Sam Heywood wrote:
>The DOCs say that you don't need to do anything with Netmask and Gateway
>unless you are using a packet driver.
So that's why you can't change them in the setup. (As I previously wrote I
haveb't read the docs).
>Apparently Trumpet Winsock version
>3.00 doesn't come with a packet driver.
Oh, I have 2.1f. It works like a charm. Perhaps you should try it instead
of 3.0?
I've downloaded 3.0 but haven't installed it - and have no idea where it
currently is <g>. If I do try 3.0 I'll try and remember to travel ten years
into the future (ie. set the date ahead) before I install it and also
reinstall Eudora. Then perhaps I can get "back to the future" (or to the
present) all the time ;-)
>Do I need to get some special
>kind of Windows packet driver too? And how can you get a TCP/IP
>connection over a phone dial-up without a packet driver???
The packet driver is of the form pciodi.com (that's my packet driver) and
is for the NIC. So when using dial-up you don't need a packet driver (I
think it might even complicate things).
//Bernie
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