[SOLVED] Transferring files to print from Mac to PC

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Centurian1

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I'd like to be able to transfer email files received on my Mac to my PC to print. (My PC is connected to printer but not the internet whereas the
Mac is internet connected but not linked to printer - my printer won't connected and I'm not prepared to get another at this point in truth.). How do I copy the file across so all content including graphics reproduces please? (should I copy it as a certain file type?? etc). Thanks
 
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print to pdf on the mac, move it to the PC using something (as it's not on the internet a USB stick perhaps), and then print the PDF. Note that the use of a USB stick might mean that any malware on the mac whether it is active or waiting for a PC can be transferred to the PC (If that is why it is not on the internet)
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print to pdf on the mac, move it to the PC using something (as it's not on the internet a USB stick perhaps), and then print the PDF. Note that the use of a USB stick might mean that any malware on the mac whether it is active or waiting for a PC can be transferred to the PC (If that is why it is not on the internet)
 
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[strike]im assuming all of your devices are connected to the same wifi/router. you can do the easy solution below by allowing network disovery on your PC and follow the instructions below on how allow your MAC to connect to your PC.
https://www.macworld.co.uk/how-to/mac/share-files-between-windows-mac-over-network-3647667/[/strike]

well nvm that. just get a USB link cable similar to the product below
https://www.amazon.com/dp/B01KJKVA4K/ref=cm_sw_r_cp_ep_dp_DDCBAbBR1VKD9

but i prefer the scatched out solution. at least get a ethernet LAN cable\USB wireless adapter for your PC to only connect as LAN w/o internet to your router.
 
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