Ethernet Link in OS 10.5.4

Dear Forum,
Can someone please outline the proceedure for hooking up 2 computers, a G5 dual 1.8 Ghz Powermac and an intel Macbook Pro via ethernet? Both computers have OS 10.5.4 installed.To facilitate the transfer of software and files from one computer to the other.
Many thanks,

1.Make sure both computer security settings allow computer to computer comms. <-- no need to bother
2.Power down both computers. <-- ok but you really only need to power down the Target Mode one
3.Connect both computers with FW 400 lead. <- correct
4.Power up No. 1 computer that contains the desired software/files for transfer. <-- you will be able to transfer anything in either direction and you don't need to power down this computer
5.Power up No. 2 computer with "T" key held down. See a T symbol hopping about on No.2 computer with a drive symbol on No. 1 computer. <-- correct, though it's more like a "three-legged man" symbol
6. Navigate to drag and drop applications on No. 1 computer and transfer of data will begin. <-- yes, or in the other direction if you want to. It's just the same as dragging things in the Finder.
7. When data fransfer is complete drag the No. 2 computer transfer mode ic on into the trash before powering down and disconnecting FW cable. <-- correct
8. Transfer completed successfully. <- right
HOWEVER
If transferring applications, consider whether it might not better to re-install them on the other computer. Reason: most applications need a whole array of files to run properly and these tend to be distributed in different places, e.g. in the Applications folder with other bits and pieces in Preferences folder, Application Support Folders, the Library etc. But try them anyway.
Post back when you tried the set-up and confirm everything is OK.
Message was edited by: Tom in London

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