Send a file from my powerbook to my Vista PC wirelessly

I have a Powerbook g4 1.67 running 10.4.10 tiger.
I have a Pc running the latest version of vista.
I have a wireless router connecting the two (iconnect 625W).
They both have a connection to the internet through this router.
I have about 20gb of data I want to move from my powerbook to my pc.
Any ideas?
Stuff Ive tried (there is more but i dont want to spend much more than the 4 hours ive already spent searching the net and mucking around trying to get this to work)...............
1) lol i just got it to work using a lan cable direct from my powerbook to the pc and then clicking in my powerbook - network - joelharvey-pc - then my computers password - then the folder i had enabled file sharing on could be mounted.
But just out of interest i will post anyway because it would be good if i could just do this wirelessly (i have windows onecare firewall but through all of this it has been disabled - id rather not disable it every time)

That helps. Your setup sounds fine, so maybe something needs to be tweaked.
Let's start with the basics:
1. Having both your machines on the same IP network makes things easier. That's to say that both computers have IP addresses that start with 192.168.1.xxx.
2. Having them both in the same Windows WORKGROUP helps as well. By default, they are both members of WORKGROUP. Unfortunatley, I'm not familiar enough with Vista to help you configure it but in Mac OS X you'll set this in /Applications/Utilities/Directory Access --> SMB.
3. Also, Vista has different default security settings from Windows XP. Have a look at this page for details of someone else's setup <http://www.jonsimpson.co.uk/weblog/2007-04-15/smb-file-sharing-to-a-windows-vi sta-ultimate-pc-from-os-x-104.html>.
I'm sure I've read several posts here about Vista and Mac OS X file sharing. If you haven't already, be sure to search this forum for recent posts.
Hope this helps!
bill

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