Sharing Files with XP

I had a different router and I could share my desktop files/etc with my laptop. I just bought my Airport Extream, but I cant seem to share files on my network.
Is there anything I need to do/redo to be able to share files?
Lorena

When you set up that particular folder as a shared folder. You need to configure a shared folder on the PC. See the following for help:
10.5 Help- Setting up a Mac computer to share files with Windows users.
10.5 Help- Setting up a Windows computer to share files with Mac users.
10.5 Help- Sharing with Windows computers.

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HI,
I am looking at getting creative cloud for teams, but I want to keep our existing CS suite users who are already on maintenance plans.
Can I share files on the creative cloud between these two types of users?
Does Adobe Bridge see these files ?
Is there any way of doing version control ?
We are also worried about this
"If a team member leaves the company, what happens to their files stored in Creative Cloud?
The IP is associated with the individual, not the company. The individual will have a 90-day grace period to delete their files."
Also we are in Australia and we are concerned about the speed. Can anyone advise what the speed is like ?
rgds Renovator

Anyone who signs up for the Creative Cloud can share files. You do not need to be a Creative Cloud member to view a shared file, only to do the sharing.
Adobe Bridge does not see the files unless you use Creative Cloud Connection to sync the files to your local computer.
There is no version control yet. It is on our road map.
Being in Australia should not be an issue, but I will let other customers from Australia comment.

Sharing files with other mac users on iCloud

May I share files I store on iCloud with other users?

If you want to try online sharing you might like to look at SugarSync:
https://www.sugarsync.com/products/sync_sharing.html
- this page says:
Collaborate with shared folders
SugarSync keeps all your shared files up-to-date and in sync for powerful collaboration with your virtual team. With folder sharing, you can collaborate on projects by giving a person, or a group of people, access to a shared folder on your computer. No more wasting time emailing individual files and tracking the latest versions. Just send an email invitation to your clients, coworkers, or family members to join your folder.
Sync folders of information across teams
Folder members can sync a shared folder directly to their own computers. Any member of a shared folder can have their own copy of the folder on their own computer. Folder members can edit files locally. Updates are reflected for everyone as soon as the file is saved.
I've not tried this so you would need to investigate to see whether it suited your requirements.
There is also a new program, Cloud App, which makes sharing files simple: it runs as a background process and you just drag files to the menu bar icon. Storage is with Heroku and Amazon: it's free with a limit of 10 files per day, maximum 25MB per file, $45 per year for unlimited files, maximum 250MB per file.
Another possible option is YouSendIt. It provides the facility for you to upload files and send an email to a recipient telling them how to download it: and it's also possible with all but the free plan for others to upload a file for you. The free version allows you to send a maximum file size of 50MB with no upload by others: $9.99 per month gets you 2GB sized files in either direction, and there are upgraded plans.

Sharing files with other Macs

Hi, my family have more than one mac and I was trying to set up a network to share each other's files, however, all I could get is the 'dropdown list'
Any help?
Wheelybin92

Network info:
AirPort Base Station and Network Setup Guide
Creating a small Ethernet network
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Sharing files with other members of my family on the wireless network

I would like to share my files with other members of my family on the wireless network. Unfortunately, their pcs are MS Windows OS and connected in workgroup type while I am on Mac. I can access internet via the same wireless router but cannot see other members. Can someone advise How I can accomplish it. Thanks!

I don't have personal experience with this, but I was reading this article earlier today, and it seems to address your situation. I think the solution is on page 2.
http://bx.businessweek.com/microsoft-vs-apple/view?url=http%3A%2F%2Fwww.computer world.com%2Faction%2Farticle.do%3Fcommand%3DviewArticleBasic%26articleId%3D91315 58
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IPhoto is currently a shared file with another user on my Mac and I am the Admin and no longer want to share it. How do i undo this completely?

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I found the answer on the Quicken Support site. Unbelievable!!!!
Article ID: GEN82981 Updated: 8/11/2011 |
Unable to Share a Data File Between Multiple Users on the Same System
Cause The Quicken Essentials data is a data package that contains multiple files. Each item in the package has permission set based on the current users profile. When the Package is moved to a shared folder, the permission in the data package are not changed, therefore cannot be accessed by another user.
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I am getting a Mac Airbook and am going to be running Fusion from VMWare. I have an external Western Digital drive that I want to use to transfer my files to the Mac. Two questions:
1. Will the Passport software or at least the files - be recongnized by the Mac?
2. Does the Mac share the files with Fusion or do I need separate folders?

