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I have a recently purchased, demo 701cs 486 DX4. I have been a mac user, and have been so fed up with the quality of their powerbooks that I have decided to go bi-platform, keeping my powermac desktop and purchasing the tp. I haven't loaded any software on it, and from the posts of this group, it sounds like I'll be having a lot of fun putting W95 on. My bios revision is BUTUS3H. Do I have to revise the bios to get the Windows 95 going? Also, I would love to be able to transfer files between the two different platforms without having to use floppies. Sounds like the Jeteye has worked for you, Chris. How much can you actually acomplish with this set-up? Can I use the CD ROM on my Macintosh and transfer stuff to my thinkpad (a Windows 95 upgrade CD, for example)? Can I transfer MS Word documents back and forth this way? What do you mean when you say "It only communicates at 115200, so unless your software (and serial port) can do that, you won't be able to use it." Any warnings before I start configuring this sweet machine, considering my stats? Thank you in advance. Daniel On Thu, 4 Apr 1996, Chris Osborn wrote: > On Apr. 04 96, 07:52 PST, "John D. Griffith" <griffith@kodak.com> > > > Do these irDa devices require special drivers to operate or are > > they simply hardware devices that would work with any program > > (e.g. kermit) that talks politely with the serial port under NT?? > > The JetEye that I have just connects to the serial port and translates > serial data to/from IrDA. It only communicates at 115200, so unless > your software (and serial port) can do that, you won't be able to > use it. > > But it doesn't require any special drivers to use the device. I > have mine connected to my Mac, and I've been able to communicate > between my ThinkPad and my Mac (not useful, but it was the only > desktop I had that could do 115200). > > --- > Chris Osborn, Network Administrator Voice: 707 253 3130 > Napa Valley College Fax: 707 253 3063 > 2277 Napa-Vallejo Hwy., Napa, CA, 94558 > <fozztexx@nvc.cc.ca.us> MIME ok, NeXTMail tolerated >