Copy to another machine on the home network
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From: Megan
Re: Copy to another machine on the home network
Dear Webby,
I need to copy a bunch of files from my laptop to the desktop
once a day, but really don't want the rigmarole of manually
stepping 27 levels deep down into Documents and Settings, etc.
on both machines. There MUST be a better way for doing that!
Megan
Dear Megan
First make sure you got the address bar on top of the
File Explorer turned on.
Next clear a spot on your desktop big enough for two icons,
preferably along the edge, where you let the important icons
peek around open windows.
Open a File Explorer and waddle down to that folder on one
machine.
Open a second File explrer and waddle down to that folder on
the other machine, ready to drag the files from one machine
to the other.
Now look at the address bar on top of each File Explorer.
At the left of the address bar you will see a tiny icon.
Drag that to the prepared spot on the desktop, and rename
it to for example DskTop
Do the same with the File Explorer showing the laptop, and
rename the shortcut LAP
From now on you just hit those two icons, and File Explorers
will open up already set to those specific directories, ready for
you to drag the files across.
If you are not scared of the raw DOS command line, and if you
or anybody is interested in it, I'll show you how to make a bat,
that will copy the files across whenever you click on ONE icon.
Have FUN!
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