Welcome to the Apple Support Communities
1. Your Mac will recognize the external drive without any problem if it's formatted with FAT, NTFS or exFAT. Note that OS X can't write into NTFS drives.
2. Your Mac can share files with a virtual machine if you install VMware Tools onto the virtual machine

Sharing files with multiple users on single iMac

THIS IS a REPOST from another location - more appropriate "thread"
After switching to Mac from a PC about a month ago (& not being technologically over-adept), I have finally succeeded in creating separate "User" accounts on my iMac (1 admin, 1 standard, 1 managed) to allow the 3 users in my household to create their own workspace. However, now I would like to allow them to access all files from some applications - iTunes, iPhoto, Address Book, etc. - and some of the files within Numbers, Pages, & Keynote (that were theirs to start with...but they were working on in "my" admin space before establishing separate Users.) As an additional challenge, I'd still like to have access to their files...for monitoring purposes...as we go forward. I've "searched" the Apple support files and found reference to some of this but (1) I can't seem to figure out how to move the files into the Public Folder (I did one, then logged in as another User & it wasn't there...) and (2) If they access files from the Public Folder, will they need to specifically save them back there when done? -- my other users will NEVER remember to put something back where they got it...

You can give each user read and write permissions to just that folder, or to everything in it. But that will not stick to any new files that are added to the folder hierarchy after that point. When new files are created they are read and write for the creator, and read only for all others. If you want to change that it must be done manually for each new file that you add.
There is a way to get around this, and make every file/folder added to a folder hierarchy automatically get full read and write permission for the users you specify. It requires setting up ACLs. Do it this way:
1. Make a new subfolder in /Users/Shared. Call it something like /Users/Shared/sharefolder. Move all the files you want to share into this folder.
2. Go to System Preferences and unlock the Accounts pref pane. Click the + button. Make a new group (select "group" from the drop down menu). Call it something like "sharegroup". Add the users you want to that group.
3. Log in to an admin account. Launch Terminal. Paste in all three of these lines at the same time and then press Return:
sudo chmod -R +a "sharegroup allow delete,chown,list,search,add_file,\
addsubdirectory,delete_child,file_inherit,directoryinherit" \
/Users/Shared/sharefolder
Enter your admin password when prompted and press return again. You are done. The users in the sharegroup can all now read and write everything in the sharefolder. They will also be able to read and write any file that is newly created or copied into the sharefolder from that point on.
NOTE: After setting this up, and you want to add more files to the sharefolder, be aware that files that already exist outside the sharefolder WON'T inherit the new permissions if they are simply moved in (i.e. drag with Finder). They must be copied in. Hold down the option key when dragging files into the sharefolder. That will ensure that a new copy will be made, and the permissions will inherit properly. You can then delete the old copy of the file from its previous location.
I hope this helps.

Are there suggestions for managing Multiple VMWare Fusion systems sharing files with a MacBook? Suppose I have enough ram for 3 servers to share files.

Suppose I have enough ram for 2 or three VMWare fusion systems to that could benefit from file sharing. Is it possible to configiure each VMWare funsion instance to have a common read only file share on my desktop and a common read/write area on on my desktop?
This would allow me to extend the power and mustle of my Mac Book Air, Retina Display system to its best advantage. Whether native Mac processing or speciality linux or Windows systems as needed.
I am having trouble allowing more than one system to share the same read only and the same read/write areas so that software does the file locking and merge controls. Even if these do not share a common read/write area, it would be truly handy for drive space management for them to share a common read only area.
Thanks for your thoughtful input.
20 year IT Professional that loves Mac visual interfaces, outstanding performance and a *nix command line.
Don

It really denpends on the os running in the vm and what the permissions are set to on those shares.
I run a few vms on both a mac at home and windows at work and all other computers in my home or at work can connect to the vms without any problems. Even multiple computer at the same time.
It also depends on how you have set the vm up for networking. If you are setting it up as nat, instead of bridged, that can also cause problems access it from multiple system. With nat the vm is on its own network branch.

Network problem sharing file with windows 2k pc

I just recieved my macbook a few days ago, and I am new mac user. I tried to set up a network between my macbook and my old win2k pc. I have been trying for many hours with no result. I have enabled window sharing, and personal file sharing, matching the workgroup name. For some reason, i still cannot see my pc under NETWORK.
I have been surfing for previous post relate to this topic, and tried many different solution, still doesn't work.
Anyone can teach me a proper procedure for setting up this?
many thanks
franki

Hi franki, I'm glad those web sites were useful.
Unfortunately I can't advise about your remaining problem because I don't have a suitable Windows computer to try things out on. Maybe somebody else here can.
I'd suggest you give a few more details about exactly how far you get and at which point things get stuck.
Also, if nobody on this board can help then you could try another one. There are several boards here related to networking, of which the Tiger Forums Getting Online & Networking one seems to be the most lively.
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Problem sharing file with windows 7

