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Old August 2nd 07, 04:00 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Dankraft
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Default networking Vista and 98

I've got a network with 2 W98 SE computers, 1 XP, and one Vista. I have
shared files stored on the Vista computer, but they are not accessible to the
W98 computers. Thus far, the W98 computers will display the contents of the
shared/Public folder on the Vista computer, but the files cannot be opened.
Does anyone know if I could create an account on the Vista computer, and use
it on the W98 computers as a login for the shared folders?
The problem does not occur in the other direction. The Vista computer has
full access to shared files on the W98 computers.
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95-98-XP-Vista network in progress...
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Old August 2nd 07, 08:36 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
RonC
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Default networking Vista and 98

You're experiencing the same frustration as the rest of us Win98 (former)
users. For discussion, just use the find message feature of your newsreader
with "98" as the subject in this newsgroup.

"Dankraft" wrote in message
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I've got a network with 2 W98 SE computers, 1 XP, and one Vista. I have
shared files stored on the Vista computer, but they are not accessible to
the
W98 computers. Thus far, the W98 computers will display the contents of
the
shared/Public folder on the Vista computer, but the files cannot be
opened.
Does anyone know if I could create an account on the Vista computer, and
use
it on the W98 computers as a login for the shared folders?
The problem does not occur in the other direction. The Vista computer
has
full access to shared files on the W98 computers.
--
95-98-XP-Vista network in progress...


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Old August 4th 07, 06:18 AM posted to microsoft.public.windows.vista.networking_sharing
Dankraft
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Default networking Vista and 98

Ron,
thanks for your response. I looked at the other posts on this subject,
and was not too surprised that so many people appear to agree that "if it
ain't broke, don't fix it." In the unlikely event that I find a way to make
it work, I will post it here.
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95-98-XP-Vista network


"Ronc" wrote:

You're experiencing the same frustration as the rest of us Win98 (former)
users. For discussion, just use the find message feature of your newsreader
with "98" as the subject in this newsgroup.

"Dankraft" wrote in message
news
I've got a network with 2 W98 SE computers, 1 XP, and one Vista. I have
shared files stored on the Vista computer, but they are not accessible to
the
W98 computers. Thus far, the W98 computers will display the contents of
the
shared/Public folder on the Vista computer, but the files cannot be
opened.
Does anyone know if I could create an account on the Vista computer, and
use
it on the W98 computers as a login for the shared folders?
The problem does not occur in the other direction. The Vista computer
has
full access to shared files on the W98 computers.
--
95-98-XP-Vista network in progress...



 




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