Jack, I not sure if this will work, but when I want to access another computer on my all Mac network I go to connect to server under the Go menu in the finder. The computer I am on searches for servers on the network and shows them in a list. I just choose the one I want and click connect. Try it if you haven't already. Greg On Saturday, October 11, 2003, at 01:07 PM, Jack Honeycutt wrote: > Hello all... > > I have a networking question that I hope someone can point me to a > correct answer to, or maybe a web page with more info.... > > I have a external DSL modem plugged into a Linksys 8 port > DSL/hub/router/firewall. One of the ports has my XP Pro box plugged > into it. The other 5 ports are plugged into my Macs (Color Classic, > Performa 575, IIci and my G4. I am running Jaguar 10.2.8 on my G4 Mac. > All the machines share the DSL and work fine in regards to surfing, > and sending and receiving email. > > About all I want to do network wise, is pull into my G4, some movie > (Quicktime, DV, and AVI) files from my XP Pro box. I don't need to > move stuff onto the windows box from the G4. All I want to do is > access some big move files on the XP Pro box, and move them, via the > network, to the G4 machine. > > I assume I need to turn file sharing on in the XP Pro box.(?). In > Jaguar, in the utilities folder, I found "Networking" but could not > figure out how to use it to help me pull down files from the XP Pro > box. > > Is the Networking icon where I want to start in trying to figure this > out, or am I way off? > > A point in the right direction would be appreciated. > > Thanks in advance. > > Jack in Portland Oregon > > PS: I have dropped out of many Mac email lists because of the > fighting and rudeness that goes on. I like this group because it is > friendly. I think folks here are kind and respectful to others. I > hope it continues to be so.