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From: ~*Laughingstar 2009*~ on 27 Oct 2009 20:58
I have a new Dell mini and a business HP Desktop, both XP Pro.

Because I utilize adaptive software (ZoomText, Dragon, Kurzweil 1000, etc),
I need to have some access to at least a few folders in Word that are on my
desktop computer when using my laptop (I have learned it isn't wise to be
away w/o one's computer).

Frankly, I don't quite *understand* the directions I've 'read' on
microsoft.com, and when I went to have someone help me who knows how to to
this utilizing my Live Messenger, I got a message that I wasn't set up for
that, or needed Admin approval, but I've always been the only person on my
computer (Desktop) and new one (and I do use a Windows password at start
up).

Thank you if you can help - at least in helping me Request Remote
Assistance. I have a few people as Friends on my Messenger including the one
who can help me, but when I click on that "it" shows no one is listed.
Sheesh. Thank you, again.



From: ~*Laughingstar 2009*~ on 28 Oct 2009 11:52
Opps - I'm on wireless


~*Laughingstar 2009*~ wrote:
> I have a new Dell mini and a business HP Desktop, both XP Pro.
>
> Because I utilize adaptive software (ZoomText, Dragon, Kurzweil 1000,
> etc), I need to have some access to at least a few folders in Word
> that are on my desktop computer when using my laptop (I have learned
> it isn't wise to be away w/o one's computer).
>
> Frankly, I don't quite *understand* the directions I've 'read' on
> microsoft.com, and when I went to have someone help me who knows how
> to to this utilizing my Live Messenger, I got a message that I wasn't
> set up for that, or needed Admin approval, but I've always been the
> only person on my computer (Desktop) and new one (and I do use a
> Windows password at start up).
>
> Thank you if you can help - at least in helping me Request Remote
> Assistance. I have a few people as Friends on my Messenger including
> the one who can help me, but when I click on that "it" shows no one
> is listed. Sheesh. Thank you, again.


From: db on 28 Oct 2009 11:52
to connect two computers in the same
house you can connect a network cable
to both computers.

each computer will have a port/jack to
plug each end of the cable into the computers.

however, you can't use a regular cable.

you need to use one that is called a
cross over cable.

it is usually a yellow colored cable.

also, turn off both firewalls so that
they don't pose a hindrance for
connecting the computers together.

then you will need to create a
group

-----------

in regards to msmessenger and
connecting two computers from
different locations via the internet,

perhaps these method might be
better for you:

http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/support/remotetech.mspx


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"~*Laughingstar 2009*~" <tiredofthis(a)nospam.att.com> wrote in message
news:usaVUn2VKHA.3428(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
> I have a new Dell mini and a business HP Desktop, both XP Pro.
>
> Because I utilize adaptive software (ZoomText, Dragon, Kurzweil 1000,
> etc), I need to have some access to at least a few folders in Word that
> are on my desktop computer when using my laptop (I have learned it isn't
> wise to be away w/o one's computer).
>
> Frankly, I don't quite *understand* the directions I've 'read' on
> microsoft.com, and when I went to have someone help me who knows how to to
> this utilizing my Live Messenger, I got a message that I wasn't set up for
> that, or needed Admin approval, but I've always been the only person on my
> computer (Desktop) and new one (and I do use a Windows password at start
> up).
>
> Thank you if you can help - at least in helping me Request Remote
> Assistance. I have a few people as Friends on my Messenger including the
> one who can help me, but when I click on that "it" shows no one is listed.
> Sheesh. Thank you, again.
>
>
>
From: ~*Laughingstar 2009*~ on 28 Oct 2009 12:00
top post???

that won't help when I'm away from home, though.

