Someone earlier mentioned supporting system 6. Something I hadn't given much thought to, but am now convinced I should do so.

This is sort of a round-a-bout question, hopefully someone can help me figure out what it is I want to ask, and the answer as well...

I have two versions of Think Pascal. 4.5 and 3.?. 3 doesn't have any TCP libraries and 4.5 has MacTCP.p.

As Kallikak suggested, I looked at some of Peter Lewis's code, which uses some included tcp libraries (TCPStuff.unit, TCPConnections.unit, TCPTypes.unit) but does not use MacTCP.p.

So, if I want to write an internet app that runs on system 6 through system 9, is it even possible? Should I use the pre-MacTCP.p code as a starting point, or should I use MacTCP.p?

If MacTCP.p is what I should be using, does anyone know of any simple sample code? Something along the lines of Peter Lewis's examples?

Thanks,

Nathan