mac and XP

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Bill H.

Need to integrate a mac laptop into client's windows network.

The mac needs to:
1. Access a shared document folder on a winxp pro computer.
2. Print to a shared printer attached to the (same) winxp pro computer.
3. Print to an HP printer set up with an IP address on the network.
4. The mac already has successfully connected to the lan and can access the
Internet, but none of the above has been tried yet.

What do I need to make this all work, and how do I set it up?

Thanks.
 
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Old Timer

Haus has helped me lwith a few things, and as usual his advice is really
good.

I am not a professional IT guy, but I do have a G3 Beige (OS9.2) networked
totwo XP machines. I use PCMacLan from Miramar software. The latest version
is best since it seamlessy allows our network to share a USB printer using
one of the PC's as the print server.

The irony of the printer is that, although configured for USB Mac or PC,
when running through PCMacLan's print server, performs Postscript functions
that were unavailable before we networked.

It's afully easy to set up under XP. I have used twwo different versions,
all very satisfactory. We do everything you have asked for, and a few more,
on our network. We also have a scanner, remote access for all three
machines, digital editing and large file storage. To make ours even more
fun, the 2 PC's are laptops and travel every day--the print server has a
docking station.
Haus said:
Hello
See if this will produce some information for you.
http://www.macwindows.com/

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Hope This Helps
Haus
Not a MVP
Not a MS-MVP
Not nothing just a good ole boy..;)
 
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Haus

Hello Old Timer
Thanks for the flowers, but I am still trying to learn from some of these
real experts on here.

I am not real knowledgeable on Mac, been thinking about getting one to mess
with, so I thought I would provide a link that might help him.

Thanks Again

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Hope This Helps
Haus
Not a MVP
Not a MS-MVP
Not nothing just a good ole boy..;)
Old Timer said:
Haus has helped me lwith a few things, and as usual his advice is really
good.

I am not a professional IT guy, but I do have a G3 Beige (OS9.2) networked
totwo XP machines. I use PCMacLan from Miramar software. The latest version
is best since it seamlessy allows our network to share a USB printer using
one of the PC's as the print server.

The irony of the printer is that, although configured for USB Mac or PC,
when running through PCMacLan's print server, performs Postscript functions
that were unavailable before we networked.

It's afully easy to set up under XP. I have used twwo different versions,
all very satisfactory. We do everything you have asked for, and a few more,
on our network. We also have a scanner, remote access for all three
machines, digital editing and large file storage. To make ours even more
fun, the 2 PC's are laptops and travel every day--the print server has a
docking station.
 

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