🚀 go-pugleaf

Now you have a better chance of getting at the information you need,
articles relevant to a particular topic are in <applebus.archives>
under the topic name.  Here's the current list:

   Ps:<Applebus.Archives>
 Administration.Txt.1;		Administrative messages
 Appletalk-For-Other-Systems.Txt.1; AppleTalk interface for IBM, Sun, Apple
 Cabling.Txt.1;			AppleTalk cabling issues
 Coordinators.Txt.1;		information relevant to coordinators.
 Debugging-Tools.Txt.1;		Network debugging utilities (PEEK)
 Ethernet-Appletalk.Txt.1;	Generic Ethernet<->AppleTalk discussion
 Ethernet-Mac.Txt.1;		Direct Mac<->Ethernet links (no gateways)
 File-Service.Txt.1;		Discussion of file servers (EFS, AFP, NFS)
 Junk.Txt.1;			Irrelevant messages
 Kinetics.Txt.1;		Kinetics box discussion
 Laserwriter.Txt.1;		Laserwriter networking issues
 Mac-Plus-Problems?.Txt.1;	incompatibilities caused by the Mac+ or HFS
 Macip.Txt.1;			discussion of the MacIP package
 Miscellaneous.Txt.1;		things that don't fit a given category
 Network-Services.Txt.1;	Discussion of other desired network services 
 Other-Gateways.Txt.1;		Non-kinetics/seagate discussion
 Pinouts.Txt.1;			AppleTalk connector pinout info
 Printer-Support.Txt.1;		Support for other printers
 Programming.Txt.1;		Writing programs that use AppleTalk 
 Programs.Txt.1;		stuff in <Applebus.programs>
 Projects.Txt.1;		AppleTalk projects people are working on
 Rs232-Appletalk.Txt.1;		AppleTalk<->RS232 links
 Seagate.Txt.1;			Seagate box and software discussion
 Zilog-Scc-Hacks.Txt.1;		Hacking the 8530, for packet radio, etc.

 Total of 185 pages in 24 files

Some of these are interrelated, in that case you will probably want
the information in both topics.  For example, Kinetics boxes can run
Seagate software, and you will probably want to know about generic 
AppleTalk<->Ethernet issues as well, so download all three archives.

Please let me know of any problems you encounter.  Also, please
feel free to recommend alternate names or point out irrelevant files.

You can help this effort by talking about a single topic in your
submissions, so it will cleanly fit in a certain category (preferably
one based on the subject line.)

Thanks.

					- Ralph
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