>>I want to setup a TCP/IP network between my Windows 95 and Windows 98 machines, but I'm not sure what to do. My Windows 95 machine has an ISDN card that I use to connect to the Internet, and I want to sharee that connection with my Windows 98 machine.
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>>I have Ethernet cards installed in both machines, connected by a hub. But I'm having trouble finding info on setting up TCP/IP. Can anyone point me to a book or on-line source? TIA.
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>If you insist on running Win95 as the point of share, pick up a copy of WinGate and use that to share your Internet connection. Win98SE and Win2K have ICS built into them, and Win2K in particular is attractive as it can provide either standard proxy services or NAT capabilities depending on what you need for sharing the connection. WinGate has this abaility as well in the standard (non-free) version - I think the shareware is limited as to # shared connections and share types supported. FWIW, I use WinGate Pro on my LAN here to share an ADSL connection, and am very happy with it.

Thanks, I'll check into it.