I was told I did not need a connecting cable

db wrote:
> to connect two computers in the same
> house you can connect a network cable
> to both computers.
>
> each computer will have a port/jack to
> plug each end of the cable into the computers.
>
> however, you can't use a regular cable.
>
> you need to use one that is called a
> cross over cable.
>
> it is usually a yellow colored cable.
>
> also, turn off both firewalls so that
> they don't pose a hindrance for
> connecting the computers together.
>
> then you will need to create a
> group
>
> -----------
>
> in regards to msmessenger and
> connecting two computers from
> different locations via the internet,
>
> perhaps these method might be
> better for you:
>
> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/support/remotetech.mspx
>
>
>
> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>
>>
>
> "~*Laughingstar 2009*~" <tiredofthis(a)nospam.att.com> wrote in message
> news:usaVUn2VKHA.3428(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>> I have a new Dell mini and a business HP Desktop, both XP Pro.
>>
>> Because I utilize adaptive software (ZoomText, Dragon, Kurzweil 1000,
>> etc), I need to have some access to at least a few folders in Word
>> that are on my desktop computer when using my laptop (I have learned
>> it isn't wise to be away w/o one's computer).
>>
>> Frankly, I don't quite *understand* the directions I've 'read' on
>> microsoft.com, and when I went to have someone help me who knows how
>> to to this utilizing my Live Messenger, I got a message that I
>> wasn't set up for that, or needed Admin approval, but I've always
>> been the only person on my computer (Desktop) and new one (and I do
>> use a Windows password at start up).
>>
>> Thank you if you can help - at least in helping me Request Remote
>> Assistance. I have a few people as Friends on my Messenger including
>> the one who can help me, but when I click on that "it" shows no one
>> is listed. Sheesh. Thank you, again.


From: db on 28 Oct 2009 12:56
oh, you want to access your
computer from a different
location.

then you might skip using
msmessenger and use a
freeware called "simple desktop".


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- Systems Analyst
- Database Developer
- Accountancy
- Veteran of the Armed Forces
- @Hotmail.com
- nntp Postologist
~ "share the nirvana" - dbZen

~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>
>

"~*Laughingstar 2009*~" <tiredofthis(a)nospam.att.com> wrote in message
news:e7sY7e#VKHA.2340(a)TK2MSFTNGP04.phx.gbl...
> top post???
>
> that won't help when I'm away from home, though.
>
> I was told I did not need a connecting cable
>
> db wrote:
>> to connect two computers in the same
>> house you can connect a network cable
>> to both computers.
>>
>> each computer will have a port/jack to
>> plug each end of the cable into the computers.
>>
>> however, you can't use a regular cable.
>>
>> you need to use one that is called a
>> cross over cable.
>>
>> it is usually a yellow colored cable.
>>
>> also, turn off both firewalls so that
>> they don't pose a hindrance for
>> connecting the computers together.
>>
>> then you will need to create a
>> group
>>
>> -----------
>>
>> in regards to msmessenger and
>> connecting two computers from
>> different locations via the internet,
>>
>> perhaps these method might be
>> better for you:
>>
>> http://www.microsoft.com/windowsxp/using/setup/support/remotetech.mspx
>>
>>
>>
>> ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~
>>>
>>>
>>
>> "~*Laughingstar 2009*~" <tiredofthis(a)nospam.att.com> wrote in message
>> news:usaVUn2VKHA.3428(a)TK2MSFTNGP06.phx.gbl...
>>> I have a new Dell mini and a business HP Desktop, both XP Pro.
>>>
>>> Because I utilize adaptive software (ZoomText, Dragon, Kurzweil 1000,
>>> etc), I need to have some access to at least a few folders in Word
>>> that are on my desktop computer when using my laptop (I have learned
>>> it isn't wise to be away w/o one's computer).
>>>
>>> Frankly, I don't quite *understand* the directions I've 'read' on
>>> microsoft.com, and when I went to have someone help me who knows how
>>> to to this utilizing my Live Messenger, I got a message that I
>>> wasn't set up for that, or needed Admin approval, but I've always
>>> been the only person on my computer (Desktop) and new one (and I do
>>> use a Windows password at start up).
>>>
>>> Thank you if you can help - at least in helping me Request Remote
>>> Assistance. I have a few people as Friends on my Messenger including
>>> the one who can help me, but when I click on that "it" shows no one
>>> is listed. Sheesh. Thank you, again.
>
>
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