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* iMac: Using Multiple Internet Access Configurations * Network Assistant 3.5 (Trial): Read Me * iMac: Type of Memory to Order to Upgrade RAM and VRAM
NEW 24550 iMac: Using Multiple Internet Access Configurations
I have two internet accounts, one for home and one for work. I need to enter these, but am unsure of how to do this with Internet Setup Assistant or how to access the different configurations once I enter them. Is there an easy way to do this?
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--------------------------------------------------------------------- NEW 30712 Network Assistant 3.5 (Trial): Read Me
Name: Network Assistant Version: 3.5 (Trial) Released: August 19, 1998
Requires: Ethernet or other network of similar performance, a Mac OS-based computer with at least 8 MB of RAM, a monitor with a minimum resolution of 640 x 480, Mac OS version 7.6.1 or later, at least 2 MB of free space on the computer's hard disk
Client workstations require a Mac OS-based computer with at least 4 MB of RAM, Mac OS version 7.1 or later, and at least 1 MB of free space on the workstation's hard disk
You cannot use Network Assistant on a Macintosh Plus, Macintosh SE, Macintosh Classic, or Macintosh Portable computer.
Description: Apple Network Assistant is software that helps you manage Mac OS workstations on a network and work with other users on the network.
Using Network Assistant, you can: * create reports about workstation hardware, software installed on workstations, and the performance of the network, * maintain the software on workstations * shut down and restart workstations * change system settings on workstations * interact with workstation users by exchanging text messages, observing and controlling workstation screens, and sharing a workstation screen with other workstations.
Instructions: This software consists of a self-mounting Disk Copy compressed image (.smi) file. Download this software to your hard drive and then double-click it to use it. You do not need Disk Copy to access .smi files.
The Apple Network Assistant 3.5 Trial Version is installed in the same way as Network Assistant 3.5. Please see the instructions for installation in the Network Assistant 3.5 Read Me below and in Chapter 2 of the Network Assistant 3.5 User's Manual.
Other Info: This trial version of Network Assistant 3.5 has the same features as the full version of Network Assistant. However, it can only be used for a maximum of 30 days after it is installed.
NOTE: The full version of Network Assistant 3.5 also contains Adobe Acrobat Reader and Mac OS 7.6.1. These are not included with the trial version in order to decrease download time from the web.
IMPORTANT: This is a trial version of Network Assistant. It is intended for evaluation purposes only - it is not intended for production purposes. Technical support is NOT available for this version.
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--------------------------------------------------------------------- MOD 58007 iMac: Type of Memory to Order to Upgrade RAM and VRAM
What types of random access memory (RAM) are used in iMac?
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