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T. Duprex
I have a home network consisting of 2 pcs runnning Windows 98SE, one laptop
running Windows XP Pro. On the 2 pcs the Control Panel/Network
Configuration Tab shows "Microsoft Family Logon". On my Xp, on the Control
Panel, Network Connections/Local Area Connection 4 status properties have
"Client for Microsoft Networks" checked. What's the difference? Should
they all be the same? Is there a site/tutorial where I can get a picture of
what these terms mean and the appropriate setting(s).
I am having no problems. I share files and several printers using the PCs
as servers. I'm about to add a third printer that will have its own server.
I recently acquired an Intel Apple Macbook and it networks fine also
although I havn't a clue to how anything on it works yet.
running Windows XP Pro. On the 2 pcs the Control Panel/Network
Configuration Tab shows "Microsoft Family Logon". On my Xp, on the Control
Panel, Network Connections/Local Area Connection 4 status properties have
"Client for Microsoft Networks" checked. What's the difference? Should
they all be the same? Is there a site/tutorial where I can get a picture of
what these terms mean and the appropriate setting(s).
I am having no problems. I share files and several printers using the PCs
as servers. I'm about to add a third printer that will have its own server.
I recently acquired an Intel Apple Macbook and it networks fine also
although I havn't a clue to how anything on it works yet.