Richard has written pretty detailed documentation for the socket VXD.

We use this for Coda on Windows 9x.  He also found a bug in the code
which we will fix.

Peter


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Hello.

	I have written some documentation for SOCK.VXD from the Win95 port of the
Coda network file system. This virtual device driver allows DOS programs to
use Windows's TCP/IP networking services from a DOS box. The documentation can
be found at:

	http://www.geocities.com/SiliconValley/Lab/3216/dl/csockvxd.htm

I would welcome any comments, errata and suggestions. Bye,

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