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Subject: Re: Apple's announced network products
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Date: Tue, 10-Feb-87 14:07:59 EST
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@begin{quotation}Powerful access control features integrated into the Finder
allow each user
to selectively share information stored on server volumes. They can then
determine from the icons in their Finder what their restrictions are for each
folder on the server volume. Using these access controls is easy since both
the Finder and a new desk acessory provide the ability to edit access
privileges.@end{quotation}

And how do AppleShare privileges relate to Vice privileges?  Is it important?
Do we really want to worry about it?  Seems like a shame to waste all the
work they put into the new Finder...

- Walt