johnmark@COYOTE.STANFORD.EDU (John Mark Agosta) (01/14/88)
Ken - put the Imagewriter (its a II I hope) on AT with an AT card, then use TOPS with both machines - actually, I haven't seen the new TOPS, it might just be necessary on the machine with a hard disk. The other functions as an AppleShare client? -johnmark
berner@apple.UUCP (William Berner) (01/20/88)
In article <8801140722.AA13525@ucbvax.Berkeley.EDU> johnmark@COYOTE.STANFORD.EDU (John Mark Agosta) writes: >Ken - put the Imagewriter (its a II I hope) on AT with an AT card, then >use TOPS with both machines - actually, I haven't seen the new TOPS, it >might just be necessary on the machine with a hard disk. The other >functions as an AppleShare client? -johnmark There are two problems that you might find. First, if TOPS 2.0 isn't fully AFP compatible (and I don't think it is), the TOPS server won't work with AppleShare client software. Second, AppleShare is currently licensed so that you'd have to buy a copy of AppleShare to use the workstation software with the TOPS server. You probably will have to buy two copies of TOPS. Bill Berner Apple Workgroup Marketing