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Locating the Snap! Server Using Find Computer
If you cannot locate the Snap! Server in your Network Neighborhood, find it this way:
1.
On the Start menu, click Find and
then Computer.
2.
Enter the server name. (The default
naming convention is described on
page 2.)
3.
Click Find Now and wait for the
Snap! Server to appear. (You may
need to try again after a few minutes
if you just turned on the server.)
4.
Double-click the Snap! Server icon to
see a folder that represents the
network disk drive(s). (NetWare users
also see a SYS volume.)
Mapping the Snap! Server to a Drive Letter
When you
map
the Snap! Server to a local drive letter, you can use the network folder in the
same way that you use the local drives on your computer. You assign the network folder an
unused drive letter, for example R: or T:, and then the network folder appears with that drive letter
as if it is a local drive.
To map the Snap! Server to a drive letter:
1.
Use Network Neighborhood or Find
Computer to display the Snap!
Server window.
2.
Select the Share1 folder.
3.
Right-click to display the menu.
Select Map Network Drive to display
the Map Network Drive window.
4.
Select a drive letter from the list.
5.
Click OK.
Snap! Server 4000 Quick Start Guide
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