Windows 7: Sharing Public Or Personal Folders - Hercules ePlug 200 Multi Manual

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- In the Public folder sharing pane, select Turn on sharing so anyone with network access can read
and write files in the Public folders (there will be no limitations on the contents of these folders in terms of
viewing, making changes and additions or other actions).
- Now, click Save changes before enabling multimedia file sharing.
Enabling multimedia file sharing
Note: This option allows you to enable sharing of your music, videos and images.
- In the Network and Sharing Center, click the Choose homegroup and sharing options item.
- In the Share libraries and printers, tick the Pictures, Music and Videos checkboxes.
- Click the Save changes button.

4.3.4. Windows 7: Sharing public or personal folders

Reminder: In Windows 7, there are two types of folders: personal or local folders and public folders. A
personal folder is a folder belonging to a specific user created on the computer, whereas a public folder is a
folder that can be shared by any other user of the same computer or the same network. In essence, a public
folder is shared, and therefore available to everyone for viewing (the minimum authorization level). For sharing
personal folders (your folder of your own images, for example), you must select the users who will be able to
access their contents and set the authorization level, as indicated in the following procedure.
1. Select the folder that you wish to share, without opening it (in this case, your My Pictures folders).
2. Right-click the folder. Select Share with.
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