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Robert Bowen - Information Services - SUNY Farmingdale <[log in to unmask]>
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PCBUILD - Personal Computer Hardware discussion List <[log in to unmask]>
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Tue, 23 Mar 1999 17:21:08 -0500
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You can either use the Microsoft Direct Cable connection, or get a product
such as Laplink or PCAnywhere.

Direct Cable connection comes with Windows 95/98 and is free.  It isn't in
my opinion as easy to use and configure as Laplink/PCAnywhere.

You can usually download a trial of either PCAnywhere www.symantec.com, or
Laplink www.laplink.com (this may not be the address).

As far as a cable, Direct Cable Connection uses a Parallel or a Null-Modem
Serial cable (obtainable at any Compusa/Circuit City/Electronics
Boutique/Staples/Office Depot/etc.)

As far as I remember PCAnywhere and Laplink both come with the cable.

-Rob

>     I have no need of a network, so I dont really want to spend that  kind
>of money.   Is the paralell or com port a possible connection between
>pc's? If so, wich is best, and most reliable? Where can I find a cable for
>this?


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