Facebok sharing on Mountain Lion...

Facebook sharing option isn't showing up on safari or iPhoto- any reason for this?

For safari it is coming this fall see http://www.apple.com/osx/whats-new/
It is built into iPhoto, if you cant find it I dont know why. Click on any photo and then the share button and facebook should be an option.

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Screen sharing in Mountain Lion

The apple creen sharing app is no longer working in Mountain Lion. How can i now screen share remotly to nother mac without physically being at that computer to accept it (hence why i cant use iChat)?

I found the problem. I was using an old version of Screen Sharing either from lion or snow leopard which doesnt work on Mountain Lion, you either type vnc://***.***.***.*** in Connect to Server in finder and it will automatically open screen sharing, or you can find the new screen sharing app in System/Libraby/CoreServices.

Screen sharing in Mountain Lion iMessage

Screen sharing doesn't seem to work in Mourntain Lion. Anyone know if there is a fix? Screen Sharing is enabled, but when trying to choose share screen it is all greyed out.

Hi,
It will work if the Messages App has either AIM (or AIM Valid) names or Jabber valid IDs listed as accounts.
(i.e the iChat side of things)
I have Screen Shared to Snow Leopard and Leopard computers.
My G4 tower will boot into an iChat 3 version.
This will only accept Video Chats if the iChat 3 end calls ( I have yet to try Screen Sharing with iChat 3).
I actually don't have a computer that I can booth into Lion whilst being in Mountain Lion.
Lets say you are using an iCloud issued @me.com name as the iMessages Apple ID
Go to the Message Preferences > Accounts and us e the + button
Click the AIM Choice.
Add the @Me.com name in full
Click Done.
You will now have an AIM Account in the Accounts list
In the window Menu it will now says Buddies (CMD + 1)
This will show you the Buddy List
Add AIM or AIM Valid Buddy names.
In the Video Menu Screen Sharing will now be an option you can tick (or Untick)
You could also Add GoogleTalk or other Jabber IDs to the Accounts list. (GoogleTalk is a Jabber server)
Screen Sharing is AIM to AIM or Jabber to Jabber.
10:26 PM Thursday; October 4, 2012
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 iMac 2.5Ghz 5i 2011 (Mountain Lion 10.8.2)
 G4/1GhzDual MDD (Leopard 10.5.8)
 MacBookPro 2Gb (Snow Leopard 10.6.8)
 Mac OS X (10.6.8),
 Couple of iPhones and an iPad
"Limit the Logs to the Bits above Binary Images."  No, Seriously

Web sharing problem Mountain Lion

Well he doesn't include web sharing any more, what can I do?
I've seen http://support.apple.com/kb/HT5230?viewlocale=en_US&locale=en_US
but I still know nothing to do ...
Could anyone give me some advices?

You should know that we can't discuss Mountain Lion.

Samsung ML-2010 Windows 7 shared for Mountain Lion 10.8.5 -

Hi guys
I'm new in a Mac world
So this is my problem
I've 2 Pc
one with Windows 7 Ultimate and this with mountain Lion 10.8.5
Windows 7 shared a printer, Samsung ML2010..permission are set with Complete Control from Everyone and this print works fine when I try to print by a Kubuntu 13,04 client.
About hhis Mac
I go to "+" to add printer, Windows
and I choose Workgroup, name of Windows PC...and ad this point Mac ask me if I want be a registered user or guest. I choose Guest, because, no user are set to print server,...anyway...finally I see printer..
So I choose this and I go to select printer software..with proper driver...
but status is ALWAYS inactive with Green light.
By Cups, I tried to print a test page but error that I see is "Print doesnt answer" ...and at same time, in Manage Scanner and printer , ML2010 is setting that "In USE" but no page are printed
There's a way to fix this?
Thank you

Actually only solution that I've found is add this printer to Cloud printer - google...
I downloaded Cloud Printer from Appstore...and by this app I can print..but only if this Samsung is connected and set to windows.
One problem that I found is print directly docx or another kind of file from last office version...
converted to previous classic extension goes fine..but I think this should be a Google Cloud Print compatibility problem
it's possibile set like "SOLVED" this post?

File sharing between Mountain Lion and Windows XP

I have both a Windows XP computer and a Mac running Mountain Lion. I have been able to set up sharing so that I can see the Windows folders on my Mac and the Mac folders on my Windows computer, but I cannot write directly to the folders from either direction.
What am I missing?

Bear with me ... I've not gone through this before and am only going by instinct.
I assume that since you can see the folder on your Mac, you have File Sharing set to use Windows SMB protocol.
If you put a file on your Mac in the shared folder, can you copy out that file on the Windows system and paste it (to the Desktop) to get access? What about going the other way?
IOW, can you at least get access in both directions to bring a file out of the Shared folder and on to the local system (where it can be changed)?
My other suggestion is to enable Remote Login and set up SFTP access. Then, try writing to the Mac folder on the Windows XP side with a program that supports SFTP from Windows XP.
JJW

Screen Sharing between Mountain Lion and Tiger not working

rMBP running 10.8.2 ML and a G3 iMac running 10.4.11 Tiger.
When I try and use Screen Sharing on the MBP to connect to the G3 it prompts for both a username and password. I enter a valid user and pw but it fails with
Authenication failed to "Ruby".
Please verify you have entered the correct name and password.
Third-party VNC clients, e.g. JollysFastVNC on my MBP and Remoter on my iPhone, can connect fine, but they only request a password.
Any ideas?

