On Jun 27, 2005, at 6:44 PM, Noah Wood wrote:
Yes I can get on the net and I can get my eMac to communicate with the win machine, Thanks anyway though!
Well, you can use the e-mac as an intermediate 'server'. For direct connections between the PC and the 1400 you'll need to use DAVE on the mac or PC MacLan on the PC.
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