XP Net Watcher ?

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Suzanne T

On Win 95 there was a program called Net Watcher where you could see who was
on your network or logged onto your computer. Is there something similiar
for xp?
 
"Suzanne T" said:
On Win 95 there was a program called Net Watcher where you could see who was
on your network or logged onto your computer. Is there something similiar
for xp?
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Start | All Programs | Administrative Tools | Computer Management |
Shared Folders | Sessions.
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Thanks Steve!! Actually on my computer it is:

START | CONTROL PANEL | PERFORMANCE AND MAINTENANCE | ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS |
COMPUTER MANAGEMENT | SHARED FOLDERS | SESSIONS or is there an easier
way?
 
Right mouse on the start button and choose properties.
Pick Start Menu and pick the customize button. Turn on
administrative tools in the customize list. Make sure to
apply the changes. Now you should be able to
Start|Programs|Administrative Tools|Computer Management|etc
Michael
 
"Suzanne T" said:
Thanks Steve!! Actually on my computer it is:

START | CONTROL PANEL | PERFORMANCE AND MAINTENANCE | ADMINISTRATIVE TOOLS |
COMPUTER MANAGEMENT | SHARED FOLDERS | SESSIONS or is there an easier
way?
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Here are two ways, Suzanne:

1. Create a shortcut to COMPUTER MANAGEMENT on your desktop by
dragging/dropping it from the Start menu.

2. Run COMPUTER MANAGEMENT directly by typing "compmgmt.msc" in the
Start | Run box.
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Best Wishes,
Steve Winograd, MS-MVP (Windows Networking)

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