Macbook Pro to Windows XP SP3 internet sharing via ethernet?

ive tried everything i can, turned on the internet sharing of course, and ive been putting in all kinds of IPv4 adresses into both computers, but every time i think i have the settings right, it never connects to the internet. can anyone help me out here?

Sak2001,
Have you added the Mac to your Windows Workgroup in Directory Access?
You must open Directory Access (in the Utilities folder), authenticate, make sure SMB/CFIS is enabled, select it then click the "Configure..." button, and finally enter the exact name of the Workgroup there (leave "WINS Server" blank).
Scott

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