September 6, 2008 09:32am pdt

1. strung 9,200
2. pheidius 5,300
3. eoinosullivan 5,150
4. jss1199 2,000
4. awarenes... 2,000
4. speedrac... 2,000
4. ScooterA... 2,000
4. Losid 2,000
9. hdhondt 1,800
10. jhyiesla 1,500
11. Mikkk 400
11. mmconsul... 400
11. _etoptas 400
11. nichicks 400
11. vishal_im... 400
16. lesouef 300

1. weed 420,511
2. brettmjohn... 170,894
3. strung 167,033
4. slyong 86,805
5. sgstuart 47,904
6. in-effect 42,951
7. davidis99 42,428
8. eoinosullivan 42,194
9. pike480 34,825
10. walsellers 34,734
11. ryan_su... 33,575
12. idarmadi 33,461
13. leew 28,038
14. GrnPhoenix 26,903
15. dalesit 26,075
16. TheHub 25,620
17. njxbean 24,136
18. cracky 19,973
19. Boffgroup 19,597
20. heterony... 19,139
21. lrmoore 18,606
22. rogier 17,223
23. ParadiseITS 16,675
24. matheweis 15,764
25. zmo 13,280

07.11.2008 at 07:28PM PDT, ID: 23559098

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Install Appletalk on Windows Server 2008

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Is there any way to get appletalk (afp) installed as a protocol in Windows Server 2008? It came standard as an option in 2000 and 2003. I'm assuming a lot has changed with Server 2008 since it's built on vista.

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Install Appletalk on Windows Server 2008

Asked by tvacc in Appletalk, Leopard (MAC OS 10.5), Windows Server 2008

Tags: Microsoft, Windows Server, 2008 Standard, Appletalk AFP

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