Remote Desktop Mac Internet

directly into a dsl or cable modem that you disable the airport's dhps service. the linksys is masqurading the real ip address provided by your isp to share the internet amoung all of the computers within you home network. Your airport will still act as a wireless device transmitting to all wifi devices. ...

in remote desktop feature.. if you go to your windows control panel and go to system, you can enable it. Then, to have your windows desktop show up on your mac, go to www.microsoft. ...

I have a dedicated page... -- http://homepage.mac.com/branmuffon/PhotoAlbum1.html -- Here's the setup (left to right): - 733 MHz Digital Audio G4, 2x60 Gig IBM Drivezzz, 1.5 Gigs 'o ram, Nvidia GeForce 2MX, Superdrive, FCP3, 10.1, Wireless Kensington Turbo Mouse Pro, Airport Card - Boston Acoustics Speakers w/ Sub; probably the best speakers around - Apple 17'' CRT

Feeling young and spry I decided to continue my fantasy adventure. While the copied FileVault volume was mounted, I made changes to my live FileVault desktop folder and then did another Rsync. About 30 seconds go by and nothing happened. I had hoped my changes would show up on the mounted file, but they did not. ...

My basic setup: basestation: Mac G4 (mirror face) desktop connected to the internet using bellsouth fastaccess dsl via a westell model 327w modem/wireless router. remote laptop: MacBook Pro 15" (just purchased last week) w/ built-in airport card. My basic problem: I cannot get my wireless connection from the laptop fully established. It's strange b/c the two pieces of...

Now let's see. The next Mac mini already has number one covered with "Sleep" and, quite possibly, FrontRow with a remote control. ...

I am running a mac G4 laptop with System 10.3.9. ...

I am running Timbukto Pro for Mac to see if it will suit my remote connecting needs. By it's feature set I have no doubt that it will if I can get it working. ...

Apple Mac OS used to use AppleTalk pre to OSX. ...

okay folks here's my problem I have this wierd folder called "Desktop" in my main directory (not the home directory but the one with System, System Folder, etc..) I know it's not supposed to be there because it was never there before. I think I saw it appear when I started installing all my software onto my machine after I had restored the computer with the restore disks...