Mac Forum / Applications / Other MS Products / April 2005

What can I use to remote from a PC into a MAC?
Thanks

Does anyone know of a solution where you can share Mac Office documents (or
any file, for that matter) online so that two or more people can view and
modify it simultaneously?
Specifically, I have two users that wish to work on the same Excel sheet

I've come across a "problem" with the macs logging on to AD: when they
browse through a mapped share (CIFS) on a windows server with Mac
Finder, it generates a ".DS_Store" file in each directory that has
been browsed.  Do you know of a way around this? If not, I'm not aware

Does anyone know of a free email service like Outlook Express? I am running
a Macintosh Operating System 10.3.8.
Thank You in advance.
Phil

I've been using RDC without problems except that when I try to play
some games, I get the message "your video card is not compatible".
Games play fine on PC directly which is running XP Pro. Is there any
way around this?

We have a home network using a router. We want to share printers.  My
OS X can see through to the windows printers and use them but we can''t
seem to configure things properly for the pc to access the Ibook.  If
you can help with step by step instructions we would really appreciate

I was not able to install Microsoft UAM on new two CPU Apple Panther
10.3.
Apple with MAC OS 10.2 works fine with Microsoft UAM.
Does anybody knows where to look in order to install Microsoft UAM on

I am clueless about the details of webmail, so perhaps this is a
problem I cannot fix. In any case, I am noticing a massive difference
betwen the Mac and PC versions of webmail where I work. The Mac version
seems to be missing lots of functions, such as the ability to filter

I've got an 80GB external hard drive that I used to back up all my PC docs
and files (particularly my entire digital music collection) that I can view
and open using my G$ PowerBook.  The issue is I can't move files and folders
around.  Example, I've got a miscellaneous .mp3 file ...

Does anyone know of a free email service like Outlook Express? I am running
a Macintosh Operating System 10.3.8.
Thank You in advance.
Phil

I signed all the petitions, but I don't know what the actual chances of
them making a difference. After all, what is Microsoft's incentive?
It's a free product (so they make no money on it) and it is to benefit
a competitor. Why would they spend more money than they have to?