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Just got LAN for speed; love my ISP, macconnect. Any way better than setting up two Netscape user profiles, one &quot;me-modem ISP&quot; and the other &quot;me-LAN ISP&quot;, each with separate servers, etc. so that the LAN either runs &quot;native&quot; or &quot;Emulates&quot; the macconnect? because I cannot email OUT of the me-modem user, and on LAN, I can only read my main mailbag by going through Yahoo-mail. I welcome all discussion of this situation, even if you don't have an answer, because the LAN is so rude: their response is that they offer an entertainment service, not worried about how to make things work for business. How would you like to have to tell your clients that your email is now self@home.com? &nbsp;THANKS
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Just got LAN for speed; love my ISP, macconnect. Any way better than setting up two Netscape user profiles, one "me-modem ISP" and the other "me-LAN ISP", each with separate servers, etc. so that the LAN either runs "native" or "Emulates" the macconnect? because I cannot email OUT of the me-modem user, and on LAN, I can only read my main mailbag by going through Yahoo-mail. I welcome all discussion of this situation, even if you don't have an answer, because the LAN is so rude: their response is that they offer an entertainment service, not worried about how to make things work for business. How would you like to have to tell your clients that your email is now self@home.com?  THANKS

Got CableModem (@home/LAN): workaround for keeping old email address

Apple devices including Macs, iPhones, iPods and iPad support standard wired and wireless networking technologies, but they also utilize custom applications and some special techniques for networking with each other and with non-Apple devices. Apple manufacturers the AirPort line of wireless networking products, and has its own networking protocols, AppleTalk and AFP (Apple Filing Protocol).