How to File Share Snow Leopard on Mac Computers
Enable the File Sharing features of your Mac computer to share files between two computers. The Mac OS X Snow Leopard operating system makes it easy to establish a connection between computers. You must have the administrator password for both computers in order to edit the file sharing preferences and send files. Once you have enabled file sharing, it will only take a couple taps of the trackpad.
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Instructions
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Click the "System Preferences" icon on the first computer, and click the "Sharing" option. Click the checkbox for "File Sharing," and enter the administrator password into the prompt that appears.
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Click the "System Preferences" icon on the second computer, and click "Sharing." Click "File Sharing," and type in the administrator password into the window that appears.
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Click the "Go" icon on the menu bar of the first Mac, and click the name of the other Mac in the menu that appears to establish a connection with the computer.
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Click on a file on the first Mac's hard drive and drag it into the second Mac's hard drive folder to send the file to the other Mac.
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Click on a file on the other Mac's hard drive and drag the icon onto your desktop to transfer the file from another Mac to your computer.
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