Is there a way to play GP3 across the internet, when I've got a LAN
connection (UK university) and the person I want to play with has a modem? I
can't find anything in the manual, as it seems that the connections have to
be the same type at each end.
I could connect to the internet via my modem, but I'm a poor student :-)
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On Sat, 10 Mar 2001 19:56:28 -0000, "Jak" <[email hidden]>
wrote:
>Is there a way to play GP3 across the internet, when I've got a LAN
>connection (UK university) and the person I want to play with has a modem? I
>can't find anything in the manual, as it seems that the connections have to
>be the same type at each end.
>
>I could connect to the internet via my modem, but I'm a poor student :-)
But when your opponent is at home, will you be at the uni? Damn
students have FAR too much time on their hands... ;-)
"poor student"?! I *know* what you've been doing over the summer!
Seriously, I think that there's going to be a problem with getting a
working connection set up.
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In article <[email hidden]>, Kulvinder
Singh Matharu <[email hidden]> writes:
>"poor student"?! I *know* what you've been doing over the summer!
Wasn't that a movie...?<g>
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