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From: jsdph@acad3.alaska.edu (HARRIS DENNIS P)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.novell
Subject: Re: C Programs on Novell 386
Keywords: How to do it.
Message-ID: <1991Feb7.104907.26527@ims.alaska.edu>
Date: 7 Feb 91 10:49:07 GMT
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In article <58118@eerie.acsu.Buffalo.EDU>, dakwala@acsu.buffalo.edu 
(Nikhil Dakwala) writes...
>Hello there....
> 
>We are running Novell 386 with IBM PS/2's, model 50's and above. We
>would like to develope C programs to run on the N/W, for various
>purposes. I am experienced in C, but have never tried it on a LAN. Can
>some more experienced soul guide me as to how to get started, and what
>do I need to do to get my C routine running on the N/W???
> 
>For example, I want to write a C routine that will count the number of
>times a user logs in, and the number of times that user prints on the
>network printers. How do I approach these problem??? Thank You for
>your attention.
> 
try John T. McCann's NetWare Programmer's Guide, published by 
Business Systems Group (800-950-LANS).  you will also need a 
NetWare development kit from Novell that has a (not very well 
written, I understand) manual and a bunch of C function 
libraries.  I'm not sure what the current price for the kit is, 
but any Novell dealer should have it on the price list.

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