Share Windows in Mac OS X

In the following article, TipsMake.com will introduce to you how to share data on 2 systems in a simple way, and combine them in login

QTM - Sometimes Mac users often have to access shared documents on Windows systems. In the following article, TipsMake.com will introduce to you how to share data on 2 systems in a simple way, and combine them in the login .

Combine shared attributes of Windows

At Finder > Go > Connect to Server or press Command + K :

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In Server Address you need to enter the exact address of the shared connection on Windows with the following syntax: smb: // server / share , with the server is the name or IP address of the Windows computer and share is the name of the message The item or drive you want to combine to:

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If your Windows computer requires account authentication, please provide your login information:

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Now, if you already have Connected Servers, it will display outside the Desktop as an application inside Finder:

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Create a connection at the start of the login

To keep the connection between the two Mac and Windows systems really simple, but with Mac OS X and the advanced features, you just need to do a few small steps to fix this. Select Accounts in System Preferences :

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Here, select the Login Items tab and simply drag and drop the shared connection from the Desktop or Finder window to the Login Items list:

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So you have completed the basic steps to create sharing between two computers using Windows and Mac OS X. Wish you success!

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