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davidl@pobox.com
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I'm trying to create file shares on a couple of XP PCs so that I can
use Microsoft Synctoy.
This should be easy, but I must be missing something.
Both are XP SP2 Home PCs.
I already have documents and settings/all users/my documents shared on
the network with a network name Shared Documents.
That works fine, no problem.
But, now with wanting to use synctoy, I want to share some individual
user my documents files.
So, I went into documents and settings/user1/my documents and set it
to share this folder on the network and I allowed network users to
change my files.
That folder now shows up in the My Network Places on the other PC
(right next to that shared Shared Documents folder that works fine).
But, when I try to access the user1 share, I got the error saying \
\laptop\user1's documents is not accessible. You might not have
permission to use this network resource.
When set up like this, do I have to be logged in on the local PC as
the user who's files I want to access on the remote PC? I tried that
and it still didn't work.
Any ideas?
use Microsoft Synctoy.
This should be easy, but I must be missing something.
Both are XP SP2 Home PCs.
I already have documents and settings/all users/my documents shared on
the network with a network name Shared Documents.
That works fine, no problem.
But, now with wanting to use synctoy, I want to share some individual
user my documents files.
So, I went into documents and settings/user1/my documents and set it
to share this folder on the network and I allowed network users to
change my files.
That folder now shows up in the My Network Places on the other PC
(right next to that shared Shared Documents folder that works fine).
But, when I try to access the user1 share, I got the error saying \
\laptop\user1's documents is not accessible. You might not have
permission to use this network resource.
When set up like this, do I have to be logged in on the local PC as
the user who's files I want to access on the remote PC? I tried that
and it still didn't work.
Any ideas?