Re: Is it possible to play Warcraft I , and/or Command and Conquer over the Internet?

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From: rob dunlop
Date: Fri, 05 Jan 1996 00:00

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bas...@deltanet.com (Dan Hoag) wrote:
>	Could anyone tell me if it is possible to play Warcraft I, and/or 
>Command and Conquer over the Internet.  I don't think it is possible right 
>out of the box?  If anyone has information or a utility toward this end its 
>submission to this newsgroup would be greatly appreciated.  Or even better if 
>you would be so obliged to mail me the info or utility I would certainly be 
>forever endebted to yourself.
>
>Thanks for your time and effort.
>
>-bassman
>

YES YES YES

No one seems to know about the coolest thing on the net, which is kali. 
Until you give in your $20 you only get a trial 15 mins, but that'll 
convince you to register - I am an official addict.
I think you can get the right software from ftp.axxis.com. You need 
kali12k.zip, lsl.com, ipstub.exe and pppshare.exe - there is a slip 
version too, so get anything else which looks hopeful:) Setting kali up 
is a bitch, but read all the docs and you'll be fine. Then you can play 
warcraft2, c&c, descent, terminal velocity, ef2000, screamer, whatever. 
IT RULES. Go get it now.

cheers  

Rob (PICASSO in Kali)

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