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I'll take that and split the points if you'll answer one more Q.<br />
Does the file sharing permissions in 2000 have to be set similar to XP, in other words, Safe Mode, etc.?<br />
Pete
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I'll take that and split the points if you'll answer one more Q.
Does the file sharing permissions in 2000 have to be set similar to XP, in other words, Safe Mode, etc.?
Pete

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File sharing permissions do not associate with safe mode.<br />
the fille/folder sharing permissions are file/folder independent.<br />
they need not be the same between two folders that are shared and same for the two machines
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File sharing permissions do not associate with safe mode.
the fille/folder sharing permissions are file/folder independent.
they need not be the same between two folders that are shared and same for the two machines

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I'm going to be networking a Windows XP with a 2000 Pro using a wired D-Link router connected to a Cable broadband modem.<br />
I've already done XP with 98 and ME but never Win 2000.<br />
Any tricks I should know and is there a good &quot;How-to&quot; relating to the 2000 part.<br />
2000 and I only have a nodding aquaintence.<br />
Pete
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I'm going to be networking a Windows XP with a 2000 Pro using a wired D-Link router connected to a Cable broadband modem.
I've already done XP with 98 and ME but never Win 2000.
Any tricks I should know and is there a good "How-to" relating to the 2000 part.
2000 and I only have a nodding aquaintence.
Pete

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