Transferring data (migrating) from my old laptop with non-operating monitor

My new macbook arrived just as my 4 year-old g4 laptop kicked the bucket. I want to transfer everything onto the new comp, but the old comps monitor has kicked the bucket. Can i do this with an ethernet cable. Is there some command i should use, like Command T. Do i hold that down on the old comp or the new one?
Any suggestions would be wonderful. Thanks!
-bb

does anyone know how to transfer files from a laptop to the macbook...
an hour and 4 minutes on the phone w support and i cant get macbook to read my flash
whats this ethernet migrating thing you are talking about?
i have a modem connected to a router connected to a wireless 10 year old computer... how can i get those files on macbook with out 10,000 emails

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http://pondini.org/OSX/Setup.html
http://support.apple.com/kb/HT2518
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