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Change OSX Public folder's "share" name

Asked by squidzink in Mac OS 10.5 (Leopard)

Tags: OSX, Public Folder

Just set up a new MacBookPro. During the set up info gets sucked into various place like the Home fold name and the Public Folder's share name over my network.

My public folder is showing up with my full name on it, which is long and annoyingly truncates when it tries to display "My Superlong Name's Public Fold".

I'd like to update the Public Folder's share name to that of the computer/user name. I've done this with my desktop and other MacBookPro. But, I cannot seem to find the place to control this now. Can someone please advise. It's bugging the hell out of me that I can't figure it out and that I've burned time trying to find the answer to no avail. I've searched here as well and found a similar question, but the answer and actual goal were not the same issue.

Thanks!
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