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1.how can one change the default store folder to network share folder
The default folder for outlook is <documetn and settings
root>\username\Local Settings\Application
Data\Identities\{identityID}\Microsoft\Outlook Express
using tools, options, maint tab, store folder tab will not let me.
2.Help Changing "c:\users shared folders" to "x:\users shared folders"
Obviously xcopying files and permissions is easy enough to accomplish.
My challenge is to modify Small Business Server 2003 in a way that new users
will be created in "x:\users shared folders" after I've moved them there
from the default "c:\users shared folders".
Any links, tips and step-by-steps would be greated appreciated!
3.Help Needed Re Setting Folder "Access Permissions" For File Sharing on Home Wireless Network
I am running an 802.11b wireless network between a desktop PC
connected by cable to a Microsoft wireless access point (which is
connected to a broadband modem) and a laptop with a Microsoft wireless
PC card. Both PCs are running Windows XP Home.
After setup, both successfully share the broadband access and a
printer and My Network Places shows both PCs and the folders and files
on each that have been designated for sharing. From the laptop I can
access the desktop, can access and share files on it, and can transfer
files and data between the two.
However, from the desktop I can't access any of the shared folders or
files on the laptop although they are displayed and listed in My
Network Places. When I try to access a folder or file I get the
Windows Explorer error message:
"\\ [name of laptop\folder] is not
accessible. You might might not have permission to use this network
resource. Contact the administrator of this server to find out if you
have access permissions. Not enough server storage is available to
process this command."
I have plenty of space on each, 10GB on the desktop and 45GB on the
laptop. What "access permissions" and which "server"?
Any explanations and suggestions? TIA
4.Mail store folder not changed to shared drive
I have a small XP network - effectively 3 PCs connected
together.
All 3 PCs have Outlook Express v6. Due to the location
of the PCs, a user will log on to whichever PC is closest
to them at the time, with the intention of checking their
email etc.
The problem is that on PC1 I have created a shared
directory to contain each users email store so that they
see exactly the same email regardless of which PC they
logon to.
On PC2 I have then attempted to change the mail store to
that networked area. Outlook Express accepts this
directory and tells you to exit for it to be permanent,
but when I go back in it has defaulted back to the local
area, an not the area on the other networked PC (PC1).
If I set the new mail store to somewhere locally on the
PC then this works fine, but not if it is to a networked
area.
Is it possible to have a central storage area for mail
across a network, without having a dedicated Exchange
server?
5.Lost Shared folders, need to tell XP I don't have a shared network
I was fooling around with the home network wizard and now my computer thinks
I have a home network (I don't) and I can't access my shared folders. I have
a Documents folder in the All Users subdirectory but I am unable to access
it, even from my administrator login.
How can I tell my machine that it is not networked and hopefully get my
shared folders back? Thanks.
6. need help with the "store folder"
7. Help needed with NTFS and Share permissions on shared folders in W2K3 AD
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