Subject: Re: Network between Mac G3 and Apple IIGS
From: Howe Family <khowe@omninet.net.au>
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In article <39939EE8.AC46642F@home.com>, clay3@home.com wrote:

> I'm trying to network between an Apple IIGS and a Mac G3.  I've tried to
> go from Modem to Modem using ClarisWorks on my Mac and AppleWorksGS on
> my IIGS but I can't get it to work.  If anyone knows of the settings I
> should set please let me know.  Also if you know of another way to
> transfer files please let me know.  Thanks
> 

What sort of G3? Is it one of the later B&W ones without localtalk?

If you have localtalk that's the easiest way. If you have a non 
localtalk machine, you can do what I do with my iMac, use an older Mac 
with ethernet to run localtalk bridge (a free download from Apple), and 
then you can still network to it. Once you have it set up it's dead easy.