The Help Center is a resource we should all to use more often, because the more we use it, the better Apple will make it. I recently overheard my school's technology coordinator talking about our computer network. She mentioned a program called Macintosh Manager. For many years, Apple maintained a software program called At Ease. This client-server system enables network administrators to control their computing environment.
Users log in to any computer on the network for access to their documents and programs.
This software was and still is tremendously popular in the education market. It is easy to set up and maintain, and it works on just about any Mac you can throw at it. The most recent version is At Ease for Workgroups 5, but unfortunately this is the last version. To replace At Ease, Apple introduced its successor, Macintosh Manager, in the release of Mac OS X Server a little over a year ago. At that time, Macintosh Manager worked only with Mac OS X Server and Mac OS 8 clients.