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How to directly access sharepoint document lists in windows explorer in windows xp using network places
by  Markus UnterauerNo presence information  on 8/16/2006 11:00 PM
Category: SharePoint

All you have to do is to create a network place for each sharepoint site you want to access:

1. If you are using the XP display mode select Start > Control Panel > Network and Internet Connections > Network Connections (double click Network Connections in Control Panel)


2. Click My Network Places in Other Places section


3. Click Add a network place in Network Tasks section

4. Follow the Add network place wizard
Enter address to site (e.g. for Team Foundation Server Projects (\\\sites\)

 

After finishing the wizard You now have a link to your sharepoint site in your network places:


You can use this network place e.g. directly from within outlook to save your attachments to a document library:
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Re: How to directly access sharepoint document lists in windows explorer in windows xp using network places

This is really good one. I was searching for the same! It work for me - perfectly Ok.
CUBIDO\p.kirschnerNo presence information on 3/17/2010 10:01 AM

Re: How to directly access sharepoint document lists in windows explorer in windows xp using network places

Brilliant, just what I google'd for. Thanks!
CUBIDO\p.kirschnerNo presence information on 3/17/2010 10:01 AM

Re: How to directly access sharepoint document lists in windows explorer in windows xp using network places

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CUBIDO\p.kirschnerNo presence information on 3/17/2010 10:01 AM
 

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