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From: mw@beach.cis.ufl.edu (Michael Wohlgemuth)
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Subject: Re: Token Ring Troubles
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Date: 24 Jan 90 13:55:23 GMT
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In article <25BB8AA7.21469@paris.ics.uci.edu> ajauch@paris.ics.uci.edu (Alexander Edwin Jauch) writes:
>
>The way the SMB software is written, you can only access volumes through the
>apple file exchange utility (which I got for free from Apple with the Mac).
>However, this is not really what I wanted to do.  I would like to allow my
>Mac, running SoftPC (which I have) to run network programs such as WP Office
>(which I also have for the IBM side).
>
I don't know if this will help or not, but I have recently seen reviews of
some software that can be used in place of the apple file exchange utility
and allows a DOS disk to appear on the desk top.  I don't recall offhand
what the name of the software was, but I think the company that makes it
is Dayna.

Mike