Microsoft KB Archive/142053

= How to Create Macintosh Volumes in Windows NT 4.0 =

Article ID: 142053

Article Last Modified on 10/31/2006

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APPLIES TO


 * Microsoft Windows NT Server 3.51
 * Microsoft Windows NT Server 4.0 Standard Edition

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This article was previously published under Q142053



SUMMARY
In Windows NT 3.51, File Manager is used to create and modify Macintosh- accessible volumes. In Windows NT 4.0, Explorer does not have any menu items or clickable selections to accomplish this.



MORE INFORMATION
The following applets can be used to create and modify Macintosh volumes in Windows NT 4.0:


 * Server Manager
 * File Manager

Server Manager Method

 * 1) Open Server Manager
 * 2) Select the correct Domain, if necessary, by choosing File, Select Domain.
 * 3) Choose the computer on which you want the Macintosh volume created by clicking it. Its network name in the list should have the focus and be highlighted.
 * 4) Choose MacFile from the menu bar.
 * 5) Choose Volumes

Click the Create Volume button for a new volume, or Properties to edit an existing one.

File Manager Method
The File Manager program from Windows NT 3.51 is present in version 4.0. To access it, click Start, then choose Programs, Administrative Tools, and File Manager, or else click Start, then choose Run, type "winfile.exe," and click OK. The MacFile option will be on the menu bar.

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