I got most of this from the help file in PuttyGen.exe the first time I did it. Towards the bottom you will need to browse and load in the Private key that you saved earlier.
On the left hand tab expand SSH and select the Auth tab. Now you can re-open Putty and create a new session. Paste in your public key, and press the keys esc then, : w q to save it. Then the editing part of the file you created: vim ~/.ssh/authorized_keys Sudo chown root:wheel ~/.ssh/authorized_keys From the putty terminal window connected to your mac enter: sudo mkdir ~/.ssh Then create the folders and file structure and use an editor to move the contents. The easiest way I think is to open an ssh connection using Putty to your mac machine, the first time you will have to enter a username and password. On your windows machine copy the contents of your public key exactly and paste them in the authorized_keys file you will create below. Save a copy of the private key to use later using the 'Save private key' button.
You will then need to move the public key that is generated to your mac. Using the 'Generate' button, generate the keys using the above program. You will need to use a program called PuttyGen.exe on the Windows side to generate a public and private key.
