3. Questions about Windows NT and Services for Macintoshes (SFM) that Microsoft answers on their own site.

Well, when their Support Online database isn't down (and it doesn't tell you it's down, it just starts returning one or two matches when it should be returning 50), it's actually kind of useful. If you search for say, "Macintosh," you'll find things like:

3.1 First off, from Microsoft: "What is your Macintosh Client Volumes issue?"

Microsoft has a short page with some answers to questions about Macintosh volumes on NT servers. It addresses the following issues:

• Creating a Macintosh volume changes modification dates
• How to: Associate MS-DOS file extensions with Macintosh File Types
• How to: Create Macintosh volumes from the command prompt
• How to: Create Macintosh volumes in Windows NT 4.0
• How to: Set attributes for Mac-accessible volumes
• How to: Set Macintosh volume permissions
• Mac users with access to multiple domains may gain access unpredictably
• Macintosh clients stop responding with more than 50 Macintosh volumes
• STOP error after file copied to Mac volume on NT Server

See Microsoft page on Macintosh Client Volumes issues.

3.2 Why does the Macintosh See Incorrect File Size when Volume is Over 2 GB?

See Microsoft Support article Q117463.

3.3 How to Raise Max SFM Volume Size Reported to System 7.5 Mac Users

See Microsoft Support article Q120739.

3.4 Troubleshooting MacVolume Creation Errors

See Microsoft Support article Q147909.

3.5 Why does Commenting a Macintosh File Change the Date and Time Stamp?

See Microsoft Support article Q177644.

3.6 Why does SFM Time and Date Stamp Change Copying Between Volumes Locally?

See Microsoft Support article Q170965.

3.7 Why does SFM Convert Macintosh HFS Filenames to NTFS Unicode?

See Microsoft Support article Q117258.

3.8 Why do I have Duplicate Printer Names on Macintosh Clients?

See Microsoft Support article Q151254.

3.9 Why are Windows users Unable to View Macintosh Client Created Directories?

See Microsoft Support article Q140066.

3.10 Why are Macintosh Clients Not Able to Use Downloaded Fonts?

See Microsoft Support article Q123109.