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I See You. You Don't See Me?



 
 
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Old April 7th 04, 10:39 PM
John Gregory
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Three machines on a LAN with different platforms; WIN95, WIN98SE, Windows XP
HE. They're connected by cable modem, to a router, to a hub, then to the
individual machines. the 98 and XP have Office 2000 Professional installed.
I attempted to use NetFolders for the Calendar and couldn't get sufficient
help; maintenance too high. So I removed the folder through the wizard used
to initially install it... the wizard on the XP. All's well on the XP
(except for the issue that caused me to terminate; Calendar is followed by
"(4)" and there's only 1 calendar that I see.

The 98SE machine still contains the Calendar name in the Folder List of
Outlook but I've switched back to (changed the cursor to highlight) the
original file.

When I look at my network from the XP machine, I see all three and can
interact with them. However, when I go to the other two and look in My
Network Neighborhood, I see nothing. The cursor continually searches. On the
98SE machine, I pulled up the "NetWork Troubleshooting" reference from the
help file and started to use it. I made one selection from the first inquiry
screen and clicked Next. The results was a blank page; I can't get it to
even give me instructions on the subject.

Any idea why I can't "see the XP" from either machine but the XP can see me
at both?


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