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Hi,

I agree about Linux being the easiest option.

Win 98 PPP is easier to set up than Win 95, apparently, if you wish to
stick with Windows...

Dan




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You need remote access server, don't know if win95 has that as an option or
not. Or go Linux, it's dead easy with Linux. TTYL


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> [mailto:PICLIST@MITVMA.MIT.EDU]On Behalf Of Oluseyi Odeinde
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> Subject: [OT]:need PC serial port to talk PPP using win95
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> Hi everyone,
>
> my problem is basically this:
>
> I have the PIC connected to my PC via the serial port (rs232). i wish to
> have the PC serial port "talk" PPP. how can i set this up runinng win95
> OS?
>
> TIA
> seyi
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