How can I transfer files from a PC to a mac?
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Try asking "Geek Squad"\n\nhttp://www.geeksquad.com/?DCMP=KNC-TLC&ref=25&loc=GEE
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It depends on what kind of work you do.  It would be better to choose Windows if you do office work, check email, browse the internet, and play pc games.  Macs are known for their easy interface for tasks such as home movie editing.  In the past, the two systems had major compatiblity issues but now it is easy to transfer files between the two systems.  I would either buy a Windows desktop right away or might wait another month for a Mac system.  Apple will release new computers next month that run on Intel processors.  These computers might be able to run Mac OS X and Windows.
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Yes you can install Boot Camp on your mac which will then allow you to install windows xp on your mac and you'll be able to transfer files using the usual methods..\nhttp://www.apple.com/macosx/bootcamp/\n\nYou can also buy a program called macdisk: http://www.macdisk.com/mden.php3
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Get a USB Cross-directional cable. Hook it up to a USB port on both computers. Then find some software to aid in transferring.
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If your music is already on your new computer, you need to "Authorize" it in iTunes.\nIf you are looking for the quickest and cheapest ways to copy things between 2 computers, just use a "Crossover" Ethernet cable to connect them and make a local network.
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Yes you should be able to network between windows xp and a mac. \ni hope this link helps you get a start http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2002/11/19/mac_pc.html
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Here is the link for support and the drivers needed for both Mac and PC. with the Lacie 160 GB external hard drives\n\nhttp://www.lacie.com/support/drivers/
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You could start in target disk mode if you have a firewire cable.\n\nConnect the two computers when they're off. Boot the new computer. Boot the old computer and hold down the "t" key until you see a floating firewire symbol. The old computer should appear as a disk on the new computer's desktop. Then you can transfer files by dragging and dropping.
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Microsoft Exchange server for the Windows side of things. As for the Mac I believe if you are trying to sync Mac & PC you are SOL.
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You'll need to set up some kind of network. You can use a crossover cable, or a router. But that's a whole different thing. \n\nOnce you've done that have the printer connected to your mac, and go into the system prefs - print & fax, and in the sharing tab and turn sharing on for that printer. Your pc should now be able to print to that computer across the network. I don't know how to do it so the printer is connected to the pc, something much more complicated probably.
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Sometimes someone could send you a .jpeg from a Mac and you wouldn't be able to open it on PC. Try this:\nSelect 'forward this message' \nthen select the attachments (right click) and save to desktop.\nIt should let you see them.\nHope it works!!
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Purchase a USB Cable.  You can tranfer files that way.
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You can accomplish this in one of 2 ways\n1. Use an external firewire DVD drive \n2. Use another Mac in firewire target disk mode\nhttp://docs.info.apple.com/article.html?artnum=58583
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depends on the extension to those files. some files are easy. you can still copy them to your pc but your windows system may not be able to open the files unless you have an applcation.\n\nif you cannot copy these these because you have a fat or fat32 system then you should go to a Mac and put them in a folder first. you can also use Knoppix Linux as a go between and your good to go.
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if u are connected to the internet then try http://logmein.com u can transfer files for free in the trial period else go for usb flash drives...
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just plug it in through the USB and then the computer will detect it, then transfer ur files to it, do the same with other comp. to download ur stuff, a simple copy paste will work
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You need to reformat the external hard drive with your Mac computer to be writeable by a Mac. Right now, it's treating it like a CD, rather than a disk drive.\n\nNote, if you reformat the hard drive, you will lose any data saved on it! Proceed with caution!