> > > > >Sounds even easier than my suggestion. Here's a question. Can you use >phonenet adapters to connect macs in different romms of a house, using = >the >in wall phone wiring of a house, and instead of connecting a resistor = >as a >terminator, plus a phone into the adapter as a pass through for calls? > be very very very careful. LocalTalk may use phone connectors, but it is not compatible to the phone network. If you plug your phone line directly to the localTalk adapter of your mac you may cause lasting damage to the mac's printer port.
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