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Not Back To My Mac. The trials and tribulations of trying to get Back To My Mac to work on MobileMe. Thursday, August 27, 2009. The Fat Lady Didnt Sing. Hope he finds something in there. Since the initial problems earlier this year things have moved on a bit. We have moved from Leopard 10.5.6 to 10.5.8, with Snow Leopard due out tomorrow! Screen Sharing works all over. Finally. The only remaining problems are file sharing from site A to the Time Capsule at site B and file sharing at site A being inacces.CONTENT
This web page backtomymac.blogspot.com states the following, "The trials and tribulations of trying to get Back To My Mac to work on MobileMe." We saw that the webpage said " Thursday, August 27, 2009." It also said " The Fat Lady Didnt Sing. Hope he finds something in there. Since the initial problems earlier this year things have moved on a bit. We have moved from Leopard 10. 8, with Snow Leopard due out tomorrow! Screen Sharing works all over. The only remaining problems are file sharing from site A to the Time Capsule at site B and file sharing at site A being inacces."SEEK SIMILAR DOMAINS
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