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DESCRIPTION
DAVE effortlessly shares files and printers between Macs and PCs. DAVE is reliable, compatible with your current software and very user friendly. DAVE uses the Microsoft protocol standard way of browsing a network and to insure that your important information won't be lost, DAVE stores files in the traditional Microsoft NTFS format. Proven performance, ease of use, and professional features you won't get anywhere else make DAVE your total solution. Features include:
  • Support for NTLMv2: most secure level of LanMan authentication
  • Provides NT Domain Login
  • Shares files and printers between Macs and PCs
  • Supports Microsoft standard browsing (including WINS)
  • Provides three options for Security
  • Supports Microsoft standard NTFS file format
  • Shares CDs, printers, hard drives, folders, etc.
  • Supports Windows shortcuts .LNK files
  • Supports Distributed File Systems
  • Allows "one click" mounting of multiple shares
  • Provides setup assistant for both Mac and PC
  • Completely supports AppleShare files stored on your PC
  • Supports Services for Macintosh
  • Allows for Windows network password changes
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WHAT'S NEW
Version 7.1 adds Leopard support, an option to disconnect after a specified interval of inactivity, a fix for problems browsing over a VPN connection, and other changes.
REQUIREMENTS
Mac OS X 10.3.9 or later.


Developer:Thursby Software
Downloads:38,623
  - Version d/l:710
Utilities:Network
License:Demo
Date:02 Apr 2008
Platform:PPC/Intel
Price:$119.00
RATING
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    DAVE User Reviews (20 posts)Write A Review
    Feb 2 2007

    ERDRD  Worked for me with OSX 10.4 and Server 2K3. The server wouldn't authenticate me with built-in OS X Samba tools. With Dave - immediate success.

    This is easier than trying to get IT to change the authenication scheme on the server installation (especially if there are only 2 Macs on the network).  (Version 6.2.1)

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    Sep 5 2006
    ****½

    GRAXA1982  Solved my problem getting wrong alias when trying to connect Win 2003 file server.

    Nice!  (Version 6.2)

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    Feb 8 2006
    ***½.

    POOP1  Unfortunatly I can't really recommend this application. True, they support more authentication methods. This probably helps a lot of people.

    But they do NOT support the ability to hit hidden shares. So if you have a share that is called, say:

    cifs://fileserver1/groups$/engineering, you can't mount it with Tiger's SMB client, NOR can you access it with Dave.

    I'd gladly reach into my pockets and peel out a debit card if someone could make something to let me do that. It is the single reason I have a PC on my desk at work. That, and to change the domain password now and then.   (Version 6.1)

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    Sep 14 2005

    ANONYMOUS  This still exists? I used to use this on a machine running OS 8.1, but since OS X it seems pretty useless.  (Version 6.0)

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