Just some another helpful tip.  There is another way to access shared
computers, via the network.  First thing you might need to know is the
computer names.  After getting such information.  On one of the hosts, go to
start and run.  type:  (\\"Computer_Name") two slashes, followed by the
computer name without the quotes.  By doing this correctly, another popup
window will show with all shared files and folders of the other host.

Regards,
Michael Sarian

> Hello
>
> Thanks to all who have responded to my problem, it's now been
> resolved. In fact, my DirectX was corrupted, so i got a new one and
> everything is running fine now..
>
> While i'm at i'm having another problem. I have two system running win
> 98SE which i want to network. I'm using an Ethernet Lan Card on both
> machine. Any of the 2 machines can't see their peers in the Network
> Neighborhood.
>
> My Ethernet Lan Card is bounded by TCP/IP setting of 198.160.100.1 for
> one and 198.160.100.2 for the second one, with a SubMask of
> 255.255.255.0 for both. I use Full10 Mode for one while the other one
> is set to Auto. Some times i've to set both toAuto as it will not get
> pass over the Windows Splash Screen and i'll have to reboot using Safe
> Mode with Network...=20
>
> Can someone give me some tips about what i'm doing wrong?
>
> Thanking you beforehand
> Shakeel
> Mauritius, Indian Ocean
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