[Nuslos]

Situation being this:

My home computer (windows box with XP on it) and my school computer (MacBook) need to transfer some data around, but I don't know how to do it. It's a school computer, so I can't use target disk mode.

Also, since the filesystems can't read each other (???) is there some way I can set up like, an Apache server on the windows box and move files?

Or can I do it with something like a usb cable? @_@

[wubrew]

down load to an approprate usb flash. Upload to the PC. Hope you have an application in your PC for the info uploaded. If it is office document you are on. If not get a mac even a cheap one for yourself and save all the headache. Or down load the info in PC format from the macbook, I am assuming the macbook has a Window os installed. Welcome and cheers.
Remenber this mantra: mac can read/do any PC file easily but not the other way around.

[Blasphemy]

just get a usb flash drive.

Drag-drop your files onto the flash drive for easy reading on any computer.

Other options include burning a CD or DVD, or dumping the data onto an external hard drive then hooking it up to the other computer.