[macvoiceover] Re: my Mac book pro as part of my home network

Thanks David.

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Subject: [macvoiceover] Re: my Mac book pro as part of my home network


Larry; 

To ensure two way communication for your mac on the network, do the
following:

1> open system preferences.
2> open sharing.
3> tab to services and down arrow to file sharing.
4> tab to the options button and press the space bar.
5> tab to the accounts that have access.  you might want to use vo keys
for this and check the checkbox by your account and supply your password
at the prompt.

This provides basic access to your system.  if you want, you can change
the level of access for different types and specific folders and groups
of folders but that is a bit more difficult to explain in email.

On Aug 13, 2009, at 10:31 AM, Smith Larry wrote:

I can surf the net via my wireless router. But what I mean is am I able
to see my Mac from other computers and other computers from my Mack?
Thanks

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Subject: [macvoiceover] Re: my Mac book pro as part of my home network


it should already be there, try typing command-k from a finder window
click browse and see what you get? 


On Aug 13, 2009, at 10:16 AM, Smith Larry wrote:


Hello list members. I have figured out how to print from my Mac book pro
via my wireless router. I can't figure out how to make my Mac book pro a
member of my wireless home network. I have all PCs on the network, but
is it possible to have the Mac join the network? Thanks

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