Yes, you control access to your Mac mini. If you wish to share the access that is your decision. It is not prohibited.

You can access Windows Home Server and your home PCs through a personalized Windows Live Internet address that you choose. That means with a simple log in to your family Web site, you can access your photos, music files, and videos from anywhere. Windows Home Server not only enables you to upload and download files stored on your home server but also allows you to connect remotely and use your home computers as if you were sitting in front of them. See similar questions...

Yes. ConceptDraw documents and libraries and be freely exchanged between the Mac and Windows versions of the program. See similar questions...

Microsoft Digital Rights Management (DRM) licence system is not fully supported on Mac OS, some limitations apply to MAC users, most specifically the ability to download clips is not available. This means that MAC users of this service should ensure they have sufficent bandwidth to stream the clips used. This is usually the result of a configuration on your PC. See similar questions...

Use the following instructions to connect to your Matrix user space from a Mac (currently works on a Beckett or Eastend Mac). See similar questions...

MAC computers with OS 9 (or earlier) installed using Internet Explorer ---> there are known compatibility issues with the Netmail System. Users may receive "bounced", error 11 messages when attempting to send mail. See similar questions...

The latest FireStore firmware incorporates fresh disk Partitioning with default cluster size FAT32 formatting. If you have version 1.x visit our web site at http://www.focusinfo.com/products/firestore/upgrade2.htm for upgrade information. If you have version 2.0 and need to obtain the latest version, call 1-408-370-9963 to make these arrangements. See similar questions...

We have tested the Goliath software with good success. This and other open source WebDAV products are listed at http://www.webdav.org/projects/ See similar questions...

In order to keep security to high standards and costs low, we cannot allow anyone into the data center itself. See similar questions...

No. The Zuku Review prohibits sharing access to your account. The Zuku Review reserves the right to cancel a subscription if we suspect unauthorized use. If someone else accesses your account and takes your tests, it will affect your scores and use up your opportunities to take practice tests at the same time. You will not be able to accurately use the Progress Review features to track your performance. See similar questions...

NO! Do not share your code with anyone - not even your roommate. You are responsible for any and all calls charged to your code. Do not leave it out where people can see it. Keep it in a safe and secure location. You will keep the same code year after year. Please notify the Telecommunications Department if you no longer attend SUNY Oneonta so that we may deactivate your code. See similar questions...

You can access your share on any lab machine by double-clicking on My Computer. you will see a network drive that says something like "jsmith on 'samba 2.8.2a' (asa)" or view our alternate instructions at Networking Help. See similar questions...

If I am in a loop processing Tcl code, even though I call "update idletasks" I cannot change the cursor, and the pointer position is not updated See similar questions...

Use a emulator package like Mae from Apple. For "sneakernet," you can also use a DOS diskette, as both Solaris and Apple support these. See similar questions...

If you have at least MacOS 8.6, you should be able to download a recent version of Eudora directly from their web site. If you have at least MacOS 7.0, download the Eudora 3.1.3 client and the Eudora 3.1 manual, and then step through the following instructions... ================================ EUDORA LIGHT FOR MACINTOSH 3.1.3 ================================ This is version 3.1.3 of Eudora Light for Macintosh. See similar questions...

The router's set-up pages are accessible to the Mac through the Mac's web browser, which must be Microsoft Internet Explorer 4.0 or higher, or Netscape Navigator 4.0 or higher. Use the default address 192.168.1.1. See similar questions...

This is very easy using Internet Config 2.0's new support for independent preference sets. When you first launch the IC application, it creates a default set of preferences name "My Settings". You can use the Rename command on the Sets menu to rename this default set to your own name, say "Quinn". You can then use the Duplicate command, also on the Sets menu, to make a copy of the settings, and then use the Rename command to rename that to your axolotl's name, say "Roger". See similar questions...

On a Windows server you must make the parent folder of the management directory a Macintosh-accessible volume. To do this Open Computer Management, double-click Shared Folders to open it. Right-click Shares and select New File Share. Do not make the management directory itself (UKEYMGMT) the share. You can setup the Macintosh-accessible volume before or after you put the management directory inside it if you use a Windows client machine to create the management directory. See similar questions...

See previous answer. Another option for networking some HP printers is the JetDirect interface card, which will enable the printer to communicate via TCP/IP over your local network. Not all Next monitors use the Frog Design stand that was introduced with the N4000 mono monitor. The N4000B mono has a different stand, as do the color monitors. OTOH, some N4000 and N4000A monitors are prone to dimming, so there are probably a few cool stands out there available for retro fitting. See similar questions...

Share Express is a cross-platform solution that should work on any operating system. We've tested most popular browsers, such as Internet Explorer on Windows, Safari on Mac OS X, and Firefox for Linux. See similar questions...