"serge" <satxyx446fwd@rogers.com> wrote in
news:lTeNa.63147$x4o.31433@news04.bloor.is.net.cab le.rogers.com:

Investigate using "interlnk.exe" and "intersvr.exe", between the win98
machines.

You'll need a cable.

Or, if the data is small and you have a modem you can email it to yourself,
or put it on a website temporarily.

Santiago Zawojski wrote:

As those are MS-DOS tools they will truncate any long-filenames (Microsoft
would become Micros~1), so it would be a good idea to Winzip anything you
want to preserve the long-filenames on. And yup those tools do work very
well with Win 98.

Serial or Parallel will work.

--
Paul S

paul s <nospam@nospam.forme> wrote in
news:VofNa.1190$L37.7996612@news-text.cableinet.net:

Thanks for the extra information.

As well as the Long File name thing, if your intersvr machine has fat32 and
your interlnk machine has fat16 the filenames are gobbledygooky.