I'm creating a folder and sharing it in an Installshield app run on an 2000
box which is member of a domain (user-level security). I need to change the
share permissions in code after sharing the folder to make it read only from
the network. AddShareNet (structure type 2) ignores the permissions
parameter when used in user-level security mode.
Re: XP Home: selective folder sharing ... Adding Test made no difference for sharing the Test folder in XP Safe Mode. ... In Control Panel/Network on the 98SE machine, I found the network login set ... click the Permissions button to ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.network_web)
Re: LAN problem with new PC ...permissions with sharing, actual sharing permissions and also the NTFS ... Have you tried going to network places from scratch, ... You can more easily view folder permissions (On the machine ... (microsoft.public.win2000.networking)
Re: File Sharing XP Pro and WIN98SE ... >We are using WIN XP Pro SP2 on all our work stations. ...>folder, and can also re-save the files as long as the file name remains the ... >There is no difference whether "Simple File Sharing" is turned ON or OFF. ...User permissions such as these are usually applied via NTFS ... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.security_admin)
Re: Problems sharing a folder on a domain ... Therefore when trying to access the share on computer A it is looking for a username and password to be supplied which is the username and password that you used to log on to computer B with which it does not find in its permissions list and therefore denies access. ... On computer A go to the properties of the shared folder and make sure that "everyone" has access to the file from the permissions on both the Sharing and the Security tab. ... however it will allow anyone access to that folder who has access to your network.... (microsoft.public.windowsxp.general)
Re: Getting the twain interface working on an XP user account ... That is I fiddled with the permissions, signed onto a non-admin account, and it might work once. ... I'm stuck until I find some more free time.... I don't think XP Home supports sharing in the way described but I will see if I can modify those suggestions for XP Home - I now know what folder to play with. ... (comp.periphs.scanners)
