where to choose entire network

[jims]

I am using XP and when I open the network neighbour, I
can only see my computer folders but not other computer
in the network and neither can I find any function to get
to the entire network and see other computer. I am sure
that my computer is connected to the network already, so
what I have missed or which function to choose to see the
entire network??

[Agustin E. Beci]

Open Windows Explorer
On the left side, there is a My Computer tree and several other items. One
of these items is My Network Places, click on the plus sign next to it to
see what is under this tree.

My Network Places
Entire Network
Microsoft Windows Network
WORKGROUPNAME

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Agustin E. Beci
"Gotta have heart!"




"jims" > wrote in message
...
> I am using XP and when I open the network neighbour, I
> can only see my computer folders but not other computer
> in the network and neither can I find any function to get
> to the entire network and see other computer. I am sure
> that my computer is connected to the network already, so
> what I have missed or which function to choose to see the
> entire network??

[Agustin E. Beci]

Open Windows Explorer
On the left side, there is a My Computer tree and several other items. One
of these items is My Network Places, click on the plus sign next to it to
see what is under this tree.

My Network Places
Entire Network
Microsoft Windows Network
WORKGROUPNAME

--

______________
Agustin E. Beci
"Gotta have heart!"




"jims" > wrote in message
...
> I am using XP and when I open the network neighbour, I
> can only see my computer folders but not other computer
> in the network and neither can I find any function to get
> to the entire network and see other computer. I am sure
> that my computer is connected to the network already, so
> what I have missed or which function to choose to see the
> entire network??