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In article <1992Aug17.203906.15711@dartvax.dartmouth.edu> geoffb@Dartmouth.EDU writes:
>In <3974@svin02.info.win.tue.nl> robg@wsinfo11.info.win.tue.nl (Rob Gerth) writes:
>
>[Deleted comparisons of products]
>As far as I can tell, all three utilitys only provide Mac app
>double-clickability on _disks_ and are no help on local hard disks or
>NetWare volumes, that's really too bad.
>
>So I'm going to try and get a look at the current DOS Mounter and then
>choose between it and ~AccessPC.
>
>-Geoff

If you want to access a Netware volume and don't have Netware fo Macs then look
into NetMounter from Dayna Communications(Same people who do DOS Mounter). It
is a Netware client which converts AppleTalk protocols into IPX protocols that
Netware uses.  This is a great idea if you have only a few macs(<15) and need
to get to a Netware server.  It only allows you to see Netware files, and not
access print queues though, so don't expect everything from it.  It does DOS
to Mac file mapping in the same way DOS Mounter does. 

Mike
mshields@peruvian.utah.edu

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>geoffb@Dartmouth.EDU - Computing Support Consultant, Tuck School of Business
>  "I don't know that athiests should be considered citizens, nor should
>   they be considered patriots."                - President George Bush
>So much for the separation of church and state.  What's next? Free speech?
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Hey, maybe he's taking a class in public speaking from Dan Quyale or something?