Re: Can Workgroup Manager and MacManager Coexist

Subject: Re: Can Workgroup Manager and MacManager Coexist

From: John DeTroye <email@hidden>

Date: Mon, 25 Apr 2005 15:23:44 -0700

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Check out the unity tips doc I have on my web site - it may help you understand how to make MacMgr and MCX co-exist. I am working on a Tiger series too. And no - you can't load OS9 or MacMgr on a mini (except for Classic).

johnd

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On Apr 25, 2005, at 5:30 AM, Jim Laing wrote:

We have at our school about 240 iMacs G3/450's running
OS 9.2.2 on our LAN. Our server is a G4/533 running OS
10.2. We use MacManager. We would like to buy about 35
Mac Minis running Tiger for our lab and use one to
replace our server. We'll buy Tiger server software
for it. We can't afford to upgrade the iMacs to Tiger.
Question, will the kids be able to access their
documents on the Mac Minis that they've saved on the
iMacs using MM? Can we load MacManager on the Mac
Minis, or is there another solution?

Sincerely,

Jim Laing
Parkdale P.S.
Toronto, Canada

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