[muglo] Re: new mac
- From: doug rogers <dougsamu@xxxxxxxxxx>
- To: muglo@xxxxxxxxxxxxx
- Date: Wed, 18 Apr 2007 16:20:33 -0400
On 18-Apr-07, at 3:27 PM, Marlene Thompson wrote:
> I noticed yesterday
> that when I am attaching a file through email I can "see" the ms
> network that I was using before
That is a good sign
> but I cannot hook up to it.
If you can *see* it, your Mac is hooked up to it.
Can you attach to an email a file you KNOW is on the ms network?
> There
> are 2 parts where the mac hard drive is.
What is the name of this window where you can see this?
> There is a mac hard drive
> and then an icon with a "computer" that says "Marlene".
I assume: 1) a Mac icon of a drive with a name below it, and 2) an
icon (of a computer?) with the name "Marlene" below it. Two icons right?
Your computer has a name. Your drive (or volume) has a name. Any
partitions or volumes have a name. And you as a user on the computer
have a name. They don't have to be the same.
> If I log
> into the "computer" I can access the ms network but I can't actually
> get the files.
This sounds like a file sharing permissions problem on the ms network
side.
> I still cannot see it in the "finder" or on the desktop or anywhere
> else.
"IT" being the network? Go to Finder. Under the menu named
'Finder' go to 'Preferences', 'General'... is 'Connected Servers'
clicked on? Under Sidebar, are the correct items clicked on?
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