QUOTE(williamwong @ Apr 4 2007, 02:46 PM)
thanks, but what i meant was to view the files and folders shared among a wireless lan group. not share among the same com. last time in xp i can view those folders in "My Network Places" but now in vista i duno where to view them. in "Network" also dont have.
err.. manually type their ip address into the run box?
example
\\192.168.0.1
u should be able to access their comp then
Quoted from windows help & support
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Find files and folders on other computers on a network
The Network folder provides handy access to the computers on your network. From there, you can see the contents of network computers and find shared files and folders.
Click to open Network.
You should see all the computers and devices that are on your network. If you don't see computers that you expect to see, the network discovery setting on your computer or another computer might be blocking access. For more information, see What is network discovery?
If other computers on your network are running Windows XP and you don't see them in the Network folder, you might need to change the workgroup name on those computers. For more information, see Troubleshoot problems finding computers on a home network.
Double-click a computer's icon to see the files and folders that you have access to.
Notes
If your user name and password for the computer you are currently logged on to are different from those for the computer that you are trying to access, you might be prompted to enter your logon information. You can automatically connect to another computer on the network by storing your password. For more information, see Store passwords for automatic logon.
If the other computer is set up to allow access to anyone on the network, you will be automatically connected to it but you will only have guest access. This means that you will only have access to files in the Public folder. You can automatically connect to another computer on the network by storing your password.
To find files on a mapped drive
A mapped drive is a shared folder or computer on a network that you create a shortcut to on your computer. Each mapped drive has a drive letter (such as D) assigned to it.
Click to open Computer.
All mapped drives are listed under Network Location.
Double-click the mapped drive's icon to see the files and folders that you have access to.
to open network, just go computer and look at the box besides it, theres a network icon there
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i duno where to view them. in "Network" also dont have
ish.. my bad.. didnt notice this.. ignore the above post
This post has been edited by pipedream: Apr 4 2007, 02:28 PM 
Apr 2 2007, 06:11 PM
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