said: 
>>I was afraid of that. I may have to see what DOS Modem programs I still 
>>have lying around and then see if I can remember how to do a dial-up from 
>>within DOS. 
>Huh?  What does this have to do with installing a NIC so you can put the 
>DOS box on your Peer network? 
Sorry about the confusion. I was thinking of a backup plan. If I can't get 
DOS to connect to the internet thru my LAN, I could try using the modem 
and dialing in -- then maybe I could get a Quicken install upgraded. Then, 
as suggested, copy the new files to the Winos2 partition. I would prefer 
to get Winos2 to connect to the internet, then I could upgrade Quicken 
directly. Hope that is clear. 
>FWIW, if you owned WSeB or Warp Server, you would have all the pieces you 
>need.  Take a look in \CID\SERVER\IBMLS\IBM500L1 on eCS CD#1.  Some of 
>the pieces seem to be there. 
Looks good. I will play around with it as soon as I can. 
Thanks, 
Sandy 
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