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From: han@apple.COM (Byron Han, Project Scapegoat)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.programmer
Subject: Re: NBP protocol.
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Date: 8 Nov 89 19:11:24 GMT
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In article <11368@phoenix.Princeton.EDU> pcmeier@phoenix.Princeton.EDU 
(Pascal Constantin Meier) writes:
> if someone out
> there has some code which can look at an appletalk network and identify
> entities on it, I would be most grateful if you would sent it to me. (C
> code or Pascal is fine.)

You might want to look into using the NuLookup package included with the 
Communications Toolbox which provides a standardized dialog for performing 
network lookups (kind of a standard file for net lookups) which fully 
supports filter procs, hook procs, zones, and continuous asynchronous NBP 
lookups (a la Chooser) along with full alphabetization of lists, and 
keyboard shortcuts.

Communications Toolbox is available from APDA.

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