Sharing with Mac OS X 10.6.2

I'd like to share my files from a Mac OS X 10.4.11 to a Mac OS X 10.6.2,i try many times but i can't do that. I'd like to create a wireless network computer to computer and share files to my new computer
Somebody could help me?

Hi, I think I can help, I do it.
If they are both using the same Router you don't need a wireless Computer to Computer Network.
First, find the IP of the 10.4.11 Mac...
Find IP on computers...
http://www.helpdesk.umd.edu/topics/communication/ethernet/office/winxp/2882
Also on the 10.4.11 Mac, open System Preferences>Sharing>Services tab, then check Personal File Sharing & Personal Web Sharing.
On the 10.6.3 Mac, in the Finder>Go Menu>Connect to Server, and type in afp://IP.of.the 10.4.11 Mac, like...
afp://10.0.1.4
afp://192.168.1.3
When the box comes up choose Registered User, then the secret is to use the login name of the 10.4.11 Mac & the Password of the 10.4.11 Mac.
Let me know if you still want to do it C to C or have problems/questions.

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