Her best bet is to setup a folder on the desktop for the files from the laptop.  Copy 
or move
(depending on the desired results) and then burn the info from that folder on the 
desktop. 
Apparently, the drivers from one machine cannot be used by the others. Its possible 
that if both
were xp, it might work

Keith Thompson

Richard Thomas wrote:

> I have a customer using a laptop and a desktop both running win98 se. I have
> networked the two together and shared the appropriate drives. The desktop
> has a cdrw drive using easy cd creator. She wants to use her laptop that is
> networked to her desktop to burn a cd. I thought this could  be done by
> sharing the drive and then dragging icon from the desktop to the laptop. It
> does not work and I am kind of at a loss as to how to get this to work. Can
> anyone help on this..rich

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