Permission and User Issues

I have an iMac and an Apple laptop. I want them to talk to each other. I'm the only user on a home network. On my laptop I find my desktop and see the files I want but there is a red "ban" or "no access" circle on it. When I click on properties it says "everyone" has "no access". I want to have access to that content. When I click on the "+" it gives me a window that says "Enter the name of the user or group you would like to add". I take that to be my account name on either my desktop or laptop. Neither one of those names work - "The name you entered is not valid. Please try again." I don't know of any other names or users or groups. In sharing I gave what I thought was universal access to both of my account names. HOW DO I UNLOCK THESE FOLDERS SO THAT I CAN USE THEIR CONTENT "READ AND WRITE" WITHIN MY HOME NETWORK? Thanks, CraigT

You may be doing things correctly, but just to make sure, you might want to scan this MacWorld article to make sure you're setting things up correctly and following the correct procedure when you connect from your other computer:
http://www.macworld.com/article/132002/2008/02/mobilemac2503.html
If you don't discover the problem once you've reviewed the procedure and settings, post back and I'm sure someone here will try to help further.
Regards.

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