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From: Luc De Meyer <ldemeyer@xs4all.nl>
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L.S.,

I understand that one can connect to a Win-95 PC using SAMBA. But is
there also a way to connect to a Macintosh?  We use a mixed network here
and I would like to use FreeBSD as a server to both platforms.

tia

Luc De Meyer