hello I'm looking for an unix-like for my LC2 a NeXTstep version (if it runs so well on my LC2) would be the best. Thank you for help me on my research ... of the truth ! (hi hi) …

I apologize for the stupidness of my question, but I know nothing really about microphones. Myself and two friends are all out to buy new (external) microphones for our computers. …

They are all the same.

They are not the same. PC microphones will not work on the Mac, reverse is probably also true.

PC Microphones are straightforward analog microphones, usually with minijack plugs. These can be used on a Mac for audio recording, but not for speech recognition, for which you ne…

I am not so sure about that. I recently tried a microphone made for the PC, although it work on the PC, it does not work on the Mac, even for audio recording. Also, I found that …

My magazine has a collection of Macs and PCs. From my experience, they do not work identically. I've used a Mac microphone on a PC, but the sound level was way off. Ditto for using…

Microphone signals need to be amplified for use with a Mac. The PlainTalk microphone, with it's longer plug, is powered by the computer. Other devices that provide a line level s…

A PC mic will not work with a Power Mac (although it will with much older 040 Macs). You can, however, use a PC mic using Griffin's NEMic adapter.

Basically, the Mac's mike jack is not a mike jack, it is a Line In jack, standard 2V P-P. tooki

So, Misha, where can I get one of those Griffin adapters? want to get a headset/mic but don't want to buy Via Voice just to get one... if Griffins's adapter works, I should be able…

Quote: Originally posted by tooki: Basically, the Mac's mike jack is not a mike jack, it is a Line In jack, standard 2V P-P. tooki Bugger. Wish I'd known this ab…

Quote: Originally posted by Krypton: Bugger. Wish I'd known this about a week ago... well you could have known it 4 years ago...

Wow, this is easily one of the very oldest resurrected threads I've ever seen! tooki

Unfortunately I had expected a cheapo PC microphone to 'just work' with it being an analogue device. Interestingly, you can buy an amp that would make it work, but which costs fiv…

Quote: Originally posted by tooki: Wow, this is easily one of the very oldest resurrected threads I've ever seen! tooki I was thinking the same thing!

We're trying to add a Mac 7100 System 7.5 to a Wintel-based network. How do we get the mac to recognize the server?

I'm not sure about the system compatibility with such an old and outdated system as 7.5 but you're either gonna need to install "NT Services for Macintosh" on the NT Servers or ins…

Try Dave 2.1, it is very good. I know because we use it at school and it doesn't hassle the Administrator.

You can try MacServerIP from CyanSoft (www.cyansoft.de). You can download a demo version and try it for 30 days.

Have a look at http://www.macwindows.com/

Does anyone know of other AFP over IP products for Windows NT servers, besides MacServerIP? Please reply here, or email me directly. Thanks!

HybinetteIP is a file server for Macintosh clients running on Windows NT (workstation and server versions: 3.51, 4.0 and 5.0; Intel and Alpha platform) using the AppleShare and App…

HybinetteIP is US branded MacServerIP.

Our IT manager asked if I'd like to get some of my Macs on the trialrun of our new FiberOptic network, and asked if the Mac had or needed a special Fiber Optic Network Interface Ca…