How Do I get my I-book on an NT Network?

Use "dave" it allows a mac on a windows network

http://www.swgc.mun.ca/cnctech2/tutorials/Computer/DAVE-for-Macs.htm

and on this link you can download a free trial

http://www.thursby.com/products/dave.html

I thought that this would all be done through NT and the MAC itself, It has OS X installed and I was hoping that it would all be built in and wouldnt require any additional software.

If youre using OS X you dont need Dave. If you have a valid shared volume on the NT go to Go>Connect To Server. The NT should show up in the list. You dont need appletalk turned on at the NT because OS X supports SMB natively.

I have tried this and it appears to see the network and the NT server but that is as far as it goes, it cannot see any of the shared resources and when i try and enter the username and password it comes up with an error straight away saying that the password is too many characters, please help cause this is really frustrating me now.

I have tried this and it appears to see the network and the NT server but that is as far as it goes, it cannot see any of the shared resources and when i try and enter the username and password it comes up with an error straight away saying that the password is too many characters, please help cause this is really frustrating me now.

Matfink:
This old question needs to be finalized -- accept an answer, split points, or get a refund.  For information on your options, please click here-> http:/help/closing.jsp#1 
EXPERTS:
Post your closing recommendations!  No comment means you don't care.

Password was too long. Accept it.