On the PC, use to find your IP address This is the server's IP address. i have a workbook in which table is given on sheet 1, and sheet 2 respectively, i want a macro which will copy sheet 2 data in sheet 1 below sheet 1 data. Select the icon representing your PC, then click Continue. Select the option to transfer from a Windows PC, then click Continue. Follow the onscreen prompts until you're asked how you want to transfer your information. Now we need to know the TCP/IP address of your server. Open Migration Assistant, which is in the Utilities folder of your Applications folder. I'm not even sure it's in OSX, but it's a good bet :) Overview of ATLAS.
#Atlasti merging data between pc and mac software#
I'm not sure if FTP client software is built into any os other than OSX. In this case the Mac is the FTP server, and here is one possible recommendation: . Share data between PC and Macs j5create’s new Wormhole Station JUH320v2 will let users easily drag and drop files and copy/paste text between PCs, and Apple computers via a simple USB connection with speeds of up to 480Mbps. Or if you use the PC as the FTP Client, the software is already built in (click start, run, type "command" and press enter, type "FTP" press enter). If you don't do this, there are many freeware, shareware, and commercial FTP server products for windows. Since you said Windows 2000 on the PC, here is one way of putting an FTP server on your machine: .
You will need to make either the PC or the MAC into an FTP server (the other machine will be the FTP Client). If I understand the question correctly (and I'm replying in the right place), I guess the simplest answer would be FTP (the file-transfer-protocol that is included in the TCP/IP suite).
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