I do recall transferring files between two machines (a IIsi and a Classic)
via AppleTalk. I connected the two machines through the printer ports using
an 8 pin serial cable (the rounded end cables) and set up the classic as the
server and the IIsi as the client (the files were on the Classic and I
wanted them moved to the IIsi). Once connected, it was a matter of just
dragging and dropping.
Hope this helps.
on 8/31/01 7:40 PM, Tracy Keirns at [EMAIL PROTECTED] wrote:
> I am setting up a Mac for someone that wants to upgrade. She has an LC, and
> I am fixing up an LC 475 for her. How do I transfer the files from her hard
> drive to the new computer? I do not have an external drive, but do have
> phone net connectors. Can it be done fairly easily by setting up a phone
> net connection? I haven't looked into her hard drive yet, and might be able
> to transfer everything with floppies, but if things are too big to fit on
> floppies then I need to find another solution.
>
> Thanks.
>
> Tracy
>
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