On 12/14/04 7:09 PM, "John" <jmcgilvary at mac.com> wrote: > First, what version of Windows are you using? Windows XP Pro > Second, just something because something is "shared", does not mean > EVERYONE has access to it. Windows does allow you to set permissions at > all kinds of different levels. > Now, if it shared to ALL users, that is different (if you are wireless, > I hope you are using a firewall, especially if you have given ALL > access to your whole system). To remove all doubt, I set it open to all users at the root directory. I have a hardware firewall, but the windows software firewall disabled for now. > Make sure the May user is in the "user" group that has access to the > drives. Since the PC has full access to the Mac and can read and write to it, I would think they are in the same group. > Something else you may try, I assume you are an administrator on the > Windows machine. Use That name and login info. I am the sole user /account on the PC and yes, have administrator privileges. I am using Mac OS X 10.3.6 and when I click on network all through the machine, it has a connect6 button which asks me to log on (I have no password), and when I click connect, I get the error message, "The alias "DELL8200" could not be opened, because the original item cannot be found." Valerie