I've been using Screen Share on my home network for a very long time. My most used computer, MacBook Pro (2011) was just upgraded to ML, my desktop still has Lion on it - and can't be upgraded because it is an early MacPro. I was having intermittant problems getting the MBPro to connect to the MPro screen, and resetting the PRAM was correcting it (but it could have been the rebooting process alone - I don't know). Now I can share the MPro disks on my network but not the screen. Now, to me, that's wierd. I've tried doing all kinds of setting checks, preference removal, etc. No luck. I can, however (as someone above mentioned) connect from my MPro (Lion) to my MBPro (ML) screen. I've checked my Intego VirusBarrier X6 settings, i.e. blocked addresses (in the past that has happened and blocked) and I've even entered my MBPro address into the approved address section. I've checked/rechecked the Sharing Preferences, turned them on/off, etc. All to no avail.
Is this a Mountain Lion / Lion issue, a Mountain Lion issue, or something somewhere corrupt? I used to have Remote Desktop on the MPro, but for my needs Screen Share & Disk Share suit my needs on my home network. I have LogMeInIgnition, which when the last time I tried to connect to the MBPro it showed it offline - and it isn't. I feel there's something in ML blocking things.
I'm open to suggestions, and a fix if needed. This is frustrating. Not that I can't use the exercise to walk to the room where the MPro is - not the point.
Tom

Home Sharing between Mountain Lion and Snow Leopard

Hi
I have MacBook Pro both at work and at home. The one at work has Mountain Lion with the latest version of iTune and the one at home has Snow Leopard with iTune 10.7.
I want to share movies on my iTune account between Mountain Lion and Snow Leopard. However, it doesn't seem to work....
How can I solve this problem?
FYI - I am not a big fan of Mountain Lion and do NOT want to upgrade my home computer to Mountain Lion.

    I am not sure why you can't access iCloud, using a browser? Then you have the same address book, so long as you are connected to the internet. https://www.icloud.com/
    No email involved. From the browser, you can download individual iCards or all of the individual cards, BUT unfortunately, not the Groups. So, you have to fiddle on the SL machine with keeping the groups organized.
    Up until recently, I have been able to sync Contacts from ML (which stays synced to iCloud) to SL this way: copy the /Users/~/Library/Application Support/AddressBook/ folder from the ML computer to the SL computer by dragging the icon onto the dock's AddressBook icon, this should retain all the group info. But, recently, this has ceased being complete.
    Apple really left us behind on this one.

Internet sharing from mountain lion to tiger over firewire

Hi, I have just purchased an imac g4 from ebay and am having trouble getting it to connect to the internet.
My internet connection comes from teathering my iphone over wifi to my MBP. I have been trying to share this connection from my macbook to my imac over firewire but haven't had any luck.
I've tried connecting direct to my phone over wifi but I don't get an ip address, the same happens when I share the connection from my laptops wi-fi.
I have connected to a hotspot with the imac so i know that the wi-fi works and i can get a connection over firewire that says "You are connected to the internet via built in firewire" but when i try and load a webpage i cannot load anything.
When connected via firewire my macbook shows up in the network tab of the finder, my shared itunes library shows up and my laptop comes up in the list of devices in my VNC but when i try to use these connections it always fails, i cannot even get a ping responce from my laptop.
Im not sure if it is a compatibility issue with M lion and tiger, an IP address issue or something els entirely.
All help would be greatly appriciated
Thanks in advanced
Jake

If you use your MacBook Pro as the "server" connected to the Internet. you can connect 27" 2011 iMac to your MacBook Pro via a FireWire 800 cable. (assuming your MBP has a FireWire output, I don't own one).By using Target Disk Mode (Hold down the "T" key until you see "spinning gears" on Restart or Start-up).
Your MBP will appear as a Hard Disk on your 27" display or your 27" iMac can be displayed as a Hard disc on your MBP display.
Switch the firewall off on both machines (if it was on) to see if it helps;
Try to connect using a different device to the shared connection (another computer, smartphone, iPad, etc.);
Use an open connection first (no password), before trying with WEP;
Reverse the roles of the two computers (i.e. try sharing the connection from the MBP to the iMac).
Also, more details might help (OS X version on the machines, whether you are trying to share a wired connection, installed software which might interact with the network connections, etc.)
Hope this helps in some way.

Facebook is not on the list for built-in sharing in Mountain Lion

Hi all,
New MacOS X user here - just picked up a brand-spanking-new MB Air and updated to 10.8
I got my Twitter account set up in the Mail, Contacts & Calendars section, but there's no Facebook to click to set that up for the Built-In Sharing feature.
Did I do something wrong?
I'm in Canada, if that makes a difference...
Thanks,
Kevin

Thanks Matthew. Thought I was blind or stupid (or both)

Which Linux file-server software is best for sharing with Mountain Lion?

