The Novell TokenTalk support is orderable and was delivered in September
1990. This is a new version of VAP (Value-Added Process) that supports AFP
(Apple Filing Protocol) 2.0 and TokenTalk.
All Netware operating systems provide an internal router that lets a
Netware server connect to four different networks. No additional software
is required. Note that the routing service can also be moved out of the
server and into a non-dedicated workstation.
Macintosh, DOS, and OS/2 workstations can share data and resources.
Macintosh users should see information stored on the network server as
icons. Other workstations on the network (PCs running DOS, OS/2, or
Windows/386) should see the folders and file icons from the Macintosh
listed as directories and subdirectories in their workstation formats.
DOS, OS/2, and Macintosh users can share Apple LaserWriters and other Apple
printers. Using an E-mail package that supports Netware Message Handling
Service (MHS), the back-end store-and-forward messaging server, you can
send E-mail messages, text, data, and binary files between different LANs
and between wide-area networks.
For contact information, search the Technical Info library under "Novell"
and the Enhancement Products Division of the Netware Products Division.