2 Jan
2002
2 Jan
'02
1:42 p.m.
Does anybody have a copy of this? I have MS OS/2
1.3, and I have
TCP/IP for OS/2 1.3 EE, but they don't work together. I'd love to have
EE so I can put TCP/IP on it and install the lot on a 286. Maybe I can
dig up a web server for it. :)
Thanks!
--James B.
Microsoft OS/2 1.3?!?! It was my understanding at the time that Microsoft
had nothing to do with V1.3. For that matter, what does the 'EE' stand for?
Zane
2 Jan
2 Jan
2 p.m.
Does
anybody have a copy of this? I have MS OS/2 1.3, and I have
TCP/IP for OS/2 1.3 EE, but they don't work together. I'd love to have
EE so I can put TCP/IP on it and install the lot on a 286. Maybe I can
dig up a web server for it. :)
Microsoft OS/2 1.3?!?! It was my understanding at the time that Microsoft
had nothing to do with V1.3. For that matter, what does the 'EE' stand for?
2:23 p.m.
At 04:42 PM 1/2/2002 -0800, you wrote:
Microsoft was involved until Warp, I believe.
EE was the Extended Edition that IBM did.
GZ
Does
anybody have a copy of this? I have MS OS/2 1.3, and I have
TCP/IP for OS/2 1.3 EE, but they don't work together. I'd love to have
EE so I can put TCP/IP on it and install the lot on a 286. Maybe I can
dig up a web server for it. :)
Thanks!
--James B.
Microsoft OS/2 1.3?!?! It was my understanding at the time that Microsoft
had nothing to do with V1.3. For that matter, what does the 'EE' stand for?
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