Clarification/Follow-up by Jim.McGinness on 10/02/05 4:11 am:
Do you already have a networking card(sometimes referred to as a NIC -- Network Interface Card) in each PC? This would be the most common way to go, but other kinds of networking are possible if you don't.

Clarification/Follow-up by webtrain1 on 10/02/05 12:44 pm:
i am trying to network Win 95 to WIn 98 pc's. i need a simple step by step.

Clarification/Follow-up by paultech on 10/02/05 3:51 pm:
if you goto http://www.wown.com/j_helmig/faq.htm

quick question do both pcs have usb sockets?
since u can network via usb.

Clarification/Follow-up by webtrain1 on 10/08/05 3:14 pm:
I'm not using USB. Both PC's have nework cards.

Clarification/Follow-up by webtrain1 on 10/08/05 3:18 pm:
Both PC's have nic cards. I am trying to send a few applications that are too large to save on zip disks, installed on another pc. Any free website that is an online drive space to store up to 300mb? I needs to be free.

Clarification/Follow-up by ScottGem on 10/09/05 2:21 am:
If both PCs have network cards, you can use a hub or a crossover cable to network them.

I would suggest goign to practicallynetworked.com for tutorials on how to set up a network between those 2 machines. Its not hard but requires going thru a number of steps that are too much to be details here when they exist elsewhere.

HTH
Scott<>