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Hi All,
I am trying to configure my mac to operate as a server for both my Mac and PC environment via wireless. How could I configure my mac or my PC to function as a server for my data files via a direct wireless connection, without the need for a hub or router? Is there software that will allow me to do this such as PC Maclan or could I just do it directly without the need for any 3rd party applications? I would also like to have my windows machine operate as a print server as well, where I could print from my mac, through the PC to the printer. If anyone could offer advice or suggestion I'd appreciate any advice or direction. Thanks. B. |
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