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From: dwb@archer.apple.com (David W. Berry)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: A/UX V2.0 questions
Keywords: A/UX 2.0 MacOS compatability
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Date: 21 Mar 90 03:02:30 GMT
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In article <5923@brazos.Rice.edu> stiv@stat5.rice.edu (david n stivers) writes:
>Is MacX a standard MacOS program, or will it only run under A/UX?
>Any ideas about cost?
>If MaxC will run under regular MacOS, will it run on a +?
>What are the net connections required?
>Will it do useful things via an Appletalk net that is connected to
>an ethernet net?
	MacX is a regular MacOS program.  It uses the CommToolbox
	to establish connections and should work fine on anything
	supported by MacTCP.

	David W. Berry			A/UX Toolbox Engineer
	dwb@apple.com