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How to network between the classic Mac OS and OS X for file transfer. Sometimes you may have an old Mac lying around that you would like to retrieve files from. Thinking it's an easy task, you. The following discussion only applies to the older Mac OS X version = 10.7.x and eariler. The Finder is the default file manager used on the Mac OS and Mac OS X operating systems that is responsible for the overall user-management of files, disks, network volumes and the launching of other applications. Network Diagram Examples. We offer you plenty of network diagram examples to help spark ideas and get started fast. The examples also contain pre-made network diagram symbol libraries, so that you can actually download one as a quick start template to boost efficiency.

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There are a few things at play here, one actually ticked me off a few weeks back as I have a bunch of users with the same issue with
Creative Suite's files with Adobe Support pointing me to this article in terms of support

https://helpx.adobe.com/photoshop/kb/networks-removable-media-photoshop.html

Basically they state that they support working on files locally and the rest is at our risks and peril,

The other factor is related to Mac OS's Finder, when users set finder to display a preview of the file, it gives the signal to Windows servers that the
file is opened, thus causing a bunch of locked files. I found that shifting the selection from the file to a folder after seeing the preview, will release the file

To use wireless on your Mac OSX machine, you will need to make sure your machine has the appropriate wireless hardware installed.

Note: For newer machines, Wi-Fi replaces Airport. Any mention of Airport refers to Wi-Fi. All directions are otherwise identical.

Please see steps below to enable wireless on your mac osx machine.

1. Click the AirPort icon in the menu bar, and select Turn Airport On.
2. Select IAS to connect to the wireless network.

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If you do not see the AirPort icon in the menu bar

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1. Go to System preferences icon from the dock.
2. Click on Network icon.
3. Select AirPort from the left hand side of the window.
4. Check to see if the status for the AirPort is on. If it is off then click on Turn AirPort On.
5. Select Join Other Network.
6. Click on Show Networks and select IAS.
7. Click on Join.
8. Check off Show AirPort status in menu bar.
9. Click on Apply.

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