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Step 2: Access shared files 

To access shared files and folders, you can use the Broadband Network Utility and  
My Computer.  

    

Note   If you want to work with shared files on a computer that does not have the 
Broadband Network Utility installed, you can use Network Neighborhood or My Network 
Places in Windows instead. For more information, see Windows Help. 

To access shared files on other computers 

1. Start the Broadband Network Utility. 

2. In the Network Devices list, double-click the computer that stores the file you want 

to access. 

3. Use the window that appears to browse the shared folders on that computer and 

locate the file. 

Note   If the shared files on the other computer do not appear, you might need to restart 
the computer you are using. 

 

To copy a file or folder from a network computer to your local computer 

1. Use the preceding steps to browse to the shared file or folder that you want to copy. 

2. On the File menu, point to Explorer Bar, and then click Folders. The Folders bar 

appears in the left pane.  

You can now see the hierarchical structure of drives, folders, and files on your 
computer and on the other computers that are part of your network.  

3. Drag the file or folder that you want to copy from the right pane to a local drive or 

folder in the Folders bar. 

Note   If the shared network folder has read-write access, you can also copy files from 
your local computer into this shared folder. 

 

Using a Printer over a Network 

Before you can use a printer that is attached to another computer on your network, 
you will need to do the following: 

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Make the printer available to other computers (this is also known as “sharing” a 
printer). Sharing must be configured on the computer to which the printer is 
attached. 

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Run the Add Printer Wizard to install printer drivers on each computer that you want 
to print from. 

Note   Some printer drivers are not designed for sharing printers. For more information, 
see the documentation that came with your printer, or see if additional drivers are 
available on the printer manufacturer’s Web site. 

 

The procedures for sharing a printer and installing drivers differ depending on your 
version of the Windows operating system. For more detailed instructions, look up 
“sharing printers” in Windows Help.