on 11/01/03 06:34, Chris Searles at csearles_at_t-online.de wrote:
> on 11.01.2003 9:27 Uhr, Laurent Daudelin at laurent.daudelin_at_verizon.net
> typed vigorously:
>
>> That's a bit funny because I've just checked my version number and it is
>> 3.0.2. And I was the one that posted that I got it to work under Classic
>> with 10.2.3...
>
> And I'll repeat my question from yesterday for Laurent (PLEASE!): How
> exactly do you configure your TR Data Tool so that it will run in AppleTalk,
> if - as you said in a previous posting - you don't have the serial printer
> or modem ports on your computer that the software requires you select?
Well, when I tried it the other day, I was also puzzled by the port popup,
and was not sure it would work, since the choices in the popup were only
'Printer', 'Modem' and 'Printer and modem'. I think I left it where it was
and then I launched the transfer tool on my Newton. I hit 'Connect' and then
I was presented with a small window on the Newton with the name of my Pismo.
I selected and closed the window and the 2 applications were connected
together. I didn't have to do anything else and it worked the first time.
Back to AppleTalk that seems to turn off itself or being inactive in
Classic, you might want to reboot in 9 and check that you have a location in
'Location Manager' that is named 'Classic'. Make sure that the AppleTalk
settings for that location is properly configured, that it's active and uses
your main Ethernet connection. The connection isn't that important because
OS X will switch that setting in Classic whether you switch for Ethernet
wired or AirPort.
-Laurent.
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