What really bothers me is that Windows can 'see' the Leopard machine on the network - just can not open it. Is this a Windows 7 problem or have I messed something up?
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I have followed this guide despite the fact that it was written for Vista and now Windows 7. If I create a folder in Windows, it can be seen and modified within Leopard. If I create a folder in Leopard, Windows 7 spits out this error whenever I attempt to connect to it;
What really bothers me is that Windows can 'see' the Leopard machine on the network - just can not open it. Is this a Windows 7 problem or have I messed something up?
What really bothers me is that Windows can 'see' the Leopard machine on the network - just can not open it. Is this a Windows 7 problem or have I messed something up?
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