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connecting macs to PCs?

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connecting macs to PCs?

connecting macs to PCs?

(OP)
hey,
has anyone tried connecting 6 OS9 macs, running virtual pc, connected to a server to a windows 98 machine?
i havent a scooby if there would be any problems.

for starters if you have virtualpc running on a mac can it connect to a windows machine?

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RE: connecting macs to PCs?

ya but you need apple talk protocol for comms

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RE: connecting macs to PCs?

(OP)
thanks for that, luvkily we dont need to do it anymore.
im gonna host an acess database on a mac running virtual pc and then get the other macs networked to it and access it that way.
that should be easy enough shouldnt it?

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