--- E McCann <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> wrote:

> Straight from the source:
>
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-us;305989
> 
> The AppleTalk Protocol Is Not Available in Windows
> XP
> The information in this article applies to:
> 
>      * Microsoft Windows XP Home Edition
>      * Microsoft Windows XP Professional
> 
> This article was previously published under Q305989
> SUMMARY
> Support for the AppleTalk protocol has been
> discontinued in Windows XP. 
> This protocol is not available to install in Windows
> XP.
> 
> They reccommend either staying with Win2k server,
> moving devices to TCP/IP, 

And when MS drops support for Win2K Server? :P

This looks like a job for A: A Super Hacker to "rip"
SFM from 2K Server.

or

B: A class action lawsuit against
MS for their "bait and switch" tactic of including
SFM in the Win XP documentation but not shipping it
with Win XP. Microsoft has had plenty of time to
remove all references to SFM in XP from their
websites,
especially TechNet and they also could have updated
the Help files with Win XP Service Pack 1* to remove
the SFM info. Therefore, since there is current info
on the TechNet website AND in the latest Windows XP
Help files that says Services For Macintosh _is_
included, Microsoft ought to be made to provide it
just like they have been forced into compliance with
their Java license from Sun Microsystems. 

Plenty of companies making all sorts of stuff have
found themselves on the sharp end of the legal stick
by releasing documentation with their products
describing features that don't exist. Time for it to
happen to Microsoft!

*Win XP SP1a is identical to SP1 with the exception of
the removal of Microsoft Java. An update including
Sun Java will be available later. If you've already
applied SP1, you do NOT need to apply SP1a. You
already
have Microsoft Java. You can download Sun Java at
the Sun website. Computers shipping with XP SP1
already installed _do not_ have any Java support
out of the box.

Here's an excellent site. http://winxp.bink.nu

=====
Subatomic conspiracy group: The Free Mesons.
Yes, they do drink Lepton Tea.
(There are very few good jokes in quantum physics.)

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