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Share folder on corporate network, can't find on other end
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So for various reasons, the best way I can share this one file with several co-workers is to a share a file off my hard drive. We are all on the same network and anytime they'd need it my computer would be on. I was able to use Windows built in help to "Share the folder" with my co-workers but once on their machines I could not figure out how to go find the shared folder. I have a feeling I need an IP Address, and if so, you'll need to tell me how to find it. So how can I get this shared folder so that everyone can see it and access it? I am running Windows XP Pro as are all my co-workers. Thank you -- BlueWolverine MSE - Mech. Eng. Go BLUE! |
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Re: Share folder on corporate network, can't find on other end
"BlueWolverine" <BlueWolverine@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message news:CDE520B0-2334-40AB-BFF9-015752212BD4@microsoft.com... > Hello, > So for various reasons, the best way I can share this one file with > several > co-workers is to a share a file off my hard drive. We are all on the same > network and anytime they'd need it my computer would be on. I was able to > use Windows built in help to "Share the folder" with my co-workers but > once > on their machines I could not figure out how to go find the shared folder. > > I have a feeling I need an IP Address, and if so, you'll need to tell me > how > to find it. > > So how can I get this shared folder so that everyone can see it and access > it? > > I am running Windows XP Pro as are all my co-workers. > > Thank you > -- > BlueWolverine > MSE - Mech. Eng. > Go BLUE! The address is \\YourComputername\ShareName. If you don't know your computer name then one way to find out goes like this: - Click Start / Run / cmd {OK} - Type this command: echo %ComputerName% {Enter} If you're not familiar with these things then it would be best to ask your network administrator to assist you. |
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