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Hi slyong,<br />
Yup, i know this... it uses watt-32 packet driver required. Any other for TCP/IP enabled connection or winsock 1.x? tnx.
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Hi slyong,
Yup, i know this... it uses watt-32 packet driver required. Any other for TCP/IP enabled connection or winsock 1.x? tnx.

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Hi EE,<br />
&nbsp; &nbsp;I can connect using Windows based programming languages nowadays via socket connection but is there any program that is DOS 6.x based that also can to the same? I don't know if possible via Winsock or Packet driver. All I want is a DOS nased program that interface via HTTP and return the html value in DOS.<br />
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thanks.<br />

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Hi EE,
   I can connect using Windows based programming languages nowadays via socket connection but is there any program that is DOS 6.x based that also can to the same? I don't know if possible via Winsock or Packet driver. All I want is a DOS nased program that interface via HTTP and return the html value in DOS.

thanks.


Program for DOS 6.x OS to connect to HTTP server via Socket

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