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From: paulm@nikhefk.UUCP (Paul Molenaar)
Newsgroups: comp.sys.mac
Subject: Re: LaCie disks -- "Well, how are they?"
Message-ID: <535@nikhefk.UUCP>
Date: 25 Mar 89 15:46:03 GMT
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Reply-To: paulm@nikhefk.UUCP (Paul Molenaar)
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[Some ppl having trouble getting SilverServer to run]

In article <536@umiami.miami.edu> gtww2z9z@umiami.miami.edu (Jason Gross) writes:

#Also, I had a couple of questions regarding the SilverLining software, and the
#La Cie tech people we're very cooperative and helpful.  It's companies like
#these that refreshed my faith in good ol' capitialism!
#
#Jason Gross     Comp Sci Ugrad     University of Miami     Class of '91 (?)

We bought SilverServer (and got SilverLining thrown in on the package)
and we've grown to like the package a lot. Our machines are now heavily
internetworked, using Tops, Timbuktu and SilverServer at the same
time.

We bought the SilverServer package to share one modem on the network and
that works very well indeed. Installation took some time (especially because
I didn't read the manual at first) and I don't think it's all that easy
to use for novice users but we're quite happy. Shame though that the
salesperson didn't mention we'd need one copy of SilverServer for every
Mac on the network... Conclusion: very useful software!

        Paul Molenaar

	"Just checking the walls"
		- Basil Fawlty -
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        Paul Molenaar

	"Just checking the walls"
		- Basil Fawlty -