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can i move the location of the public folder from c:\user\public to another
partition, i.e D:\ ?? Can anyone envisage any problems in doing this? I have tried to share "D:" on my Vista machine but I cannot access it from my XP machine although I can see it. I can access the public folder but not the shared "D:" The easiest thing is to probably put all the files I want to share into the public folder but I don't want all these files on C: so I am proposing to move the location of the public folder. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Steve. |
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yes, I have the same situation. Only can access public folder but shared
drivers. File sharing is on and give authority to Anyone in shared diver option. Can anyone help? "Rat_uk" wrote in message ... can i move the location of the public folder from c:\user\public to another partition, i.e D:\ ?? Can anyone envisage any problems in doing this? I have tried to share "D:" on my Vista machine but I cannot access it from my XP machine although I can see it. I can access the public folder but not the shared "D:" The easiest thing is to probably put all the files I want to share into the public folder but I don't want all these files on C: so I am proposing to move the location of the public folder. Any suggestions would be appreciated. Steve. |