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December 19th, 2004
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 Sharing between 2 machines Hi, I'm running 4.2.5 pro on two machines at home - both connected to the net via the same wireless access point. The 'old' machine holds all my large downloads and I want to transfer them to the new. For some reason the process doesn't work properly when I try to do it here directly as the copy is interrupted about half an hour in each time. I thought if I used limewire as an intermediary then I could resume whenever the link went down. Thing is the two machines cannot 'see' each other when I do a search in limewire. I have tried direct connect (different port addresses) but still no joy. Any ideas anyone? Macky  |
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