Since ExtremeZ-IP is available for Windows 2000 Professional and Windows NT Workstation, it makes a computer running Professional or Workstation a viable alternative to Windows 2000 or Windows NT Server for small Macintosh-based workgroups or server applications such as RIPs, DAMs or OPI servers. "The fact that ExtremeZ-IP is twice as fast as Windows 2000 SFM confirms that ExtremeZ-IP continues to be a imust havei for mixed platform networks," he added. Look for more enhancements soon!" said T. "ExtremeZ-IP, version 1.1.3, adds important features that our customers have been requesting and demonstrates our continued commitment to be responsive. Support for SLP is still not available in SFM more than a year after Apple began using it. ExtremeZ-IP also supports the Service Location Protocol that allows users to browse the network for servers rather than having to remember their TCP/IP addresses.
EXTREMEZ IP ALTERNATIVE UPDATE
Registered users may download an update to ExtremeZ-IP1.1.3 from Group Logicis Web site On Windows 2000, ExtremeZ-IP enables Macintosh workstations to access files on Windows at least twice as fast as with Windows 2000is built-in Services for Macintosh (SFM). ExtremeZ-IP 1.1.3 adds optimization for Windows 2000 on Intel as well as a number of minor enhancements on Windows NT 4.0 for both Intel and Alpha platforms. Group Logic, the Virginia-based software publisher, announced that ExtremeZ-IP 1.1.3 is now available as a free upgrade.
The program enhances the native cross-platform ability within the Windows environment. Group Logic has released ExtremeZ-IP 1.1.3, a program that allows Windows 2000/NT users to more easily work with Macintosh files.
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