🚀 go-pugleaf

Geoff Kaiser wrote:

> Bill Vaughan wrote:
> >"...This ought to provide some ammo for people trying fight their
> employer's urge to switch platforms."
>
> I agree. I'm the sole Mac user in my company, and VPC allows me to
> talk
> to the Windows NT network 100%. Over I'm amazed at what it can do.
>
> I've been using VPC for 3 days and I'm amazed at it's seamless
> integration;
> at work I've been connecting to our NT network via the Mac's ethernet
> port,
> and using Office 97 and Outlook, Explorer, Netscape Communicator, etc.
>
> just
> like a real PC. It's pretty slow on my 7600/120, but the point is it
> works!
> It needs Photoshop-like RAM amounts, but I always keep in mind I'm
> carrying
> two OSes at once on my Mac, so it makes sense that it needs lots of
> ram.
>
> Overall I'm very impressed at how Win 95 (and our NT network) have no
> idea
> that they're not talking to an intel box. Like I said, the integration
>
> is
> seamless; for example: when I have an audio CD playing in Windows' CD
> player
> app, I can flip back to the Mac, open the Mac's CD player, skip a
> track,
> go
> back to Windows and its CD player has skipped the track just as if I
> had
> done it there! Wow. Overall, Connectix has done an amazing engineering
>
> feat
> here.
>
> GK

Off topic help request,  For some reason I am having a problem getting
the right mouse button to work under Virtual PC. I am using a Kensington
Turbo Mouse and Ver5.0 driver. I tried the keyboard setup listed in VPC
and got no where (non-Apple-KB) so what are you sucessful users using?
Please email tparo@earthlink.net no use snarling the thread worse.
THANKS  Tom Paro