(At this stage, in the pane on the right, you get your “my network places” Windows Explorer style list, just as you do if you pick that in the folders tree on the left in a normal “My Computer” Windows Explorer window.)Ĭlick that Add a Network Place menu item to get a new window, the Add Network Place Wizard. You get a Windows Explorer style window with, in the title bar, simply “My Network Places” and with a left hand pane (the “Explorer bar” according to the View menu) showing “Network Tasks” of which top is “Add a Network Place”.
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