User`s guide

You probably cannot run AppleShare 2.x on an LC III, because it only runs under
Mac System 6.x.
Apart from the number of users, the full AppleShare server adds many useful
features, such as administration tools, potentially acting as a print server,
and faster performance. It ties up more resources on the machine than File
Sharing.
AppleShare is commercial, but you might be able to get hold of a cheap copy of
version 3 from somewhere.
As far as the multiple server option goes: that should work fine. If you have
no need to communicate over the network between the servers, it would be a good
idea to break the network up into separate segments (server and its block of
clients). This will reduce confusion for the users (seeing more than one
server), and will improve network performance.
In particular, note that LocalTalk is only intended to support a maximum of 32
devices per network segment. If you want 30ish or more computers on the same
network, you should be using a router (which physically separates the network
segments).
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From: Rubywand
014- How can I capture a GS super-res screen to disk?
For super-res game screens and many other graphics displays an ancient
Classic Desk Accessory (CDA) known as "EA Screen Saver", "SDUMP.EA", etc. works
well. The CDA (named "ScrnCapEA.CDA") and a Text info file have been uploaded to
popular Apple II ftp sites. Look for a .SHK file named "ScrnCap.SHK" or
"ScrnCapEA.CDA.shk".
ScrnCapEA.CDA lets you capture game, etc. 320 or 640 mode graphic screens
as standard type $C1 GS unpacked Screen files which can be loaded by Platinum
Paint and many other GS utilities. To use the CDA to capture a screen, you must
be able to access the Desk Accessories menu via the usual OpenApple-Control-
Escape keypress.
Supertimer mentioned Clipit. This is a very nice capture New Desk Accessory
(NDA) which lets you grab a part or all of many super-res displays, including
desktop displays. The grabbed display is saved to the Clipboard. You can get the
pic from the Clipboard onto a Platinum Paint work screen by going to Platinum
Paint and doing a Paste.
A limitation of Clipit and similar NDA's is that you must be able to get to
the 'Apple' menu or some NDA activation list or, if there is one, activate a
'Hot Key'. Also, these NDA's generally limit your grab to the Clipboard.
Usually, this means you end up with just one pic per game, etc. session.
Games and other programs which shut off access to interrupts will, often,
be a problem. You will usually not be able to get to the Desk Accessories menu
and any screen capture 'Hot Key' keypresses will be ignored. Usually, the 'Apple
Menu' is not available, so screen capture NDA's you use via the menu will not be