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In article <1992Dec11.203013.10496@netcom.com>, friedman@netcom.com (Greg Friedman) writes:
> I am looking for a utility that would allow me to share a non-
> networkable modem on an appletalk network.  I've seen it done
> before - so I know it's possible.
> 
> There's a commercial product out called ShadowWriter that lets
> a networked mac share it's personal printer.  I am looking for
> the modem equivalent.
> 
> I am hoping to find shareware that will do it, but please let
> me know of ANY software that can do the trick.

HayesConnect does exactly this. HayesConnect consists of two parts. The
Server runs on a Mac with a modem (or other serial device) and allows
that device to be shared with any number of client Macs. HayesConnect
works over all forms of AppleTalk (LocalTalk, Ethertalk, TokenTalk).

Clients access the server by using the HayesConnect chooser device, much
like they select a printer.

HayesConnect is about $79 from the larger mail order houses, like 
MacWarehouse. It should do what you want.

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