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Map W98 to W2K Server

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Larry - 29 Nov 2005 17:55 GMT
I do not want to log on to this network, but want to map a Windows 98 PC to a
Windows 2000 server named 'Server' with a  directory called 'Apps' that is
shared.  When I put the server name in the path field and click OK, it says
'you must supply a password to make this connection' - Resource:  
\\Server\Apps.  The password used to log on to the server does not work.  If
I look in Network Neighborhood, I can see all the PCs on the network.  How
can I make this connection?  Thanks.
Richard G. Harper - 30 Nov 2005 00:00 GMT
Unless you log onto the network, you won't be able to.

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>I do not want to log on to this network, but want to map a Windows 98 PC to
>a
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> I look in Network Neighborhood, I can see all the PCs on the network.  How
> can I make this connection?  Thanks.
 
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