Hi,
I'm hoping someone here will have set up a file-server on a Linux box for their LAN, and will be able to advise me on which software they used. I can't find a working tutorial for Netatalk and NFSv4 is buggy and slow. I'd rather avoid Samba given it's the only one not native to either OS.
Primary concern is ease of setup, followed by reliability, followed by speed.
I've posted for help on Linux forums but I suspect very few of the perusers there are Mac users…
Replies preferred from people who've actually implemented such a thing
Thanks.

FreeBSD based "FreeNAS" hands down @ http://www.freenas.org/
Have fun!

Home sharing does not work with new mountain lion update.

home sharing does not work with new mountain lion update. Does anyone else have the same issue. Updated all computers in my home, deauthorized and reauthorized each computer. turn off home sharing and turned it back on. don't know what else to do..please help...

Our Apple TVs continue to lose connection ever since installing Mountain Lion on the host computer. The only thing that fixes them is to quit and relaunch iTunes, which only works unti the ATV goes to sleep. If a movie is paused for more than a few minutes and the ATV goes to sleep, pressing play again on the remote is greeted with "There are no movies on this computer" or "Turn on Home Sharing."
If we stop a video on one ATV and attempt to resume it in another room, the error begins again. The other ATV can't connect until iTunes is relaunched.
My guess is that it has something to do with the new [annoying] security settings. But I still haven't found a fix other than restarting iTunes everytime we want to watch something from our downloads. Fail.

Home Sharing iTunes 11.1.5/Mountain Lion/iOS 7

Since updating to iTunes 11.1.5 I am unable to see my shared libraries from my iPhone or iPad running iOS7.
When using the previous version of iTunes, the iOS devices were able to see the shared libraries, but had great difficulty connecting consistently.
The iTunes I am trying to share from is running on 10.8.5.
I have another Mac, running Mavericks. That Mac can see and share the Mountain Lion's library. The iOS devices can see the music from the Mavericks iTunes (also 11.1.5), but can not play it - each song scrolls by as if it has zero length.
All the devices are on an AirPort Extreme network. The Mountain Lion Mac is wired and the rest are wireless. Enabling the wireless network and disabling the wired network on the Mountain Lion Mac doesn't change anything, nor does signing in/out of Apple ID, restarting Music App in iOS devices or many of the other tricks that have been described.
Disabling IPv6 doesn't help, and the AirPort Utility can't see the base station with IPv6 turned off. It's currently set to local-link only, as that solved othe IPv6 issues.

This may be extremely obvious, but I missed it, despite reading http://support.apple.com/kb/ts2972:
There are two places to enable Home Sharing.
I had it enabled in Preferences > Sharing Preferences
However, I did not have it enabled in File > Home Sharing. As soon as I turned it on there, it asked for my Apple ID (which was already signed in to the iTunes Store and iMessage and numerous other locations) and then everything worked correctly.
I don't know if this is left over because I have been running iTunes since there was iTunes and have consistently carried over preferences as I upgrade machines. However, this is a ridiculously awful interface. I had presumed that I definitely had Home Sharing enabled, as I've clearly checked 'Share my library on my local network'.
Hope this helps someone else who has a similar issue.

I can't add a entry in a shared calendar on iCal (Mountain Lion) but on iPhone it is ok

My Partner is sharing her business calendar with me. (view and edit)
In the past I was able to add calendar enties on my MacBook, iPhone and iPad. Since a couple of days, I can do this only on the iPhone & iPad but not on the Macbook Pro. (Mountain Lion) I can see the entries, I can change time and so on, but i can't select the shared calendar in the edit window.
Anybody has a clue what is going on?
Thanks

See if you can go to your Calendars App and select a previous event to see what Calendar the event was added to (iCloud or Yahoo). After that is determined you can go to www.iCloud.com or calendar.yahoo.com and add the event there to see if it will populate on your device. Another troubleshooting step is deleting the iCloud account from your device and also deleting the Yahoo account. Then check to see if you can add an event without it syncing to a email. If you can then it may have just been a bug and you can add both accounts back and try adding the event again. I would also recommend only using one service to sync your Contacts, Calendars, Reminders, etc. Such as either iCloud only or Yahoo only, as using multiple accounts means your data is spread around and can be hard to isolate when something goes wrong.

Mountain Lion will no longer connect to my Homeserver shared folders

Yesterday I did a complete system wipe of my Mabook Pro and intalled a fresh copy of Mountain Lion, all has gone well apart from the fact that I can't connect to my Homeserver shared folders or stream from it using Plex, it can remote desktop into it though. All other devices can still connect to the server and the laptop can connect to all other just fine, any idea what might be causing this problem? Many thanks in advance.

I found if you connect to the shares themselves it's a slight work around but not ideal, so instead of doing this:
smb://servername
you do this
smb://severname/sharename
Then if you add them to your favourites by clicking the plus icon in the server connect dialogue box (⌘+k) its liveable with, hopefully this gets sorted in the next OS update.

Facebok sharing on Mountain Lion...

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