Hi,
In my experience of running networks between different versions of windows, the most 
hassle-free way of achieving file/print sharing via Network Neighborhood, etc., is 
to enable Client for Microsoft Networks on every machine. This is a common protocol 
that enables win95 to talk to win98 or even NT (2000/XP)

Set up one user on each machine, called "Anyone", and a blank password. This means 
that you'll get the Windows Networking login screen, but all you have to do is press 
enter to login. If you are not logged in to the MS Network, then whenever to try 
to access shared resources, you'll be prompted for a username and password.

I wrote a vb program for win95/98 that automatically waits for the login dialog to 
appear, and then presses OK for you. If you want a copy I'll dig it out for you.






On Wednesday, September 11, 2002 at 11:33 am, J wrote:
>I have a question about Get 
>Rid of the Logon Screen:

>
>
>Hello. 
>
>I have a mixed, network of about a dozen machines. Mostly Win98, but two XP machines, 
>and one Win95. It is setup as a purely peer to peer network. All are sharing files 
>and printers fine, with one hitch. 
>
>
>

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