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From: rubin@mead.UUCP (Daniel Rubin)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac.misc,comp.sys.mac.hardware,comp.sys.mac.comm,comp.sys.mac.wanted
Subject: Some Networking / Printer Questions.....
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Date: 8 Aug 90 17:02:33 GMT
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Can somebody fill me in on a good networking program that I can use to let
a program running on two Mac +s update several files on a Mac/SE 30 hard    
drive without actually copying the files over to the Mac +s memory?
These Mac +s also need to be able to pull some programs off the Mac/SE 30
hard drive for execution.  The Mac/SE 30 has to be able to run applications
like Pagemaker, ect.. at the same time ( acting as a server/client ).  I also
need the network to be able to let the programs that are running on all three
Macs access a laser printer ( most likely the Epson EPL-6000, HP IIP or 
HP DeskWriter) without conflict ( some sort of spooling program?? ).  What 
kind of networking cable runs are going to be involved in this system?  I am
looking for one Networking program to do it all :) or maybe a networking
program and a spooling program that will also work.  Cost is a big 
factor and security is not really a big issue!!!!

Thanks in Advance					- Dan Rubin