From: mikem@tarix.net   
      
   David Rance wrote:   
      
   > Of course! You're right. I got them the wrong way round! It's TIPX that   
   > is loaded with TBBS. TIPXI14 is the slave which I use when logging in to   
   > TBBS from across the LAN.   
      
   And neither TIPX or TIPXI14 are needed on the Windows machine which runs   
   TIAD.  (Just for clarification.)   
      
   > Yes, well I have IPX working OK on the BBS computer under DOS. I, too,   
   > can't get both IPX and TCP/IP working together on the same machine -   
   > which makes it a problem on the Internet machine. That *has* to have   
   > TCP/IP enabled. But does TIAD have its own IPX stack or do I have to   
   > load IPX on the machine that runs TIAD?   
      
   NWLink IPX/SPX/NetBIOS and TCP/IP must both be loaded under the network   
   configuration screen of the network adapter.  In addition you must go   
   into the properties of NWLink and set all of the following:   
      
   Internal network number: Any non-zero value   
   Frame Type: Ethernet 802.3   
   Network number: Any non-zero value and something besides the Internal   
   network number   
      
   > Or have I misunderstood completely and TIAD has to be loaded on the TBBS   
   > machine?   
      
   Nope, you've got it correct.  Two machines, one running DOS/TBBS the   
   other running Windows/TIAD.   
      
   Also, I'm making a new version of TIAD to help track down the error your   
   getting.  I'll email it to you.   
      
   - Mike   
      
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