Hi,
What is the operating system used on your PC i.e. which version
of Windows do you have?
Here are some terms to get you started:
* Server: A server is a computer that provides some kind of
service, such as email send/receive, file storage and so forth.
In this case, it refers to a computer on a network that you wish
to access using a client software.
* Client: A client is a computer that attempts to access a server
to use some resources, such as connecting to send and receive
emails. In our case, it refers to the BrailleNote.
* Domain: A domain is a network (collection) of computers managed
by a central server computer (called a domain controller). The
advantage is that when a domain is selected, all computers which
are part of this group can be shown when browsing for particular
computer.
* Network resource: A network resource is the data that a server
has that the client is trying to use, such as files and folders.
As I said, we need the version of Windows installed on your
computer so we can help you better.
Cheers,
Joseph
----- Original Message -----
From: Jack Jones <[email protected]
To: [email protected]
Date sent: Mon, 23 Jan 2012 14:55:38 -0800
Subject: [Braillenote] Accessing your PC from the BrailleNote ON
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Hi all,
As the subject line says, I am trying to access files stored on
my PC from the BrailleNote Apex using a wireless network. I am
connected successfully, and when I go to the drive prompt, and
press N, it asks me for a network place. When I try to set this
up, it asks me for stuff like network server and domain? (Can you
tell I'm knew to this? Thought so). Where do I obtain the
necessary information?
Cheers!
Jack Jones
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