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1. strung 53,255
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2. strung 165,094
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4. brettmjohn... 58,582
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6. ryan_su... 40,975
7. idarmadi 26,700
8. pike480 21,500
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12. heterony... 16,525
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Mac OS X to Windows XP -- file sharing

Zones: Apple Networking, Appletalk

Tags: xp, os, mac, x, sharing

I just purchased a new laptop with Windows XP and want to transfer all of my iTunes music files from the Mac (OS 10.2) to my PC. I don't want to network, as I will no longer be using the Mac. I just want to get my files from one computer to the other and be done with it. I spent hours last night trying to get my computers to "see" each other, but to no avail. I am thinking that the problem is with the ethernet cable I was using. I just used the one that came with my DSL modem. I disconnected it from the back of the modem and connected it to the ethernet port on the laptop. Is this my problem? Not using a crossover ethernet cable?

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Zone: Networking

Question Asked By: lauratowner

Solution Provided By: modulo

Participating Experts: 3

Solution Grade: A

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