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Microsoft Windoes - Which version first had network support ?
- Thread starter Cliotoby
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well 95 does, and I doubt this was the first.
EDIT: Your answer will be in here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Microsoft_Windows
I think from the bit I read that Windows 3.1 would have been.
EDIT: Your answer will be in here http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/History_of_Microsoft_Windows
I think from the bit I read that Windows 3.1 would have been.
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Trumpet wrote a socket stack for Windows 3.0.
I'm also sure there were TCP/IP stacks for MS-DOS too, so they would have been supported under all windows versions in a roundabout way.
Windows for workgroups (Windows 3.11) was the first version of Windows to have an official TCP/IP stack.
I'm also sure there were TCP/IP stacks for MS-DOS too, so they would have been supported under all windows versions in a roundabout way.
Windows for workgroups (Windows 3.11) was the first version of Windows to have an official TCP/IP stack.
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I have the install files for Windows (technically windows 1.0) in my collection somewhere.
It's rubbish.
I also used Windows 2 at school. That sucked big time
It's rubbish.
I also used Windows 2 at school. That sucked big time
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