Re: Need Help Please!!!!

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From: Alain Charmes (AlainCharmes_at_discussions.microsoft.com)
Date: 08/20/04

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    You can create any folder you want out of the UAM folder one's you' ve
    created it you go to the administrative tools, computer administration, share
    folders, share ressources you click in the right panel and with the right
    button of the mouse you select new share ressource from that point you can
    select teh folder you want and declare it share for MAC or PC.

    Good loock!

    "William Smith" wrote:

    > In article <5b0e01c48187$f0f1e810$a301280a@phx.gbl>,
    > "Ted Wilson" <anonymous@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
    >
    > > I created a MACshared folder inside the UAM Volume,
    > > should I create it elsewhere? I also forgot how to create
    > > another Mac folder. Can you please tell me how?
    >
    > Hi Ted!
    >
    > For more detailed instructions I'll refer you to the Windows Help found
    > under the Start button. It's really very useful and detailed for what
    > you're wanting to know.
    >
    > In a nutshell, you want to leave the MS UAM Volume alone because it is
    > shared only to allow Mac clients to download and install the UAM on the
    > client machines. It's not intended for storage of user files.
    >
    > You'll go to the Computer Management console and right-click "Shares" or
    > "Shared Folders" (it's been a while for me) and choose to configure your
    > Macintosh settings. Here, you'll be able to select an existing folder or
    > create a new folder that you can share to Macs. You should share the
    > folder from a drive or partition other than the Windows system to
    > prevent users from filling up the server's system drive.
    >
    > Hope this helps! bill
    > --
    > William M. Smith
    > (Microsoft Interop MVP)
    >

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