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Sherasi Diamond Enthusiast

Posted I have a computer InTRA-net at work that can be accessed via InTERnet also (via a web address). My question is this, why can my lab-top access that link/website and NOT my desk-top? My lap-top is running under Win ME and desk-top is Win 98. I can't imagine that should make any difference. I like to do paper work at home, but the larger computer is easier to do work at... does anyone have any suggestions about what is going on and why and what I can do about it? Thanks.

Posts: 9309 | Location: PA, USA | Registered: 06-05-02

sonnet26 Platinum Enthusiast

Posted Hide Post Sher: Are you talking about your personal laptop and desktop? If you can access your company's intranet through your laptop, you may have the Microsoft Exchange Server configured on it but not on your desktop. I'd ask your IT people at work why you can't use your desktop. I had to have mine do each PC separately (at the other 2 locations I sometimes work at) in order to have access to my company email and network server. My IT people had to give me signon access to each PC I needed to work from. Good Luck!

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