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I appreciate the suggestion, Luis, but that box is checked. A little more research yesterday revealed (1) that I had neglected to check the copy to the events folder on the external hard drive prior to import, and (2) that compound clips do not travel well between computers.

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Hello peeps,
I hope I've come to the right place.
Minutes ago I needed to get some files from one computer to the other, so I figured I'd email them to myself. But then I thought: both computers are literally next to each other, there's got to be a way to send files back and forth without the need of email; and the use of a cable.
You see I am using a router... the one computer (a WindowsXP Home Edition desktop machine) connects directly via an ethernet cable, the other (a MacOSX Tiger MacBook Pro) connects wirelessly.
I've tried as much as I could to find out how to link those two machines, but I can't even make my Mac detect that there is a second computer in the area (using the same router), let alone my Windows, which I am becoming more and more unfamiliar with (because I use my Mac 99% of the time).
Since I honestly don't have a clue, I am just going to wait until somebody who is taught in this kind of stuff, on both operating systems as well, to tell me the steps to take. So please, please, if you can, take the time and try to solve this problem with me as best as you are able to through a forum...
I don't know, are there just a few, simple steps to setting up a local network kind of thing that I am missing, or would you need some technical information from me?
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Templeton Peck,
first thank you a lot for giving me this link; it's a very detailed article and it surely would have solved my problem if I wasn't so unlucky.
I was successful from stages one to four. Stage five I couldn't manage. First I didn't exactly know which IP address to use for my Windows machine.
And then I became confused about the definition of a subnet of an IP address. Partly because the help-site you referred me to got me unsure about which part of the IP address is supposed to be the same, and which is variable.
But that was probably just me!
And when finally something did happen, and I was prompted to enter my Windows workgroup, username and password, the "connecting" box would just stay open for as long as I endured.
Then I would have to relaunch the finder through Onyx since clicking the X to stop the connection attempt didn't do anything.
Or, I would get an error message:
But I really tried everything, including the inclusion of the full folder path in the smb-URL, as you can see...
So unless I frigged something up at stage three...
...this is probably going to be another one of those cases that can't be solved. To be clear: I am unlucky!
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Real simple question. I'm certain it has a simple answer.
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