 6.22 Interlnk.  The problem is
> that one computer runs Win95, and the other runs DOS 6.22
> and is capable of running Win3.1.  However, it will never be
> able to run Win95.  The Win95 Direct Cable Connection is not
> compatible with DOS Interlnk, and it won't run under 3.1.
> Any suggestions?
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