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Thanks, I did not follow through with the software at the price they want, I fell it would be cheaper do something else. That is a problem when two different OS are involved. I have heard tha MAC is so much better for graphics, etc, but I am not so sure. Anyway thank you......g<br />

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Thanks, I did not follow through with the software at the price they want, I fell it would be cheaper do something else. That is a problem when two different OS are involved. I have heard tha MAC is so much better for graphics, etc, but I am not so sure. Anyway thank you......g


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It can be done, but you have to realize youre using old software at this point. OS X would be a different story. Im not sure if windows 95 supports Services for Macintosh but that's another option. Seems to cause more problems than its worth though. Check <a href="http://www.macwindows.com" rel="ugc">www.macwindows.com</a>&nbsp;to see if they have any ideas.
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It can be done, but you have to realize youre using old software at this point. OS X would be a different story. Im not sure if windows 95 supports Services for Macintosh but that's another option. Seems to cause more problems than its worth though. Check www.macwindows.com [http://www.macwindows.com] to see if they have any ideas.

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I want to network an Imac to a PC. It has a ethernet connector, Mac OS9 installed, and Virtual PC3, with Windows 95. So far I cannot get it to recognize the network. I have it cabled to a hub with two other PCs connected on the network. The light on the hub shows connection but is not recognized by the Imac or the PCs. What do I need to do?<br />

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I want to network an Imac to a PC. It has a ethernet connector, Mac OS9 installed, and Virtual PC3, with Windows 95. So far I cannot get it to recognize the network. I have it cabled to a hub with two other PCs connected on the network. The light on the hub shows connection but is not recognized by the Imac or the PCs. What do I need to do?


How do I network an Imac to a PC

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).