Valerie, Odd. The only other thing I can think of off the top of my head is, if you know the IP of the windows XP machine, you can type it in like this: smb://x.x.x.x/sharename. Other then that, if you can see the mac shares from the PC, just drop them on the mac from the pc.. Nick Valerie Maples wrote: >Dear Nick; > >Thanks for your help. Unless I am trying to access the XP box in the wrong >way, I have been trying to go to the Finder, click on Network, click on the >specific network I'm trying to go to, then the machine, which produces a >connect button. Clicking on the connect button brings up a window labeled >"SMB/CIFSFilesystem Authentication" their request need to enter user name >and password for the X P computer. It correctly lists the workgroup/domain, >but it will not accept any combination of user name or password for that >machine. Because of that, I cannot get any closer to see any files. > >Eager I'm not attacking this the correct way or it's not going to work. I >know it has worked between to X P machines before, but I can only access the >Macintosh from the PC, not vice versa. > >Thank you for your help! >Valerie > > >On 12/14/04 9:03 PM, "Nick Shank" <nshank at quorumsystems.yi.org> wrote: > > > >>Valerie, >> I'm sorry if I'm re-inventing the wheel, but a thought or two. >> >>1. Make a folder in C:\ called transfer, or test, or something, then >>share it. See if the mac can get to it. >> >>2. XP Shares are pickey when it comes to the mac. If you're trying to >>connect to your my documents, and have made them private, the mac won't >>see them. It's a permision's issue, ask Bill. >> >>3. The XP Admin share (C$), in my experience, flat out does not work on >>the mac. >> >>Hope that helps, >>Nick >> >>P.S. If I've already replied to this, sorry. Mail doesn't like my >>out-bound mail server today... :| >> >> > > >_______________________________________________ >G4 mailing list >G4 at listserver.themacintoshguy.com >http://listserver.themacintoshguy.com/mailman/listinfo/g4 > >