Mysql connection mac-server 2003

Hi there,
Recently I bought my first Mac(book). I'm running MySQL on a local server
and with my PC I can connect without a problem to localhost in the MySQL
Connection box.
On my Mac I can't get this done. Tried several things like the IP adress,
servername etc. and am realy stuck. Anybody here has a solution?
Greetings,
Henk

Not many of us have 2003, so pardon if our answers miss the mark...
OS X tries to use your OS X username/password, so do you have an account set up on 2003 with that username?
You do know that you will need a different driver for network printing to the Deskjet? The HP-provided driver (including pre-installed on OS X) is written to use USB only.
Get hpijs and ESP ghostscript from:
http://www.linuxprinting.org/macosx/hpijs/

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> Problem - I'm unable to connect to a PHP database. I'm
working right now
> with
> tutorials from the DW CS3 Bible by Lowery, but haven't
been able to
> connect at
> all. And I wasted weeks trying the same thing with an
ASP connection.
> The error message I'm getting now is '405 Method not
Allowed' when working
> through the connection dialog. I thought PHP/MySQL was
supposed to be
> easier &
> better than ASP/Access?
> In going through the site setup, instructions for
setting up the site's
> testing server say 'click test to verify the connection'
but there's no
> button
> to click. What am I missing?
> Is there some kind of easy test script I can attempt, as
with asp? Problem
> there was that I could do the 'timetest' sample, but
nothing else.
> I have gone through setting permissions and creating
IUSR_my computer name
> as
> a user - they seemd to work fine, but I still can't
connect.
> Thanks anyone, and everyone - my first post regarding
connection problems
> was
> on 8/22 and I feel like I have gotten nowhere.
>

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