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by ralj_cdoc

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How can you access a file of the remote computer within the local network based on your operating systems?

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by col1n

Right click network on server or workstation
map the drive g:\warwickapps\vol1 and if you are allowed you can search or edit

else ask administrator

by shmaltz

In Windows NT/2000 every drive is shared with a hidden share name called drivename$ where drivename is the name of the drive. For example drive c: on computer usera would be accessed using:
Net use x: \\usera\c$

by @lberto

First of all you should access to that pc and then to the folder you want to access.
What Operative System are you using?
If Windows based then just browse your network neighborhood, locate the computer and if you want you can MAP the folder as a network drive.
If you don't understand me e-mail me back and I'll help you

Good luck,
@lberto

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