Hi there!
If you want to share files, you must have both computers linked to the internet modem you are currently on. Both computers including where the original file/folder must be turned on.Both computers must be on the local area network (the same internet modem).
1.Open up the folder/file and click on the file/folder you want to share.
2.Drag it into the shared documents folder.
3.You should be able to access it on the other computer in the shared documents in my computer.
I hope this was useful, if you have any problems please send a private message to me, drkzin.
NT file system (NTFS)
c:\windows\system32\dllcache
Honestly,this is easy to answer,the source folder for Microsoft windows/Windows XP,Ect,Is basically the source for the computer software and registry,and the source of the pc.Google it!!
yes because you created a new file but it depends on the file though.
Double clicking on a folder in Windows XP should open up a view of that folder's contents.
My Network Places
system32 is a folder that holds info. for your windows XP.
Because Samba is secure enough to require authentication before accessing a shared folder.
To lock a folder in Windows XP, right click on the folder in which you have stored your data and click "add to archive." Proceed to the tab called "advanced," and click on "select password." Create a password and select that box labeled "encrypt file names."
The profile is stored in the tracking.db3 file in the common application data folder. Windows XP: %ALLUSERSPROFILE%\Rosetta Stone\tracking.db3 Windows Vista/Windows 7: %ProgramData%\Rosetta Stone\tracking.db3
system32 is a folder that holds info. for your windows XP.
If you don't see your extensions, this is because by default XP hides them (stupid if you ask me). In Windows Explorer (not IE) go to Tools|Folder Options... and in the "View" tab, uncheck "Hide extensions for known file types." Then you can change it just by renaming the file.