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File transfer to my macbook using Apple Remote Desktop

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IceAIM
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File transfer to my macbook using Apple Remote Desktop

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Is it possible to use the Ultra VNC viewer to transfer files to a Macbook running "Apple Remote Desktop" in VNC mode?
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Re: File transfer to my macbook using Apple Remote Desktop

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No I don't think so. You'd need to run ftp or another file transfer mechanism. If they're on the same LAN, Windows file sharing (SMB) is probably the easiest way to go.
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