Fred writes: >>I have 4 ADB equipped macs I want to run from a KVM switch. The models are >>PM8500, PM7500, Q950, Q840AV. >> >>Anybody know of a good inexpensive KVM switch so I can run them all from my >>PC type 17" monitor, ADB keyboard and mouse? > >I've looked into it a couple of times. It appears as though, people >with Macs, are either viewed as inept or don't have the necessity for >something this high tech. The only thing I have seen in the way of >KVM for Mac are USB.
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