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Originally Posted by Starson17
Were you thinking he might have been going to 192.168.0.192:8787 in the browser instead of http://192.168.0.192:8787, i.e. omitting the http:// ? |
Yes. All the examples were sans
http://, at least.
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Do you know if WordPlayer uses OPDF?
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No clue, but it takes only 6 characters to try it.
While on the subject, I have seen one or two applications that couldn't handle IP addresses at all. They pass them to DNS for resolution, and when it fails they don't attempt to connect directly. If that is the case for WordPlayer, then dyndns might be the answer. Set up an account, point your name at 192.168.0.192, and poof! No IP address in the URL line.