Sharing collections between Mac's and PC's

Your Mac has its own inbuilt feature for remote sharing screen on Mac, especially with a VNC server with some additional features. So, you can use the VNC clients for controlling your Mac and these clients are available for all types of platforms. In order to enable and use this screen sharing feature you have to follow these steps.

Step 1. First, click on the Apple icon that is present in the menu bar at the top of the Mac screen. Then, select the system preferences and click Sharing.
Step 2. Select the screen sharing checkbox to for Mac remote screen sharing over Internet on your Mac.
Step 3. The control panel will inform you about another Mac desktop or device on the local network.
Step 4. Open the Finder window and look under the section named Shared in the sidebar.
Step 5. Now, select the computer that you want to control and click on the option Share Screen.
Step 6. In order to set some extra options for screen sharing, then click on the Computer Settings. You will get some options which you can check or uncheck according to your need.

Besides, you're free to try this great Mac app named ezTalks to share your screen while having a video conference.

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You will have to connect them to the same network.
You also have to enable file sharing in system preferences on your mac. When enabling file sharing enable SMB sharing. You can choose there the folders to be shared.

With the newer versions of iTunes, you would no longer need to copy your library to your desktop. iTunes has this capability to Share your collections. All you need to do is look for the SHARED Item on the left side. Somewhere below the Library. Click on Home Sharing. Then you would notice that you would need to login to your itunes account. Also make sure that all your computers would use the same account. Login. Then click on Create Home Sharing. You could turn on all your computers to have home sharing. After that you will notice that you already have a shared list of your items from other computers in your home network. Home Sharing is for personal use only and also you can choose which items you want to share.

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To send a file using Bluetooth to a computer running Mac OS X 10.5 Leopard, you must enable Bluetooth Sharing in Sharing preferences. By default, Bluetooth Sharing is turned off in Leopard.

1. On each Mac OS X 10.5-based Mac, from the Apple menu, choose System Preferences.
2. From the View menu, choose Sharing.
3. Check (click) the "On" box next to Bluetooth Sharing.
4. Close the Sharing preferences window.`Works perfect

Under the Apple Menu, go to System Preferences>Internet & Network>File sharing. Look to see what is checked and not checked. It seems like you may have sharing enabled on yours in more depth than sharing is enabled on dad's. Be careful about enabling online sharing if you have any online banking or other sensitive info on that computer.

I just now figured out a way to do this.

Just to recap - This is the problem:
Printer is hooked up to Vista PC and I'm trying to print from my MacBook Pro with Leopard.

Before doing this, be sure to check that the exceptions on your firewall are set to enable "File and Printer Sharing".

1) Go to the Vista PC as the administrator user and find the Network and Sharing Center in your Control Panel.
2) You want to turn on everything under Sharing and Discovery EXCEPT for Password protected sharing.
3) You can now close this screen and go to Printers (also in the Control Panel)
4) Find the printer you want to share, and right-click.
5) Click "Sharing"
6) You want to enable this printer to be shared on the network.
7) Click Apply and OK.
8) Go to your Mac and install the software for your printer driver on the mac. If you don't have the software, you can search the website of the vendor (aka HP, Lexmark, Samsung) to find the driver that is right for you.
9) If you allowed sharing correctly, you can go to finder and see that the vista computer will be in your sidebar.
10) Close the finder window and open up System Preferences. Select Print and Fax.
11) In the toolbar, you'll find an option for "Windows". Click it.
12) The workgroup from the Vista PC should show up. Click it and follow the hiearchy down to the printer.
13) At this point, you'll probably be prompted to use put in your mac password. Do that.
14) Seach for your newly installed printer driver in the popup window (matches up with the make and model of your printer). Hit continue and follow the directions.

15) If all goes well, then happy printing. :) If not, I would download Network Magic.

I just put this up because I just figured it out after 4 hours... and it's FREE. :)

The MP830 does not include the ability to do Wireless Network printing. You can however, connect this printer to one of your Windows or Mac PCs and share it on the network, which is wireless, therefore accomplishing the same thing.

1) Install the Drivers and Software that came with your Printer.
2) Go to the Control Panel > Printers & Faxes
3) Right-click your printer and click "Sharing"
4) Choose Share this Printer, and give it a name.
5) You can then on, use the Add Printer Wizard on any other Windows PC and install it by searching for network printers.

Step 1 is the same for Mac
2) Go to System Preferences > Sharing
3) Check the box for Printer Sharing
4) Any Mac on the network can see it!!
5) Added treat: go to http://apple.com/bonjour to install bonjour for Windows, using this software you can print using any Mac printer on any PC

Funny this, We are doing the same thing! same wireless connect, but I am on a PC you can switch all of your files, but you would have to upload them or ask your mac seller if they could transfer it for you.