I suspect that you are confusing two issues. Your Windows '95 may be
running like 32 bit software but your access to the internet is running at
16 bits. The most likely cause is that you are using a 16 bit Winsock to
access your server. In Windows '95 you must use the Windows '95 networks
feature to configure your dialup line. It will need to be a PPP
coinnection, in the event that you are using a SLIP account you will have to
change.
If you need additional help write me privately, and I will send you some
documentation on how to set up the network.
Saludos y buena suerte
>Once again I have some trouble for which I need your help. I installed
>windows95 on my home computer, an ACER 486 DX4 running at 100 MHz, with 8 MB
>in RAM and 520 MB in HD. Previously I had WFW 3.11 on it. Well, the problem
>is that my computer behaves like a 16 bit machine and I have to install all
>the 16-bit version of the programs (specially Netscape). How can I correct
>this? Can I do it without having to reinstall everything?
Michael Dabrowski
Co-Ordinator, Instructional Technology in the Humanities
University of Calgary
2500 University Drive N.W.
Calgary, Alberta T2N 1N4
Tel:(403)220-3283
Fax:(403)284-0848
dabrowsk@acs.ucalgary.ca
dabrowsk@supernet.ab.ca
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Does MS Exchange support secure sig files?
Don
Russell Smith <rssmith7@delphi.com>
>> I am currently using Microsoft Exchange as my mail program. I want to
>> attach a signature automatically to each piece of mail. I can't find how
>> to do this. Could someone help?
>
> Just read in Feb. Netguide Magazine.....nice article about .sig files.
>Judith Bernstein reports there's a widget called Internet Idioms which
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Subject: Re: Windows 95 Acts Like a 16 Bit Machine?
To: Multiple recipients of list EDTECH <EDTECH@MSU.EDU>
> windows95 on my home computer, an ACER 486 DX4 running at 100 MHz, with 8 MB
> in RAM and 520 MB in HD. Previously I had WFW 3.11 on it. Well, the problem
> is that my computer behaves like a 16 bit machine and I have to install all
> the 16-bit version of the programs (specially Netscape). How can I correct
> this? Can I do it without having to reinstall everything?
Have you checked in Control Panel/System/Performance to see exactly
what is running in real mode? The fix for that is to get updated drivers
from the Net or manufacturers or install the correct ones included on the
WIN95 CD-ROM disk.
Russell Smith
rssmith@tenet.edu rssmith7@delphi.com
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