AppleShare on a PC...

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From: Michael Coburn
Date: Mon, 07 Sep 1998 00:00

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Hi,

Well I'm in a mixed environment at the moment, and wanting to know the
best way to allow a PC on the network to see (and browse) my HD and
visa versa.

AppleShare springs to mind, but there are other options (both running
NetWare clients for example).

Anybody have an idea of the best/easiest way to do this? Can you get an
AppleTalk/AppleShare client for Win95?

Cheers,

mc.
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 Michael Coburn - PhD Candidate.    RMIT University, Melbourne, AUSTRALIA.
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               research, would it? -Albert Einstein

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Date: 1998/09/07
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