Maccess

MACcess 1.2 Server/Client/Editor Utility By Andrew Cantino (c) 1999, By Andrew Cantino cantino@frognet.net http://tectonicdesigns.com/mac About: MACcess 1.2 is a remote access system for the Macintosh platform. It consists of a server that is run on a host computer and a client program that is used to connect to the host. Also included in the MACcess package is a utility to edit the server settings. MACcess has a variety of uses and features. It is intended to be used as a method for the owner of a computer to allow people to access certain areas of their hard drive. This is basically Macintosh file sharing over a TCP/IP connection. Another intended use is for the owner of a computer to be able to get back into their computer from a remote location to do routine maintenance and to get files needed at the time. MACcess has many useful features that can aid in its intended use. It can browse the directory structure of a remote computer, delete, launch, and rename files, and download any file type of any size. Files are converted and saved in a special format that allows for the quick transfer of Macintosh resource structures. The MACcess client has the ability to both create and transform these special files. MACcess runs on both PPC and 68k machines.