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Bagwash
I have a standalone PC using XPHome and MS Office 2000, including Outlook
2000. I've now also have a laptop and have networked it via a Netgear
wireless router. I've transferred all my PC drives into Shared folders.
On my laptop I can successfully access the internet and all documents etc
that are on my PC, but not Outlook (and, I suppose, possibly other programs
which I haven't attempted to access).
I get the message (on the laptop) < Program Files are not accessible. You
might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the
administrator of the server to find out if you have access permission.
Access is denied. >
MS Help tells me < The sharing option is not available for the Documents and
Settings, Program Files, and Windows system folders. >
So how can I enable my laptop to "see" my Outlook folders? (That happens to
be the major reason for setting up the network!).
Any advice greatly appreciated.
2000. I've now also have a laptop and have networked it via a Netgear
wireless router. I've transferred all my PC drives into Shared folders.
On my laptop I can successfully access the internet and all documents etc
that are on my PC, but not Outlook (and, I suppose, possibly other programs
which I haven't attempted to access).
I get the message (on the laptop) < Program Files are not accessible. You
might not have permission to use this network resource. Contact the
administrator of the server to find out if you have access permission.
Access is denied. >
MS Help tells me < The sharing option is not available for the Documents and
Settings, Program Files, and Windows system folders. >
So how can I enable my laptop to "see" my Outlook folders? (That happens to
be the major reason for setting up the network!).
Any advice greatly appreciated.