Create a connection to the shared folder on the computer that you want to use to open the files. You can connect to the shared folder in two ways:
• You can directly open the shared folder. This is the quickest way to get to your shared files.
— or —
• You can map a drive letter to the shared folder. This way makes it easier to open the folder in the future.
Open a shared folder:
1. On your desktop--> double-click My Network Places.
Note: If My Network Places is not on your desktop--> click Start--> and then click My Network Places on the Start menu.
3. You'll see your files in the folder.
Map a drive to a shared folder:
1. Click Start--> and then click My Documents.
2. Click the Tools menu--> and then click Map Network Drive.
3. In the Map Network Drive dialog box--> click Browse.
4. In the Browse For Folder dialog box--> click the folder you want to connect to--> and then click OK.
5. In the Map Network Drive dialog box--> make a note of the drive letter shown--> and then click Finish.
6. If prompted--> type your user name and password--> and then click OK.
Microsoft Windows XP will open a folder to your shared files. In the future, you can open the shared folder from My Computer by clicking the appropriate drive letter.
Click here to Map A Network Drive In Windows 7
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