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Connecting to a domain and a workgroup
Hi,
I have an xp pro laptop given to me by my work. It is currently set up to connect to the work place domain via the usual xp pro login. At home i have a workgroup set up with 2 other computers. What i want to be able to do is to connect to those folders i have shared on my workgroup without taking my laptop off the work domain (IT support get a bit annoyed when you take a laptop off the work network). Any suggestions would be very helpful. Many thanks Rob |
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