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Connect PC and Macintosh computer

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by jeff

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Since I know nothing about Macintosh computers I need to know what it takes to connect a Macintosh and PC so that I can share files and printers between the two. I have a HP PC and a Macintosh computer connected to a LINKSYS 4-port router. Both computers can access the Internet, but I need to know what to do on each computer that both computers can talk to one another, basically file and print sharing. Any advice is greatly appreciated.

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by stoobydo

PC MacLan
PC MACLAN for Windows NT/2000/XP enables cross-platform file sharing over IP (Internet Protocol) or AppleTalk across an Ethernet network. PC users can access any Mac or AFP servers, with file sharing enabled, or AppleShare IP Servers on the network. Mac users can access Windows NT/2000/XP files and drives via the Chooser or Mac's Network Browser.
PC MACLAN for Windows NT/2000/XP provides fast, convenient networking by connecting to AppleShare IP Servers and OS 9 systems on a LAN, WAN, over the internet, or remote dial-up. In addition, PC MACLAN enables Mac users to access PCs over IP and is a cost-effective alternative to Windows File Services for Macintosh (SfM), offered only in Windows NT/2000/XP Server editions.

Go to macwarehouse.com, they have it for $169

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