Can anyone tell me where the offline files are stored on
the client. The shortcut doesn't tell, and searching for
a file does not give any result
Thanks

I have remote desktop up and running from home to the
terminal server at work, but I was wondering if it is
possible to print at home from the terminal server when
running remote desktop.  I would be grateful for any

 I HAVE APC WITH WIN XP PROFESSIONAL  THAT IS ON DSL AND
THRU A LINKSYS ROUTER.  HOW CAN I SET THIS PC UP SO I CAN
CONNECT TO IT FROM ANOTHER PC WITH  WIN XP HOME ED

I enable my host computer to accept remote desktop
connections.. but when I try to connect to it from other
PC it gives me this error
"The client could not connect to the remote computer.

I have my pc w/ win xp home addition and laptop with win xp
professional.  How do i config laptop to be able to use
remote desktop info from pc.

I have a home XP attempting to connect to a remote XP via
company's VPN. I a Linksys router between my cable modem
and my home computer. I can telnet to the remote computer
on port 3389 and I can also ping the machine and VNC to it.

I have a client that would like to remotely access his XP
Pro Machine from the road. The issue is, he runs a faxing
program that needs to be running at all times and when you
remotely log on won't this log off the console user and

I would like to connect to multiple PCs behind the same
router. Should I just change the ports on the host PC and
if so how do I specify what ports to use when I am trying
to connect with the remote computer?

I put my IP Address in as insruucted, and I get this
error message saying "The client could not connect to the
remote computer.
Remote connections might not be enabled or the computer

I am trying to set up my office pc and my home pc so that I can access
the interbase database on my office PC from home. Can someone give me
a step-by-step instructions of how to do this.
Here's the set up the I have.

I have a Remote Server running a Windows 2003 Terminal Server.
I am connecting via an Internet connection through a VPN using
NetScreen Remote from my Windows XP Professional laptop.
I can connect from my laptop using my dial-up Internet connections.  I

When I click on Properties... on the right-click menu of
My computer, I keep getting told I should have a "Remote"
tab.  I don't have one.  What could be wrong?

A buddy and myself are doing a networking course thru work and VPN's are a topic not too far off.
So we managed to get two XP Pro machines connecting (him cable, me adsl), but i'm not shure what he should
be ale to see of my comp. I have a few shared directories coz i'm running a ...

Posted this in the networking & the web section but upon
consideration, it seemed better off here.
I'm setting up the RDWC (XP Pro SP1_IIS5.1 fully patched)
to work through the XP firewall & I can't seem to find a

i changed the default port like the article said and i
changed it to 5405 forwarded that por in my router now
nothing will connect. please send help ASAP
Thank You