I am probably wrong but isn't there someway to make xp's "my network places"
automatically detect ALL the shared folders on a specific network? I find the
way to turn on/off autodetect network PRINTERS but not folder-- At one time
my computer was doing this but I stupidly turned it off (don't ask me HOW I
did it-cause I can't remeber) now I want it back on.  Any help?

In article <B7890579-0A93-49DE-97D2-D438EC159***@microsoft.com>, ubpc
<u***@discussions.microsoft.com> wrote:
Go to My Computer, click Tools > Folder Options > View, and put a
check mark in the box "Automatically search for network folders and
printers".

However, in my experience, My Network Places is unreliable.  If it
doesn't show a shared folder that you want, click "Add a network
place" and add it manually.

Using a windows XP Pro-machine as a demo web server
TCP sessions limit
Working LAN, but no client Internet -Again
After setting up the network
Windows XP pro machine cannot change from workgroup to domain
Wireless printer sharing
What does Network Magic know that Microsoft doesn't?
Filename NTUSER.DAT
'Page cannot be displayed' in IE, but internet programs are workin
Networking "Not Working"