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"robirdman" <(E-Mail Removed)> wrote in message
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> "I have access 2000 on several computers. I mainly use my laptop and I
> would like to be able to totally replace the versions on other computers
> periodically so they are in effect backups. Sometimes I might do things
> on one of the backups that I would then want to transfer to my laptop. At
> first I was copying the DB on a CDrom and overwriting, and
> this makes the 2nd one read-only. Now I have set up a LAN, thinking that I
> could do it more efficiently this way. However,
> though I am the sole user of the whole network, I can't copy the database
> to the other computers, as I, the sole user and Admin do not have
> permissions! I never set up any permissions. I wish I had the problem of
> "Dix". It is just the opposite. I can't integrate use at all.
> I really don't understand all this stuff. I never set up any permissions,
> administrators, groups, users or passwords, and don't even know where to
> begin. In fact somewhat afraid as I see all the posts from people who set
> up stuff and are now locked out because something is set wrong. I am just
> one person trying to network my computers, which no one else is using.
> Now I find that besides ACCESS problems, I can't even move many other
> files from one computer to another or change file names remotely or do
> hardly anything for which I wanted to network them for.
>
> (reply)<<When you want to save or modify a file that resides on another
> computer (over the LAN), you might have a
> problem, because that user account that you used to log into the computer
> you are sitting at means NOTHING to the
> operating system on the OTHER comptuer, unless both computers are joined
> to the domain, AND you used a domain
> account to log onto that local computer (as opposed to a 'local' account).
> By default, if the operating system
> on that other computer doesn't know who you are, it will DENY the action
> you are trying to perform.>>
>
> Me again "I didn't get very far. On this XP Pro laptop, I found that the
> account was already not disabled.
> My Aptiva is the main computer I want to access and then I found that in
> its Win98, there is no "manage" under "My computer" Then I went to my
> XPhome P4PE I went to the manage and it did not have a user or
> group field under tools or anywhere."
> So basically I have gotten nowhere.
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