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Syntax10.Scn.Fnt
System.SetUser {type short_username / password <return>}
Net.Mailbox Server
Net.SendMail Server {marked viewer}
Net.ReceiveFiles Server ^
Net.SendFiles Server ^
Net.Directory Server ^
Net.SendMsg
Net.GetTime Server
Net.StartServer
Net.Unprotect
Net.WProtect
Net.StopServer
Attention:
This network software is compatible with Ceres_Net.
You can connect several MacOberon_Macintoshes via Ceres_Net,
using standard LocalTalk cabling plugged into one of your Macintosh's
ports while simultaneously operating a standard AppleTalk network
connected to the other port. However, you should not link the two
networks together because they use different network protocols.
The port ID and the Ceres-Network number of your Macintosh are
stored in a parameter resource in the MacOberon Application.
Use ResEdit to set it to another value. These value for the port
number is a textual representation, not binary. The IDs of all
Macintoshes on a Ceres-Net must be unique.
Operating the Ceres-Net software on a Macintosh IIfx requires
setting the Macintosh to "compatibility mode" using the
"IIfx Serial Switch" desk accessory. This is supplied by Apple
at no charge and can be downloaded from many bulletin boards.
Warning:
Using Ceres-Net software on Macintosh IIfx'es that are not
set to "compatibility mode" may result in a system crash.
This only applies to Macintosh IIfx computers, as outlined in
Apple's technical notes. All other types of Macintosh can use
this software without problems.
If you set up a server, you can make file and local mail services
available to registered users.
Write.Open Server.Tool
for details.