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At 29 MAY 1999 02:56:47PM Greg Worrel wrote:

Has anyone run Rev G on a Windows 98 peer to peer network? We changed the network driver to be Generic Dos 3.1 but record locking is not working. I assumed this would work since it worked on an NT network. (Maybe a bad assumption.) In looking at previous posts, it looks like a dedicated server may be necessary, but I hope there is a way around this. My customer will not be too happy to have to buy another PC. Any help is greatly appreciated.

Greg Worrel


At 30 MAY 1999 09:42AM [email protected] - [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:

Sorry, greg, but a dedicated PC is needed. Keep in mind that a dedicated PC is just a PC not running RevG, so if there is a machine on the network that does not run RevG, that's your server.

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At 01 JUN 1999 10:25AM Greg Worrel wrote:

So if the files are shared from another PC not running REVG, the file locking will work? You'd think with the multi-tasking nature of 98, it would be possible to fake this. Are there any peer-to-peer networks available that do not require a dedicated PC? Thanks.

Greg Worrel


At 01 JUN 1999 12:17PM [email protected] - [url=http://www.sprezzatura.com]Sprezzatura Group[/url] wrote:

Any network that allows you to redirect a local drive as a network drive will work. LanTastic allows this, as do most non-Microsoft peer-peer solutions.

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