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Subject: Re: Netnews to Appletalk?
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Date: Fri, 13-Nov-87 17:51:12 EST
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Summary:RS232 and mail servers for AppleTalk


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Organization: UC Santa Cruz; Division of Social Sciences
Keywords: appletalk netnews
From: wired@ssyx.ucsc.edu (Steve Orme,4582025)
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You might be able to use Tops to publish a directory of files downloaded from
the internet...more elegant is to put a shared modem on the net and let people dial up as needed...there are several

Net Serial X232 and NetModem V1200 from Shiva at 1-800-458-3550
MultiTalk from Abaton 415-463-8822 (3 ports)
R-Server from Solana Electonics 619-566-1701

In addition 3'Com servers have mail server software - I don't know if this workswith Macs yet...408-562-6400 the last option is Lutzky-Baird, they make something called Ultra-Office which integrates macs into a Unix enviornment - I don't know if mail serving is included in their package...818-347-7791.  A final resourceis Farallon Computing...They make an AppleTalk cabling system and network mangagement tools (AppleTalk) they also publish a list of AppleTalk developers that 
mentions all of the above companies and many more 415-849-2331