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To: Rishi Gupta who wrote (17208)	8/24/1998 8:19:00 PM
From: soup	Read Replies (2) of 213173

Rishi; 1) You can buy a Farallon Ethernet-to-Localtalk adapter ($110) which allows you to connect the iMac to a single Localtalk (Appletalk) device - either a Localtalk capable printer or a computer. You can transfer files from the Powerbook and Centris. Then hookup the device permanently to the printer and iMac. What's a "Mac2C and a Mac2E". If you mean an Apple IIe and IIc, then you're talking about computers over 15 years old. Don't bother, their files are likely not compatible. 2) If your files are small and you're already online, why not e-mail them to yourself. 3) You can your computers into a service center (or your dealer) and have them "burn" your files onto a CD. Then you can transfer them via the iMac's CDROM. You also have a permanent backup of those files. Cost $50 to $100. (If you can, try to negotiate the price with the dealer.)

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