On Jul 1, 2006, at 3:31 AM, Tony Johansen wrote: > On 1/7/2006 3:27 PM, "cerebus DaPope" <cerebusdapope at yahoo.com> wrote: > >> ok got my g4 da up and running >> but i need to get this onto my pc network, how do i do >> this? > > > Firstly, I cannot help with anything to do with OS 9 sorry, it is a > bit too > ancient history, a horrible old OS that I wouldn't wish on anyone. It > has > many problems including the fact that virtually all software now > available > requires a minimum of OS 10.3.9 OS 9 users are in this bubble that is > slowly getting more isolated. I know, my wife is one of them, but she > clings > to to the past, and thinks that her computing hassles are normal. They > are > not. > > If you have a G4 then why are you not going for OS X? You will find > that > EVERYTHING including networking is easier. I have a LAN with a PC on > it, > works fine. > > Go for OS X. You don't have to have the latest, 10.3.x is fine if > that's > easier to get hold of and it is easy to upgrade to !0.3.9. 10.4.x has > the > advantage of the internal search function called Spotlight. > > Who knows, with OS X you may even re-discover joy in computing. And > have > everything that Windows Vista is promising, but have it now. > > > Tony As a former PC guy myself, I have to agree with Tony. OS X is the only way to go on a Win/PC network. I liked it so much that I changed my PC file server into a Mac B&W running Panther. Both Mac's and PC's both see the server drives fine and it all works together great! Just a message from Doug...