Hi all, thanks for taking your time and readmy questions.
I recently just learnt how to File share with my 2 laptops(both Vista Basic)
i suceeded but one of my computers dosen't have a share file, but there is
only a Public folder. But in the other computer, there is a shared folder so
i can acess my other computer.

If you don't understand my question, please email me in

Thank You Very Much.

Chao wrote:

Hi all, thanks for taking your time and readmy questions.
I recently just learnt how to File share with my 2 laptops(both Vista
Basic) i suceeded but one of my computers dosen't have a share file, but
there is only a Public folder. But in the other computer, there is a
shared folder so i can acess my other computer.

If you don't understand my question, please email me in


I don't understand your question but I'm not going to email you. Post back
here in the newsgroup and explain exactly what you are trying to do. Include
the full path of the "shared folder" on the computer that can be accessed;
i.e., C:\Users\Public\MySharedFile. If you get any error messages, quote
them exactly without paraphrasing.

Malke
--
MS-MVP
Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic!
http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ

Chao wrote:

Hi all, thanks for taking your time and readmy questions.
I recently just learnt how to File share with my 2 laptops(both Vista
Basic) i suceeded but one of my computers dosen't have a share file, but
there is only a Public folder. But in the other computer, there is a
shared folder so i can acess my other computer.

If you don't understand my question, please email me in


I don't understand your question but I'm not going to email you. Post back
here in the newsgroup and explain exactly what you are trying to do. Include
the full path of the "shared folder" on the computer that can be accessed;
i.e., C:\Users\Public\MySharedFile. If you get any error messages, quote
them exactly without paraphrasing.

Malke
--
MS-MVP
Elephant Boy Computers - Don't Panic!
http://www.elephantboycomputers.com/#FAQ

I'm not sure I understand your question either, but as a start, any folder
can be shared regardless of name. Right click on an existing folder or
create a new one and right click on it and then click on share. From there
you can set up a folder to be shared on your network.

"Chao" wrote in message
...
Hi all, thanks for taking your time and readmy questions.
I recently just learnt how to File share with my 2 laptops(both Vista
Basic)
i suceeded but one of my computers dosen't have a share file, but there is
only a Public folder. But in the other computer, there is a shared folder
so
i can acess my other computer.

If you don't understand my question, please email me in


Thank You Very Much.

I'm not sure I understand your question either, but as a start, any folder
can be shared regardless of name. Right click on an existing folder or
create a new one and right click on it and then click on share. From there
you can set up a folder to be shared on your network.

"Chao" wrote in message
...
Hi all, thanks for taking your time and readmy questions.
I recently just learnt how to File share with my 2 laptops(both Vista
Basic)
i suceeded but one of my computers dosen't have a share file, but there is
only a Public folder. But in the other computer, there is a shared folder
so
i can acess my other computer.

If you don't understand my question, please email me in


Thank You Very Much.