You might want to read this page;
http://www.ezlan.net/metrics.html It does
what you want, sadly there is more to it than simply Windows XP. It would
depend on how your game is written, and the application you are connecting
to is written as well. Also the level of security use by the applications.
It may or may not work. Generally speaking the more copy protection it has,
the more security it has the less likely it is to work.
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"Jim" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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>I would like to setup two wireless connections on my XP-Pro gaming
> computer. Each wireless connection is through a different router that
> connects to a different ISP. If one internet connection fails is XP
> smart enough to switch over to the other connection and keep the
> application running? Thanks.
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