Proven Results That Allow You To Easily Network Windows 98 and Windows XP

By: Mickey Lieberman
Submitted: 2007-01-17 15:53:52
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Do you have multiple computers with Windows 98 and Windows XP? Have you ever wanted the ability to copy files or programs back and forth from one pc to the other?

Now you can easily network Windows 98 and Windows XP computers while sharing a router and cable modem.

Tired of spending time and money copying files onto a CD or DVD, then moving that CD or DVD to another PC, just to transfer a single file or multiple files?

Soon to be released is a step-by-step procedure, with screen dumps, that will guide you through the setup process on each computer. Simply put, after the process is completed, you will be able to copy files from a PC running Windows 98 to a PC running Windows XP or a PC running Windows XP to a PC running Windows 98.

No more wasted CD's or DVD's
No special software to buy

Requirements:
PC with Windows 98
PC with Windows XP
Router
Cable Modem
Ethernet cables (3)

This discovery, breakthrough, accomplishment or whatever you wish to call it, has taken a lot of time to develop and refine. It has been revised countless times to make it as simple as possible, no matter what your level of computer experience.

Many hours have been spent researching the Internet on this topic. What was usually found were very confusing approaches, the necessity of deleting programs or components, making changes that really made no sense or you had to buy extra software.

That's why this procedure is so easy.

No extra software
Nothing gets deleted
Minimal time required
No more wasted CD's or DVD's

But most importantly, it works!

You will save time and money the more you use it. Copying your files is easily accomplished by using Windows Explorer to drag and drop, a file or files from one pc to the other.

It has not yet been decided whether to make this procedure an Ebook or a PDF file or how best to make others aware, who have computers running both Windows 98 and XP.

If you have any comments, suggestions or questions, please feel free to email me.

Mickey Lieberman is a computer consultant with over 30 years of experience working with both IBM mainframes and PC's.

My email is mickey59@kc.rr.com My website is http://www.thehelpfulshopper.net

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