[QUOTE=Sparticus247] [QUOTE=Deathdealer9978]I copied this from the manual:


Network Play
In network play, all the competitors must be running their own copy of Magic
Carpet and choose the network option independently from their own PC. The
network should support NETBIOS�, which needs to be loaded before you
run the game. Each player must load all the required network drivers and
needs 520K of available base memory to play a network game. Users of MS
DOS 5 may not be able to free up this amount of base memory without the
help of a third-party memory manager such as QEMM. To load, type
NETBIOS in the appropriate directory, depending on where the utility is
located (hard drive, network, etc.). For more information on configuring your
system for network play, consult your NETBIOS� documentation or
network manager.
To run the game in Network mode, type CARPET -NETWORK.
Left-click the network icon and the sorcerer turns to his volume of rival
wizards. Here you can select the number of fellow Magic Carpet players
against whom you wish to do battle, to a maximum of eight, by left-clicking
the blank wizard icons. Now choose the level at which you�d like to compete
with a simple left-click to the right-hand page. Click on the arrow to scroll
down and access the higher levels.
To play more than one network game on the same network, click on Carpet
0. You can now select the level on which you want to play.
You can send messages to other players in a network game. Press I and a red
cursor appears on the game screen. Type in the message on the keyboard and
press Enter to send it.
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Huh, my cd copy of the game didn't come with a manual, but it was packed in with our old pc and had a PGA tour game on it as well.

I had tried typing in the CARPET -NETWORK command before, but it loads the game andsays that NETBIOS is an illegal command, then loads the normal SP game. 

"NETBIOS in the appropriate directory, depending on where the utility is
located (hard drive, network, etc.). For more information on configuring your
system for network play, consult your NETBIOS� documentation or
network manager."----This seems to be the solution, but yeah, don't know what it is telling me to do.
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Neat does the PGA Tour game work well at least? Just curious