Problems resolving .local DNS names

Hi all - I was having problems resolving machine.local type names, and I found this article:
http://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=107800
This solution helped, but not completely.
I am on a Mac mini running 10.4.8PPC.
This unit is on a private IP network - 192.168.254.0/255.255.255.0
This unit is staticly addressed - 192.168.254.31
The network has a Windows Server 2003 machine doing DNS/DHCP
The network has a domain of mynetwork.local
I was experiencing the issue in this article:
dig server.mynetwork.local would complete and resolve to 192.168.254.11
ping server.mynetwork.local would fail to resolve.
Adding local to the search domain solved this issue as described in the article.
However, a new wrinkle arises.
I frequently connect to other networks via PPTP, many running SBS 2003, which uses a company.local DNS scheme.
Once connected, I can dig company.local names, but not mynetwork.local names (which I expected - as I am now resolving names through server.company.local). However, I can't ping company.local names, which prevents connection to the server.company.local OWA server, for example.
Any thoughts? I tried putting
mynetwork.local, company.local
in the search domains field, but no joy...
Thanks for wading through this long question - appreciate any replies...

Playing Dr. Watson here...
Are those other Networks Local but not on the 192.168.254.x subnet?

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