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Networking Mac to PC and vise versa
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<blockquote data-quote="hokiethang" data-source="post: 6400"><p>yes it is possible, i have 2 windows machines and 2 linux machines all conversing happily with my mac. Are you logged in as "Administrator" or are you using an account with administrator privledges. If you are using an account with admin privledges it should be fine, but Administrator might be a bit of a stretch. It may be easier to use the mac for all file transfers, because the mac has fewer problems talking to a windows machine than vice versa. I usually use my mac to copy stuff to and from my pc, but i will do a bit of researching and see what i can come up with.</p></blockquote><p></p>
[QUOTE="hokiethang, post: 6400"] yes it is possible, i have 2 windows machines and 2 linux machines all conversing happily with my mac. Are you logged in as "Administrator" or are you using an account with administrator privledges. If you are using an account with admin privledges it should be fine, but Administrator might be a bit of a stretch. It may be easier to use the mac for all file transfers, because the mac has fewer problems talking to a windows machine than vice versa. I usually use my mac to copy stuff to and from my pc, but i will do a bit of researching and see what i can come up with. [/QUOTE]
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