Re: AppleTalk to Ethernet bridge software for Mac?

["Mark Cummings" <figjams@primus.com.au>]

I'm just at this stage myself, and I have installed Apple's LocalTalk Bridge
software.
I am not certain what LocalTalk Bridge can do, supposedly I can see stuff on
the ethernet side from the LocalTalk side.
Would I, for example, be able to use a printer or CD-ROM connected on my PC
from any Mac or GS on the AppleTalk side ? Is this what it's for ?
Also can I see stuff the other way. ie can I use my AppleTalk ImageWriterII
from my PC through the LocalTalk brige, or is it only one way ?
Currently I have the printer port connected to a printer, the modem port set
as AppleTalk and connected, and the ethernet card is connected to the
ThinNet. The problem I'm having at the moment, is the printer busy light is
flashing like the printer is receiving data, and I can't print. This only
happened after I added LocalTalk bridge to my Mac. I suspect it is set up
wrong somehow.

Mark

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In article <9icec5$if0jb$1@ID-21339.news.dfncis.de>, "Tim Haynes"
<trhaynes@yahoo.com> wrote:


>Hey everyone,
>
>In my ongoing saga to get my IIgs talking to the rest of my network
>(currently it only talks AppleTalk across a LocalTalk connection to a Mac
>SE/30) I am wondering if I install an Ethernet card in the SE/30 if there
is
>any bridging software out there that will let me get at the rest of my
>network by bridging across the SE/30 somehow?  I know it's a long shot, but
>it's a shot.  ;)
>
>Thanks for any hints!
>Tim
>
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