X.500 clients on Mac and PC
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Subject: X.500 clients on Mac and PC
I'm investigating the existence of X.500 clients for the Mac and PCs. For the Mac, I've discovered something named maX.500/DIXIE. Can anyone tell me what DIXIE is? I'm assuming it's a "client gateway" that speaks the DAP to a given server, and provides some lighter-weight protocol to the actual Mac client. True? For the PCs, any packages out there?
- X.500 clients on Mac and PC rosenthl (Doug Rosenthal)
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