a speak_freely question

[Shaun Oliver]

actually, it's more pertenant to say that you connect to their i/p address.
thus paving the way for you to convers one on one with the person in
question.
for instance, let's say you want to connect to your friend in sydney
australia
if you know their ip address for this argument we'll use the ip
202.139.185.77
what you do is open a conection as you normally would but instead of putting
the location of an lwl server, you put the ip 202.139.185.77
and make sure that you are both using the same port whether it be 2074 or
4074 or whatever other ports r used by speak freely.
the same principal applies in netmeeting and other such applications that
require ip addresses for communication purposes.
other packages like firetalk etc require u to have an identification number
not dissimilar to a phone number.
I hope this helps..
Shaun..
----- Original Message -----
From: <rturner2 at texasisp.com>
To: <speakup at braille.uwo.ca>
Sent: Monday, March 26, 2001 11:30 AM
Subject: a speak_freely question


> hi all,
> i was reading the sflwl doc of speak_freely,
> and if i understand it right you can find and connect to
> a speak_freely user by there email address.
> if so can some one explane this to me?
> is it possable with speak_freely to speak just to one person at a time
> a one on one chat?
> thanks to all in advance.
> randy
>
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