Port Share Read Me
Port Share Read Me
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The PortShare(tm) Pro software enables your Macintosh to share serial
communication ports and the serial devices (modems, printers, etc.) with
other Macintosh computers connected to your network.
The PortShare Pro can run only under System 7.0 and better, but it can
communicate with PortShare Lite installed on computers running System 6 or
System 7.
-------------------------- Demo version ----------------------------------
This demo version of PortShare Pro has the session time limited to 2
minutes. The number of sessions is not limited.
-------------------------- Installation Guide ----------------------------------
Installation (both clients and servers):
1. Place the PortShare Pro file into the "Control Panels" folder. Make sure
that AppleTalk is on.
2. If the ARA and/or Open Transport software is installed on your computer,
place the PortShareTask file into the "Extensions" folder. Without ARA or
Open Transport installed this file is not required.
3. Restart the computer.
On server computer(s) (i.e. on Macintosh computers with serial devices
attached):
1. Open the PortShare Pro control panel.
2. Select the port you want to share in the left section of the panel.
3. Click the "Shared" box, enter the name for your device in the "Network
Name:" field (for example, "Public Modem")
4. Repeat steps 2-3 for each port you want to make shared.
5. Close the control panel.
On a Client computer:
1. Open the PortShare Pro control panel.
2. Click the New button to create a virtual port.
3. Select the "Virtual Modem" and click "Create".
4. Click OK. The icon for the virtual port created should appear in the left
section of the PortShare Pro control panel.
5. Select a shared device name you want to use from the list in the right
section of the panel. If your network has zones, a pop-up menu appears
above the list. Select "AppleTalk Zones" from that menu to see zones. Select
the zone with PortShare server you want to use and click Open. Select the
shared port you want to use.
6. Repeat steps 2-5 if you want to create several virtual ports.
7. Close the control panel.
When your communication port is being used by a network user, you can see
his/her name in the "Status" field.
Any Macintosh can operate as a PortShare Pro server and as a PortShare Pro
client at the same time: when somebody is working with your ports, you can
use modems/printers/etc attached to other computers.
---------------------- Commercial Version ---------------------------
Stalker Software Inc.
655 Redwood Hwy, Ste. 275
Mill Valley, Cal 94941
1-800-262-4722 or 1-415-383-7164
Fax: 1-415-383-7461
e-mail: sales@stalker.com
For a list distributors hit the "?" button in the control panel.