Hi Jon,

I'm no Mac person, but I have managed to fool around with a few in a mixed environment. As I recall, if the share is set up on the iSeries like a Windows share, then on the Mac I was able to just use the Finder to go to a specific computer (just key in the name), in your case the iSeries. It then establishes a connection and you see the computer listed on the left under the hard disk and/or network and can click on it and start browsing.

Hope that's clear -- I'm not in front of a Mac at the moment or I could give more detailed instructions.

*Peter Dow* /
Dow Software Services, Inc.
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Jon Paris wrote:
Yes I know it is Tuesday but I'm running late!

Can someone point me at information on how to set up a network file link that will allow me to mount IFS files so I can access them via my PC.

Since I'm running a Mac I assume this will be buried somewhere in the Unix'ese parts of the documentation - so some hints in English would also come in handy!

Jon Paris

www.Partner400.com
www.SystemiDeveloper.com



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