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A single MAC on a Windows Peer Network

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by richardson Aug 17, 2000 last reply Sep 19, 2000

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Can a single MAC be put on a Windows 95/98 peer to peer network? How would this be done?

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by elmagoal Aug 18, 2000

Yes, you need apple talk protocol in the win95\98 to access it.

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by mike_weimar Aug 18, 2000

Check out http://www.thursby.com/

Their software package DAVE will make the mac appear to be another 95 machine.

by richardson Sep 19, 2000

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by smers Aug 18, 2000

PC MacLan from Miramar Systems will get it going. It allows files to be shared between the PC and the Mac. Installs a AppleTalk client on the PC. Have used one for years.

Stephen Mers

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