Is there software built into Mac OS X that lets me access my Mac from a remote computer?  Even from Windows?
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I use VNC.. but I use it from Linux to Windows and vice versa... check out the link below and I think there is a mac version.
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Yes you should be able to network between windows xp and a mac. \ni hope this link helps you get a start http://www.macdevcenter.com/pub/a/mac/2002/11/19/mac_pc.html
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The internet uses TCP/IP, which is platform independent. You're provider may not know where to look to set up the Mac's tcp/ip settings. It's in System Preferences, Network, but odds are that your office is using DHCP to distribute ip addresses, and the Mac will automatically detect that, so you might not need to do anything other than connect to the LAN. \n\nIf you have more questions, try the site below.
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Could always use a remote client such as Tight vnc, its pretty good, works with windows and unix. Just be careful which ports you leave open ;-)\n\nphil\n\nps. its open source
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If you just want to execute the program on the local machine, the previous answer is OK. If you want to run the program on the remote machine but from the local machine using the local machine as a "dumb terminal" check out Remote Desktop (microsoft) or VNC (just about anything).\n\nSearch Yahoo these terms.
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Hello, You may be interested in an Emulator for your macintosh. Below is a website that will run Windows (which can then run other pc software) on your Mac. \nAnother interesting point is that Mac's will soon be manufactured using Intel chips. This may make it easier to run pc software, but only time will tell. \nHope this helps!
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You can't wipe the Mac OS off completely, but you can run an emulated Windows XP environment from within the OS. Apple themselves have recently released software called "Boot Camp" that allows Mac users to do just that. This was big news when it was announced. You should be able to download a trial now from Apple's website (http://www.apple.com). There's also other provides of OS emulation software (or virtualisation software). VMWare (http://www.vmware.com) currently offer their VMWare Server application free for download - I *think* this runs on Macs too. The software allows you to create virtual machines based around a variety of OS's including Linux and Windows XP. \n\nHope that's helped.\n\nH
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http://www.google.com/search?sourceid=navclient&ie=UTF-8&rls=RNWK,RNWK:2005-50,RNWK:en&q=network+mac+with+pc\nstart here.
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If you mean use Macintosh software within Windows, there is a way.  Look up the "Basilisk II" emulator; you can run Mac software and read disks on a PC.\n\nMyself, I regularly use an Apple II emulator to run old games like "Lode Runner" and "Hard Hat Mack".  (The Cebix.net site has nothing to do with Apple II emulators, only Macs.)
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As long as the Mac is running at least Mac OS X, use the Terminal application (located in /Applications/Utilities).\n\nMac OS X uses a Unix-style command line interface, as opposed to DOS, which is what Windows uses, although the 'telnet' command is available on both Windows and Mac.
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Windows XP has it built in. It is called Remote Assistance.
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You can make a copy of Mac Program on a CD-rom using any Windows XP CD authoring tool, there is no need for a MAC computer for doing that
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If you had a new Mac with intel but with your older computer there is no other way to run windows unless you use virtualization programs. Try guest pc.
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take a byte with a macintosh
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Hi there...Not sure if this is what you are looking for, but here's a Mac application that is called cloud.lic.io.us: http://www.messinglink.com/?p=20
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A popular program to use in the hacker/system admin population is called "DVD X Copy". I use it all the time to copy, errr make "backups" of my dvds onto my hard-drive or put them onto a dvd-r/dvd-rw. The only problem is the software has been discontinued by the developer. There is some good news, if you use a peer-to-peer file sharing program... you should have no problem finding it. I'm not sure if its compatible with the Mac OS but there are others you should be able to find with p2p or on google.
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I have a program called Fusion that lets u run Mac on Windows, yur Fusion isnt that one is it??