I am tring to set up pc with the new macbook air.
I can read/write files in Windows 7 from my macbook air. However, the reverse is giving me a headache.....(seriously)
In my macbook air, Preference->Network->Advance->Wins , I set the workgroup as WORKGROUP ( my windows 7 workgroup name)
Under the Wins servers, i've added ip address of my pc. (Tried both ways)
Also I check two boxes(AFP, SMB) in file sharing.
set my username to give full permission and none for "Everyone".
Now here is the problem. In my windows 7 pc, under the network, I can see my macbook appear. When I click, it is giving me a login pop-up. There, I've entered the login name of my macbook air, and password, but it kept giving me an error message that it is not the correct one.
I have no idea why this happening. The most bazzarre thing is that it sometimes is connected with the same setting. Can anyone please help me?
This is driving me for 3 days night and day.....
Any comment/advise will be appreciated.
thanks

Here's what I just did and my Windows 7 PC sees all the folders under my Mac user name.
I didn't touch anything in Network. It was already setup in the WINS tab for WORKGROUP.
I opened Sharing from System Preferences. Selected File Sharing and after a few seconds, shared folders (user name Public) and users showed up. Windows Sharing is ON. I clicked on Options, checked 'Shared Folders and Files using SMB (Windows)' and checked my user name under Account. It prompted me for my user password. If you look under 'Windows Sharing: On', you'll see this "Windows users can access shared folders on this computer, and administrators all volumes, at \\192.168.1.xx." <--- internal IP address of your Mac.
Then, I went over to my Windows 7 PC and mapped a drive to my MacBook Pro's internal IP address. I was prompted for my userID and password which I filled in with my Mac logged in userID/password. All the folders under my Mac user account appeared and I am able to open them. This may be all you need to do. Map the Mac internal IP to a drive letter in Windows 7.

Sharing file with win vista

Hi all,
I've set sharing in Mac side and selected user account for this purpose.
From Win side, only GUEST account can be access but not allowed to write access
the folder. The error from win side is that user/password not match. I've enabled
the "share file and folder using SMB" and enable the user and also made sure the password is correct.
Pls help

Hi, After my post, I followed your link and realized that what I suggested had been covered by the article, sorry. Sounds like we have similar situations so let's see if we can work this out... I remember when I originally connected my G4 to my Windows network last January, I could not get the volumes on the Win side to mount because of this "alias" error message. I finally resolved the problem with a setting change on my Win PC, not the Apple. I have a LinkSys Cable Modem, Router, Switch and AirPort Extreme (wireless) for my Network equipment. All PC's and APE are connected to the Switch via ethernet. The Switch is connected to the Router and the Router to the Cable Modem. All connected devices are set to DHCP (automatic) and my Router is configured as the DHCP server. All devices automatically are assigned an IP from the Router when they boot up. Now... when your Mini is connected via ethernet... what do you see when you click on Network? I see my Win computers with the name I set up under Network ID. When I click on the computer (to mount a volume) I get the first window which asks me to select a shared volume on that computer, then I get the authentication window. Make sure you have entered the correct workgroup and user name/password for that computer/volume. I find it easier if I just share the whole drive for testing as it is easier than setting up individual shares. Once it is working, I can go back and re-configure.

Sharing files with Vista

First, my macbook pro can see all the Vista computers on my network; however, my macbook pro cannot see any of the Vista computers.
Second, when I enable SMB sharing, Vista cannot log in, but XP can. This is very irritating. Any suggestions?

I had the same problem accessing Leopard files from Vista, that is, logon to access Leopard shares worked under XP, but not under Vista. Here is the Vista solution I found: When logging on to access the Leopard shares under Vista the user name must be:
DOMAIN\username, Specifically, D-O-M-A-I-N backslash username
NOTE: Capitalization of DOMAIN is essential! The token username is that required by Leopard, not literally username.
Why this works when nothing else I tried did is a major mystery. It is surreal. How I found this solution was capitalization of DOMAIN in the hint I got from VISTA when I typed the usesname with an invalid syntax. It took many hours to find this solution, and I am finished fiddling. It would be nice if someone else could find out more about this really weird syntactical solution.
I am more than a little frustrated because I cannot figure out who to blame.

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Hi there,
My friend has a mac with tiger. I have a mac with tiger. We have built in ftp servers, correct? How exactly do we connect with each other over the internet to share large files? I know the answer is simple or at least available. Thanks for your time.
rwa

One of the most secure way to share files over the internet is to use an sftp server.
Goto your system preferences-->sharing-->turn on remote login.
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