In Windows Explorer, only a couple of us can share info. I would usually
drag and drop stuff from my folders to my hubby's/kid's folders, but some of
them won't let me. We are all admin, but mine is the main account. How do I
make it so that our files are available to each other? When one of us opens
explorer, there are the + signs next to a couple of our names, but not all of
them. I hope I've been clear enough in my explation.
Jenn.

"jenn." <jenn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:F8D46181-5D7A-4479-A8E2-F50A8435537D@microsoft.com...
> In Windows Explorer, only a couple of us can share info. I would usually
> drag and drop stuff from my folders to my hubby's/kid's folders, but some
> of
> them won't let me. We are all admin, but mine is the main account. How
> do I
> make it so that our files are available to each other? When one of us
> opens
> explorer, there are the + signs next to a couple of our names, but not all
> of
> them. I hope I've been clear enough in my explation.
> Jenn.

Don't you have a "Shared Documents" folder? Everyone should have access to
that.

I suppose I could use the shared file. Just every time I move my music
around I have to go through all kinds of crap for itunes to find it again. I
used to be able to get into all of everyone's files though, and I don't like
that I can't get into my kids stuff. (Yes, I do have spyware, but I still
want access from my account to theirs)
Thanks
Jenn.

"hip" wrote:

>
>
> "jenn." <jenn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
> news:F8D46181-5D7A-4479-A8E2-F50A8435537D@microsoft.com...
> > In Windows Explorer, only a couple of us can share info. I would usually
> > drag and drop stuff from my folders to my hubby's/kid's folders, but some
> > of
> > them won't let me. We are all admin, but mine is the main account. How
> > do I
> > make it so that our files are available to each other? When one of us
> > opens
> > explorer, there are the + signs next to a couple of our names, but not all
> > of
> > them. I hope I've been clear enough in my explation.
> > Jenn.
>
> Don't you have a "Shared Documents" folder? Everyone should have access to
> that.
>
>
>

Hi, Jenn!

Did you ever figure this out?

Ted S.

"jenn." <jenn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
news:20335BE9-4C66-45D9-9B29-88670DC4BC36@microsoft.com...
>I suppose I could use the shared file. Just every time I move my music
> around I have to go through all kinds of crap for itunes to find it again.
> I
> used to be able to get into all of everyone's files though, and I don't
> like
> that I can't get into my kids stuff. (Yes, I do have spyware, but I still
> want access from my account to theirs)
> Thanks
> Jenn.
>
> "hip" wrote:
>
>>
>>
>> "jenn." <jenn@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote in message
>> news:F8D46181-5D7A-4479-A8E2-F50A8435537D@microsoft.com...
>> > In Windows Explorer, only a couple of us can share info. I would
>> > usually
>> > drag and drop stuff from my folders to my hubby's/kid's folders, but
>> > some
>> > of
>> > them won't let me. We are all admin, but mine is the main account.
>> > How
>> > do I
>> > make it so that our files are available to each other? When one of us
>> > opens
>> > explorer, there are the + signs next to a couple of our names, but not
>> > all
>> > of
>> > them. I hope I've been clear enough in my explation.
>> > Jenn.
>>
>> Don't you have a "Shared Documents" folder? Everyone should have access
>> to
>> that.
>>
>>
>>