If your windows box is already set up for sharing then you should be
able to connect to it from your Mac using Connect to Server (command-K)
from the finder. You type in the URL like this:
SMB://servername_or_IP_address/share
Obviously you need to change what I have above to the actual IP address
of your windows box or the DNS name. The share is whatever the Windows
share name is. It should then prompt you for the Windows
username/password and the drive will show up on your mac. You can also
try the Browse button instead of typing in the URL but I never seem to
get that to work.
CB
On 8/21/14, 9:32 AM, ramy moustafa wrote:
Hi all:
sorry for asking this question again but really i can not do it, i have my pc
that runs windows 7, and i need to see teh contents that are on my hd, i need
to see them from my mavericks, because on mac i don't have enough space on my
hd,
with step by step, how can i do this through mavericks?
in windows everything is ok, i share my drives and i can access them through
any other windows computer.
thanks so much for your help
Ramy moustafa saber
Musicc instructor at:
faculty of musical education
music arranger and sound engineer
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