File share with Vista

I have a mac and I'm trying to connect to a file share on a windows vista machine. I can find and connect to the PC but when I try to copy files to the share i get these three messages. http://i6.photobucket.com/albums/y244/pyroman2007/errors.jpg
I have all the appropriate privileges on the PC and I can read files that are being shared. I just can't write to the share.

Hey tell me who provides you with the Internet Service Provider according to that i will give you the steps.If its a Cable or DSL connection i will give you the steps.

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hey. this mac is the only one in the house with 2 other windows computers (**** them) and the main comptuer with the router and stuff (im running wireless) is a Windows XP.
How do i file share with it, as the XP wizard files arn't supported by the mac when i try hte USB settings method.
Can you get back to me? its so annyoing, i have to USB all the files over and stuff..
like i can use hte printer but barely access the other files.
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Hello,
Try following this guide. It got me up and networked in about 3 minutes:
http://www.ifelix.net/tech/3020.html
EDIT: Actually iFelix hasn't done an XP to 10.5 specific guide but that should be enough. He has done a 10.5 to Vista too:
http://www.ifelix.net/tech/3022.html
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BTW this forum is for the much older iMac (Flat Panel) models
G4 (aka Flat Panel): Intel:
Click image to go to correct forum.
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mrtotes
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Howdy.
Just got a refurb iMac G5 20".
I can connect to the internet (wireless) and can file share with my PowerMac G4.
My PowerMac G4 can file share with the iMac as well as my PowerBook G4.
The PowerBook G4 can file share with the PowerMac G4.
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Thank you for your reply.
I have followed the same process. The credentials which I have given are same as my PC. But I am getting the same error. Can you please clarify the statement "Service
account that is using for file share subscription should have write access to shared folder."
given in the above link?
I am the one who created the folder and subscribing the report, so probably I have the full write permissions to the shared folder. What is the service account in this context?
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Index file share with pictures - how to get the "Tag" property as refiner?

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I'm indexing a folder in file share and in the windows explorer view i gave values to the "Tags" property.
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so my friend recently got a mac (changed from windows)
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